Counties · New Mexico
New Mexico counties
- 31Counties
- 19,568Federal records
19,568 federal facility and compliance records are on file across 31 New Mexico counties, listed largest first. Every county with records in more than one program is here, not a selection.
Bernalillo County carries the most records of any New Mexico county here, 4,630, and Guadalupe County the fewest on this list, with 44. Counties are listed largest first, and every one named links to its own profile of federal facility and compliance records and to the industries recorded in it.
- Bernalillo County 4,630
- Lea County 2,860
- Eddy County 2,499
- San Juan County 1,373
- Doña Ana County 1,319
- Santa Fe County 867
- Chaves County 766
- Sandoval County 592
- Valencia County 574
- Curry County 532
- Rio Arriba County 382
- Otero County 311
- McKinley County 285
- Roosevelt County 267
- Luna County 266
- Taos County 231
- San Miguel County 226
- Lincoln County 223
- Grant County 172
- Torrance County 170
- Colfax County 161
- Cibola County 146
- Socorro County 143
- Sierra County 114
- Quay County 108
- Mora County 79
- Union County 62
- Los Alamos County 61
- Catron County 58
- Hidalgo County 47
- Guadalupe County 44
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Industries recorded in New Mexico counties 2
2 industry records listed under a New Mexico county that has no county page of its own, largest first.
What this page shows
The page lists the counties of New Mexico that carry federal facility and compliance records. There are 31 counties with records, and the total count across them is 19568. Bernalillo County holds 4630 records, and Lea County holds 2860. Eddy County accounts for 2499, while San Juan County has 1373. These specific figures represent the documented entries for those jurisdictions within the state. The data provides a factual basis for understanding the distribution of federal compliance documentation. It allows for an accurate assessment of where facility records are held. The numbers reflect the current inventory of filed information. This context is useful for tracking regulatory presence across different geographic areas. The records serve as a reference point for state-level federal activity.
Figures from the federal source files: EPA’s ECHO downloads, CMS provider files and the FMCSA census.