New Mexico County Maps, FIPS Codes & Printable Blank Maps
Explore the 33 counties recorded in the bundled New Mexico reference list. Search county names, look up five-digit FIPS/GEOID identifiers, and open the county reference map or printable blank New Mexico map. This is a reference list, not real-time census statistics.
Search all 33 New Mexico county names and FIPS codes
Five-digit GEOIDs combine the two-digit state FIPS prefix with a three-digit county-equivalent code. Type a county name, its last three digits, or the full GEOID to filter the list. Use these identifiers to join Census datasets that use the same geographical vintage.
| County / equivalent | GEOID | County code |
|---|---|---|
| Bernalillo | 35001 |
001 |
| Catron | 35003 |
003 |
| Chaves | 35005 |
005 |
| Cibola | 35006 |
006 |
| Colfax | 35007 |
007 |
| Curry | 35009 |
009 |
| De Baca | 35011 |
011 |
| Doña Ana | 35013 |
013 |
| Eddy | 35015 |
015 |
| Grant | 35017 |
017 |
| Guadalupe | 35019 |
019 |
| Harding | 35021 |
021 |
| Hidalgo | 35023 |
023 |
| Lea | 35025 |
025 |
| Lincoln | 35027 |
027 |
| Los Alamos | 35028 |
028 |
| Luna | 35029 |
029 |
| McKinley | 35031 |
031 |
| Mora | 35033 |
033 |
| Otero | 35035 |
035 |
| Quay | 35037 |
037 |
| Rio Arriba | 35039 |
039 |
| Roosevelt | 35041 |
041 |
| San Juan | 35045 |
045 |
| San Miguel | 35047 |
047 |
| Sandoval | 35043 |
043 |
| Santa Fe | 35049 |
049 |
| Sierra | 35051 |
051 |
| Socorro | 35053 |
053 |
| Taos | 35055 |
055 |
| Torrance | 35057 |
057 |
| Union | 35059 |
059 |
| Valencia | 35061 |
061 |
Where can I download a blank map of New Mexico?
The New Mexico blank map download page offers the currently bundled printable formats and map styling controls. Check the selected variant before using it for county-level teaching: an outer-state outline does not necessarily contain individual county borders, county seats, or city boundaries.
Use the New Mexico county reference page for county names and identifiers. Do not assume a plain state outline contains county polygons.
How is the New Mexico county list organized?
The table lists 33 units alphabetically. For example, its first listed entry is Bernalillo (35001) and its last is Valencia (35061). New Mexico uses the 35 prefix in this reference dataset. Any count should be compared only against a consistent state, county-equivalent, and data-vintage definition.
How does the county count compare with other states?
In the bundled 51-jurisdiction list, New Mexico ranks #35 by listed county-equivalent count. A rank based on a historical list is not a claim about current US Census legal definitions.
Frequently asked questions about New Mexico county maps
How many counties does New Mexico have in this reference?
The bundled New Mexico table contains 33 names or county-equivalent entries. Use the cited Census vintage before comparing against newer jurisdiction counts.
What is the state FIPS code for New Mexico?
The two-digit state FIPS prefix in this dataset is 35. It forms the first two digits of each five-digit county GEOID.
Where can I find the full New Mexico county list?
Search the 33-row county/GEOID table on this page. It includes the names and five-digit identifiers available in the bundled dataset.
Which county is listed first alphabetically in New Mexico?
Bernalillo appears first in this alphabetized data list with GEOID 35001.
Which county is listed last alphabetically in New Mexico?
Valencia appears last in the alphabetized reference list, with GEOID 35061.
Can I download a printable blank New Mexico map?
Use the New Mexico blank-map page linked above and select the available SVG, PNG or PDF export. Examine the map variant before assuming it contains internal borders.
Does this New Mexico table contain county populations?
No. This bundled names/GEOID table does not include dated population figures. Download a comparable Census vintage for trustworthy counts.
What is a five-digit GEOID in New Mexico?
It combines the 35 state prefix with an individual three-digit county code. For example, Bernalillo uses 35001 in this table.
Does this page show all towns and cities in New Mexico?
No. It lists county names and identifiers, not every incorporated city, municipality or settlement. A separately licensed place dataset is needed for city coverage.
Are New Mexico county boundaries official and current here?
No. The county names and identifiers are from a bundled reference with an unverified vintage. For authoritative current boundary shapes, consult the US Census Bureau TIGER/Line or cartographic boundary releases.
Data sources, definitions and update notes
County names and identifiers are taken from a bundled historical reference dataset whose exact release year has not been independently established. For current official data, use US Census Gazetteer Files and TIGER/Line. Connecticut planning regions, Alaska borough/census areas, Louisiana parishes, independent cities and DC can require different definitions. No unverifiable population, capital, median income, adjacent county or legal-border claim is made here.
For corrections, contact the editorial corrections team. Map previews and reference lists are for education and exploratory analysis, not land survey or emergency navigation.