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Glenrio, ghost town in Quay County, New Mexico and Deaf County, Texas in the United States

Description

Glenrio is an abandoned settlement on the border between New Mexico and Texas, now preserved as a ghost town. The site contains the remains of several buildings from the early 1900s, including old storefronts, residences, and service facilities that once served travelers passing through on Route 66.

History

The settlement was founded in the early 1900s as a trading post and stopping point for travelers on Route 66. Economic shifts and the decline of highway traffic led to its gradual abandonment over the decades.

Practical

The site sits along a quiet rural road and is freely accessible, allowing visitors to explore the ruins at their own pace. There are no facilities on-site, so bring plenty of water and sun protection when visiting.

Did you know?

The settlement actually spans two states, with buildings on both the New Mexico and Texas sides of the border. This unusual location once made it a notable stopping point for travelers crossing between the two states.

Location
Architectural style
American Craftsman
Address
Texas State Loop 504/New Mexico State Route 1578
GPS coordinates
35.17889,-103.04222
Latest update
December 15, 2025 13:27

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