List of casinos in New Mexico

List of casinos in the U.S. state of New Mexico
Casino City County State District Type Comments
Apache Nugget Casino Cuba Sandoval New Mexico Native American
Ohkay Casino ResortSan Juan Pueblo Rio Arriba New Mexico
Santa Claran Hotel & CasinoEspañola Rio Arriba New Mexico
Buffalo Thunder Casino and ResortPojoaque Pueblo Santa Fe New Mexico north of Santa Fe
Camel Rock CasinoTesuque Pueblo Santa Fe New Mexico north of Santa Fe
Casino Apache Travel CenterMescalero Otero New Mexico Native American
Cities of Gold CasinoPojoaque Pueblo Santa Fe New Mexico north of Santa Fe
Cities of Gold Sports BarPojoaque Pueblo Santa Fe New Mexico north of Santa Fe
Dancing Eagle CasinoCasa Blanca Cibola New Mexico Native American
Downs at AlbuquerqueAlbuquerque Bernalillo New Mexico Racino
Fire Rock Navajo CasinoChurch Rock McKinley New Mexico Native American
Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort & CasinoMescalero Otero New Mexico
Isleta Casino & ResortIsleta Pueblo Bernalillo New Mexico south of Albuquerque
Kicks 66/Convenience Store & Phillips 66 ServiceSanta Fe Santa Fe New Mexico
Northern Edge Navajo Casino Fruitland San Juan New Mexico
Route 66 CasinoLaguna Pueblo Bernalillo New Mexico Native American west of Albuquerque
Route 66 Casino ExpressLaguna Pueblo Bernalillo New Mexico Native American west of Albuquerque. This casino features 120 slots only.
Palace WestIsletaBernalillo New Mexico
Billy the Kid CasinoRuidoso Lincoln New Mexico Racino
Casino HollywoodSan Felipe Sandoval New Mexico
Sandia CasinoSandia Pueblo Bernalillo New Mexico Native American north of Albuquerque
Santa Ana Star CasinoSanta Ana Pueblo Sandoval New Mexico Northwest of Albuquerque/Rio Rancho
Sky City CasinoAcoma Cibola New Mexico Native American
Sun Ray Park & CasinoFarmington San Juan New Mexico Racino
Sunland Park Racetrack & CasinoSunland Park Doña Ana New Mexico Racino
Taos Mountain CasinoTaos Taos New Mexico
Wild Horse CasinoDulce Rio Arriba New Mexico Native American
Zia Park Casino, Hotel & Racetrack Hobbs Lea New Mexico Racino

References

    This article is issued from Wikipedia - version of the Tuesday, January 26, 2016. The text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share Alike but additional terms may apply for the media files.