Other Listings
The Taos Multiple Listing Service places no restrictions limiting the
geographical scope of properties listed. Three of the areas
classified as "Other" are distant but with defined boundaries as shown
on the map below. If a property does not fall into one of the
other MLS areas, it is classified as
OTHER(54) which has no boundaries.
Most listings here lie on or beyond the fringes usually serviced by real estate brokers using the
Taos MLS. Each of
these areas frequently will also have properties not listed by participating
REALTORS® so properties shown in them should be considered a
sampling rather than a complete and exhaustive list of those available.
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Click on any shaded area of the map
to see information. Unshaded areas and anything off of
this map are part of the OTHER (54) zone.
Maps and content
Copyright by John Kejr
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Distance to Taos:
More than one hour
Distance to Taos Ski
Valley: More than one hour |
Chama (11B)
Chama sits about 90 miles northwest of Taos on US 64/84 near the
Colorado border and the headwaters of the Chama River. This area
rests in the mountainous central are of Rio Arriba County and contains
its county seat of Tierra Amarilla. It serves as the
western terminus of the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad. Views extend
north to the high San Juan Mountains just over the border in Colorado.
The Chama River originates just over the border in southern Colorado and
flows southward to where it joins the Rio Grande near Espanola.
The zone includes the towns of Chama, Tierra Armarilla, El Vado, Los
Ojos, and others in the Chama Valley. As this zone is too distant
to be served by brokerages specializing in the Taos Market, no effort is
made here to further define it.
Mora County (30A)
The boundaries of this zone coincide with those of Mora County with
the town of Mora being the county seat.
It stretches from the crest of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains east to
their foothills and on the Great Plains. Most of the Taos County MLS
listings tend to be situated in the mountainous northern and western
areas or grassy ranch land in the Ocate area.
San Miguel County (40B)
The boundaries of this zone coincide with those of San Miguel County
with the county seat of Las Vegas.
This huge county stretches from a short distance east of Sante Fe, east
to almost the Texas line. Almost all of the listings shown in the
Taos County MLS in this zone lie north of Las Vegas along highway 518 or
off of other roads and highways leading off of highway 518.
Other (54A)
Most of these listings will be quite far from Taos with the
highest concentration in neighboring counties of New Mexico and Costilla
County of Colorado. The only community within the boundaries of Taos County that usually
sees listings classified as Other (54A) is Ojo Caliente at the county's far southwest corner.
Listings as far from Taos as Jamaica and Belize have appeared in this zone.
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