Signs From New Mexico

Exit of Bandelier National Monument at NM-4. Turn left on NM-4 for Valles Caldera National Reserve, and Jemez State Monument. The smaller green sign in the background is a standard kind posted around Los Alamos. Turn left on NM-4 for Los Alamos and Jemez Mountains. Turn right for White Rock and Santa Fe.

US-84/US-285 South on NM-502 offramp. Merge left for Cities of Gold Road. Merge right for NM-502 West for Los Alamos.

US-84/US-285 South at NM-503 and CH-103 in Pojoaque.

US-84/US-285 South approaching NM-503 and NM-502. The intersection with NM-503 is controlled by a stop light; the NM-502 intersection is a SPUI type interchange. Use NM-502 west for Los Alamos.

US-84/US-285 South approaching NM-503. Use NM-503 east for Nambé, Chimayo, Nambé Lake and Falls, and Sanitario de Chimayo.

Pojoaque Exits on US-84/US-285 South: NM-502, W. Gutierrez St., Viarrial St. The later two exits are actually intersections controlled by traffic signals.

US-84/US-285 South at NM-106/NM-399 Jct on the south side of Española. The New Mexico state highway shield is normally just a while circle minus the black border and Zia on a guide sign. In some cases the whole shield is added to the guide sign like in this case.

Santa Fe County Line on US-84/US-285 South. Taken on the south side of Española, which spans Rio Arriba and Santa Fe Counties.

End NM-68 South at US-84/US-285 South. Traffic for US-84/US-285 North turned right a block north of here. The traffic on the right side of the pictures is US-285/US-84 merging onto NM-68.

NM-68 South (Riverside Drive) at US-84/US-285 North (Paseo de Onate) in Española. Continue south on NM-68 for US-84/US-285 South.