Cibola National Forest

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Cibola National Forest is a large U.S. national forest in New Mexico and neighboring states, known for its diverse ecosystems, rugged mountains, and extensive recreational opportunities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national forest
protected area
administeredBy United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
contains Apache Kid Wilderness
Bear Mountains
Cibola National Grasslands
Datil Mountains
Encino Division of Cibola National Grassland
Fort Sumner Division of Cibola National Grassland
Gallinas Mountains
Kiowa National Grassland
Kiowa and Rita Blanca National Grasslands
Magdalena Mountains
Magdalena Ranger District
Manzano Mountains
Manzano Wilderness
Mount Taylor
Mountainair Ranger District
Mt. Taylor Ranger District
Rita Blanca National Grassland
San Mateo Mountains
Sandia Mountain Wilderness
Sandia Mountains
Sandia Ranger District
Withington Wilderness
Zuni Mountains
country United States
hasEcosystemType coniferous forest
desert scrub
grassland
pinyon-juniper woodland
riparian habitat
hasHeadquartersIn Albuquerque, New Mexico
hasManagementObjective multiple use
recreation
timber production
watershed protection
wildlife habitat conservation
locatedIn Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
namedAfter mythical Seven Cities of Cibola
near Albuquerque metropolitan area
offersActivity camping
fishing
hiking
horseback riding
hunting
mountain biking
rock climbing
skiing
wildlife viewing
partOf U.S. National Forest System
linked to: U.S. Forest Service

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Sandia Mountains protectedArea Cibola National Forest
Cibola County, New Mexico contains Cibola National Forest
San Mateo Mountains partOf Cibola National Forest
Magdalena Mountains administrativeBody Cibola National Forest
Sandia Peak partOf Cibola National Forest
Cibola National Forest (portion) partOf Cibola National Forest
Sandia Mountain Wilderness partOf Cibola National Forest
Manzano Mountains managedBy Cibola National Forest
Tijeras isTouristGatewayTo Cibola National Forest (Sandia Ranger District)
linked to: Cibola National Forest
Grants, New Mexico locatedIn Cibola National Forest region
linked to: Cibola National Forest
Withington Wilderness managedBy Cibola National Forest
Withington Wilderness partOf Cibola National Forest
West Blue Mountain partOf Cibola National Forest (likely)
linked to: Cibola National Forest
Magdalena, New Mexico hasNearbyProtectedArea Cibola National Forest
Apache Kid Wilderness locatedInProtectedArea Cibola National Forest
Socorro Ranger District partOf Cibola National Forest
Pie Town, New Mexico nearbyFeature Cibola National Forest
Cubero, New Mexico partOf Cibola National Forest region
linked to: Cibola National Forest
Magdalena Ranger District partOf Cibola National Forest
Datil, New Mexico near Cibola National Forest
Datil, New Mexico near Cibola National Forest Magdalena Ranger District
linked to: Cibola National Forest
Datil, New Mexico gatewayTo Cibola National Forest
Chilili, New Mexico isLocatedNear Cibola National Forest
New Mexico State Road 126 passesThrough Cibola National Forest
Southwestern Region (USFS Region 3) manages Cibola National Forest