Dang, is most of New Mexico high altitude? I never knew Santa Fe was that high.

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Jun 27, 2017
9:08:28pm

rtNelson All-American

Dang, is most of New Mexico high altitude? I never knew Santa Fe was that high.

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immacougar

6/27/17 7:36pm

Denver

Flippy

6/27/17 7:37pm

Cheyenne

HRCougar

6/27/17 7:38pm

Juneau, it's further north than Canada.

6/27/17 7:40pm

Yeap. And the lowest altitude is Honolulu.

Cougarfan777

6/27/17 7:41pm

wait- I thought HI and Alaska were right by each other, just south of California????

HarlemCoug

6/27/17 7:49pm

Right. Weird that the plane ride is so long though.

6/27/17 7:54pm

RE: Juneau, it's further north than Canada.

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6/27/17 7:41pm

Santa Fe

6/27/17 7:42pm

He said without googling.

Cougarfan777

6/27/17 7:42pm

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immacougar

6/27/17 7:46pm

Dang, is most of New Mexico high altitude? I never knew Santa Fe was that high.

rtNelson

6/27/17 9:08pm

The northern part of the state is, south of Santa Fe is flat, low and hot

6/28/17 7:50am

I apparently need to work on my state capitols because I definitely thought

jensen46

6/28/17 6:26am

The capital of the Moon. It's so high.... Like 250,000 miles above sea level

TheDeek

6/27/17 8:10pm

I'll take: Definition of a Deek post for $1000, Alex.

MantiCoug

6/27/17 8:18pm

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