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GREETINGS FROM
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NEW MEXICO
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GALLUP, NEW MEXICO
Often called the “Last Frontier”, is on the border
of the great Navajo Indian Reservation, which
comprises 1,500,000 acres of land and 48,000
souls, ever increasing. Navajos are famed for their
¿ blankets and hand-made silver jewelry set with
turquoise. More articles of Indian origin are
marketed from Gallup than any other city in
America.
It is also distinguished as the "Indian Capital”,
many tribes of Indians from the four cardinal points
5 being neighbors and visitors, especially to the Inter-
Tribal Indian Ceremonial, which is held annually
during the last week of August. The Hopi, Zuni,
Acoma, Laguna, Apache, (3 tribes) Utes, Sioux
and many tribes of the Rio Grande take part in this
colorful event.
Gallup is near the Continental Divide, in the
beautiful Red Mesa country, with its Ice Caves,
Inscription Rock and scenic grandeur to attract
artists and tourists “off the beaten path".
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