Farmington, the largest city in the Four Corners Area, sits in a valley with three rivers, the San Juan, Ánimas, and La Plata. Although agriculture flourishes (alfalfa, apples, corn, onions, potatoes), its main industrial and economic base is tied to the vast oil and gas reserves in the San Juan Basin.

Ánimas Parkland and Berg Park, Connie Mack World Series, Farmington Museum, Salmon Ruins & San Juan Archaeological Center.

Angel Peak Recreational Area, Lakes: Morgan, and Aztec, Jackson Lake Wildlife Area, Aztec Ruins National Monument, Navajo Lake State Park, B-Square Ranch (Wildlife Preserve & Experimental Farm), Navajo Indian Reservation, Bisti, De-Na-Zin Wilderness, Ship rock, Chaco Culture National Historical Park

Hotels and Motels: 30; Bed and Breakfasts: 3; Total Rooms: 1800

Film Liaison

Debbie Dusenbery

505-326-7602; 505-486-1459 Cell;

505-327-0577 Fax

dusenbery@earthlink.net

Farmington Convention & Visitors Bureau:

800-448-1240; 505-326-7602;

505-327-0577 Fax

Web: www.farmingtonnm.org

E-mail: fmncvb@earthlink.net