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Bernalillo County

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Bernalillo County

County in north-central New Mexico; area 3,028 sq km/1,169 sq mi; population (1990) 480,600. Its capital is Albuquerque. Livestock grazing, farming, coal mining, and tourism are the main industries.

The county is drained by the Rio Grande. Its southern section is a Pueblo American Indian area, while the east has part of Cibola National Forest, the Manzano Mountains, and the Sandia Mountains.



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Lieutenant Gregg Marcantel of the Bernalillo County, New Mexico, Sheriff's Department--who also went to New Orleans to help out--personally knew of at least 18 boat owners who were working in cooperation with his police unit.
Another "Katrina" story by Mass, Warren / The New American
In February 2004, COEP staff worked with the South Valley Partners for Environmental Justice (a nonprofit partnership between Bernalillo County, the Rio Grande Community Development Corporation, and the COEP) and Amigos Bravos--Friends of the Wild Rivers to provide a three-part training course to staff at the local Indio-Hispano Academy of Agricultural Arts and Sciences.
Health on the Banks of the Rio Grande by Barrett, Julia R. / Environmental Health Perspectives
Kmiec, chairman and professor of constitutional law at the Pepperdine University School of Law, said crosses on the seals in Stow, Zion and Bernalillo County were part of an overwhelming amount of religious imagery.
CROSS IN SEAL WORTH A FIGHT? COUNTY SUPERVISORS TO VOTE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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