104 STAT[removed]PUBLIC LAW[removed]—JUNE 6, 1990 Public Law[removed]101st Congress

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Date: 2014-11-20 08:51:44 Wild and Scenic Rivers of the United States Jemez River Pecos River Jemez Pueblo New Mexico National Wild and Scenic Rivers System Santa Fe National Forest Geography of Texas Geography of the United States New Mexico		104 STAT[removed]PUBLIC LAW[removed]—JUNE 6, 1990 Public Law[removed]101st Congress Add to Reading List Source URL: www.gpo.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 320,37 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Hay River explores Jemez: Members of the Hay River Friendship Force test the waters of the hot springs at Soda Dam on the Jemez Mountain Trail. See more on page 2. -------------------------------------------------------- DocID: 1srBS - View Document
	Northcentral New Mexico Continue south another 1.3 miles to gravel road on the right (SFC56C) leading up the side of the mesa to BLM land. Side roads lead to piñon-juniper and cholla groves good for Black-throated Spar DocID: 19oYU - View Document
	Hydrothermal Activity and Travertine Deposits in Valles Caldera Paul Withers Valles Caldera is the youngest major episode (1.0 – 0.13 Mya) of the Jemez volcanic field (>13 – 0.13 Mya.) The high heat content and subsu DocID: 10QTc - View Document
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