Welcome to Hidalgo County,
New Mexico

Located in the deep southwest along the borders of Arizona and Mexico, Hidalgo County began as farming, ranching, and mining communities long before statehood in 1912. With a population of 4,894 and an area of 3,445.63 square miles., it averages 1.4 persons per square mile.

Hidalgo County was formed from Grant County in 1919, with the county seat in Lordsburg. It was named in honor of Miguel Dolores Hidalgo, who led the revolution in Mexico in 1810, which eventually led to its independence from Spain. The county “towns” are Virden, Lordsburg, Cotton City, Animas, and Rodeo.

Panoramic mountain horizons and spectacular views of the sky are only part of the county’s appeal. It boasts two ghost towns, an anti-terrorism training facility, birdwatching, ranch tours, and hiking.

Latitude 32.35   Longitude 108.709

Enchantment Begins Here!


Rodeo 4th of July Celebration

Rodeo Community is planning a parade, barbeque dinner, cake auction and dance for the 4th of July.  Come join the fun.  Bring the family.



Lordsburg 4th of July Celebration

Come join the fun at the Lordsburg Special Events Center for the 4th of July celebration.  There will be lots of activities at the Special Events Center, free swimming at the pool, Snakes Run and fireworks.    



Military Records Request Form

To request your military records from the National Archives and Records Administration, follow the instructions on Standard Form 180 to request a DD 214 copy or other records.  The form is available here and at:

http://www.archives.gov/research/order/standard-form-180.pdf

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 Learn What It Takes To Be A Rodeo Queen!

For more information, click on the link below.

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To access a fill-in form, click here: Queens_Clinic_form.  Save the file to your computer.  Open the file from where you saved it (not from this window) and fill it in. Save again.  Then, you can attach to email, print, or edit. 


 Chiricahua-Peloncillo Heritage Days

Celebrating Our Natural and Cultural Heritage!

More Information Coming!

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Hidalgo County Resolutions