Valle Grande, New Mexico

This article is about the dry lakebed in New Mexico. For the town in Bolivia, see Vallegrande.

Valle Grande is a dry lakebed in New Mexico.^[1] It is an unevenly shaped expanse of beige grassland situated inside the larger Valles Caldera.

References

^ "Valle Grande, New Mexico". NASA. http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/IOTD/view.php?id=51357.

Protected Areas of New Mexico

National Parks	Carlsbad Caverns National Park

National Historical Parks	Chaco Culture National Historical Park · Pecos National Historical Park

National Monuments	Aztec Ruins · Bandelier · Capulin Volcano · El Malpais · El Morro · Fort Union · Gila Cliff Dwellings · Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks · Petroglyph · Prehistoric Trackways · Salinas Pueblo Missions · White Sands

National Trails	El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro National Historic Trail · Old Spanish National Historic Trail · Santa Fe National Historic Trail

National Forests	Apache-Sitgreaves · Carson · Cibola · Coronado · Gila · Lincoln · Santa Fe

National Grasslands	Kiowa National Grassland

National Wildlife Refuges	Bitter Lake · Bosque del Apache · Grulla · Las Vegas · Maxwell · San Andres · Sevilleta

National Conservation Areas	El Malpais · Fort Stanton – Snowy River Cave

State Parks	Bluewater Lake · Bottomless Lakes · Brantley Lake · Caballo Lake · Cerrillos Hills · Cimarron Canyon · City of Rocks · Clayton Lake · Conchas Lake · Coyote Creek · Eagle Nest Lake · Elephant Butte Lake · El Vado Lake · Fenton Lake · Heron Lake · Hyde Memorial · Leasburg Dam · Living Desert Zoo and Gardens · Manzano Mountains · Morphy Lake · Mesilla Valley Bosque · Navajo Lake · Oasis · Oliver Lee Memorial · Pancho Villa · Percha Dam · Rio Grande Nature Center · Rockhound · Santa Rosa Lake · Storrie Lake · Sugarite Canyon · Sumner Lake · Ute Lake · Vietnam Veterans Memorial · Villanueva

National Natural Landmarks	See List of National Natural Landmarks in New Mexico

National Preserves	Valles Caldera National Preserve

New Mexico State Parks Division (web)