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Thursday, November 20, 2008 Bingaman: New Mexico Communities to Share $849,323 in Federal Funds for Scenic Byways WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman today said he is pleased that communities across the state will share $849,323 in scenic byway grants from the Federal Highway Administration. “Our state’s Scenic Byways promote tourism and are important to the economic development of rural communities,” Bingaman said. “I am pleased these New Mexico projects have been awarded funding.” Earlier this year Bingaman wrote to the U.S. Department of Transportation in support for this grant funding. The following New Mexico Scenic Byways Projects were awarded grants:
On a separate note, Bingaman has written to the Federal Highway Administration in support of a nomination to designating The Enchanted Circle in Northern New Mexico a National Scenic Byway. The circle connects Taos, Questa, Red River, Eagles Nest and Angel Fire and includes sights such as, historic Taos Pueblo, the Rio Grande Gorge, the Vietnam Veterans Peace and Brotherhood Chapel and New Mexico’s highest mountain, Wheeler Peak. Search: trasportation, senic byways |
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