New Mexico joined the union in 1912 as the forty-seventh state. The capital of this southwestern state is Santa Fe. Located near Arizona, Colorado and Texas, New Mexico features a population of over 1,800,000 and is best known for its vast outdoor resources, rich Western heritage and Native American culture. New Mexico has everything from volcanoes; the Anasazi ruins, and for conspiracy buffs and fans of the X Files television show there is the International UFO Museum in Roswell. New Mexico is still infamous for the alleged UFO landing at the famous site in Roswell, the subject of many films and television shows.
Of course, along with all of the attractions in New Mexico, there is a wealth of grown-up fun for those interested in trying some of the many New Mexico Casinos throughout the state. From Acoma to Taos, there are more than twenty New Mexico casinos throughout the state. The New Mexico casinos include Native American-owned operations such as Dancing Eagle Casino in Casa Blanca, New Mexico, and the Casino Apache Travel Center in Mescalero. Slot machines are a big draw in New Mexico Casinos, but you can also find table games, and in some cases, horse betting and...