Talk:New Mexico State Road 22

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50 years ago

Pueblo's leader says roadblock permanent ( Nov. 22, 1974): The governor of Santo Domingo Pueblo [Felix Calabaza] says his decision to shut down a portion of the road serving as the most direct and shortest link from Santa Fe to the Cochiti Lake area will never be reversed. A 2.5-mile section of road UP-90, which is one and the same with State Highway 22, was quietly closed a week ago by the Santo Domingos. It represents the northern loops of State 22 and stretches from U.S. 85 (I-25) to just below the Cochiti Pueblo but is on the Santa Domingo reservation. Arlo James Barnes 19:43, 22 November 2024 (UTC)[reply]