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About Farmington, New Mexico

Our wonderful summer has the Connie Mack World SeriesRock climbing is very popular here

The City of Farmington is located in San Juan County, New Mexico and was incorporated in 1901. Since then it has grown to a population of approximately 40,000. Farmington is considered the "Hub" of San Juan County and, with a trade radius of 150 miles, often swells to approximately 150,000 on the weekends. The city covers 27 square miles of high desert terrain. Blessed with a nearly ideal climate, Farmington is an outdoor paradise, with weather that is highly suited to flight. The Farmington Convention and Visitor's Bureau web site contains a wealth of information about our city. Other useful links are listed below, as well.

Located only 25 miles from the Colorado border, just an hour from Purgatory Ski Area, the Farmington area offers hunting, camping and world class fishing on the famous San Juan River's Quality Waters. Beautiful Navajo Lake is less than an hour away and provides a variety of aquatic recreational activities. Golfers enjoy several area golf courses, including nationally ranked Pinon Hills Golf Course. Farmington also hosts the Connie Mack Baseball World Series and several other annual celebrations during the year. Good schools, a local junior college, and a progressive parks and recreation program make Farmington an ideal place to raise a family and train to become an airline pilot.

 


Internet Links:

City of Farmington Convention and Visitor's Bureau

Yahoo - Farmington area business


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You are encouraged to call our office at any time with any questions. Our staff welcomes the opportunity to acquaint you with our first officer program that offers you a unique opportunity to get to the flight line.

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