Signs Tagged With Big Green Sign

NM-456 east at NM-406 south to Seneca. Continue east on NM-456 for Kenton (Oklahoma).

NM-456 east at NM-406 in Union County.

Distance marker on NM-456 east. Distance to Kenton, and Boise. Both destinations are in Oklahoma.

Crossing the Dry Cimarron River on NM-456 east. The Dry Cimarron River is known as the Cimarron River when it crosses into Oklahoma. When this photo was taken in the spring of 2014, there were puddles in the river.

NM-456 east at NM-370 south to Clayton. Continue east on NM-456 for Kenton (Oklahoma).

NM-456 east at NM-551 north to Branson (Colorado). Continue east on NM-456 for Kenton (Oklahoma).

NM-456 east at NM-72 west to Yankee. Continue east on NM-456 for Branson (Colorado) and Kenton (Oklahoma).

NM-325 north at NM-456 east to Branson (Colorado) and Kenton (Oklahoma). Continue north on NM-325 for Des Moines.

US-64/US-87 East approaching NM-325 north to Folsom and Folsom Museum (in Folsom). Turn right for the county road to Farley.

US-64/US-87 east approaching NM-325. Use NM-325 north for Capulin Volcano National Monument.

Entering Capulin on US-64/US-87 East.

Union County Line on US-64/US-87 East.

US-64/US-87 East - John L. Morrow Memorial Highway. I saw a similar sign on US-64/US-87 West leaving Clayton.

Distance marker on US-64/US-87 East to Capulin, Des Moines, and Clayton.

US-64/US-87 East at I-25 north to Trinidad (Colorado).

I-25 south Exit 451 Offramp at US-64/US-87. Turn left for US-64/US-87 East; right for US-64 west. This sign for US-64/US-87 in this picture is odd because it is not a standard shield, rather a text based big green sign.

I-25 South - Exit 451 Offramp at US-64/US-87. Turn right for Raton via US-64 west; left for Clayton via US-64/US-87 East.

I-25 south at Exit 451 - US-64/US-87/Raton/Clayton.

I-25 south approaching Exit 451 - US-64/US-87 East/Raton/Clayton.

I-25 south approaching Exit 452 - NM-72 East/Raton/Folsom.

I-25 south at Exit 454 - BL-25/2nd St./Raton. This is the northern end of the Raton business loop. The city of Raton lies at the base of Raton Pass.

I-25 south approaching Exit 454 - BL-25/2nd St./Raton.

Welcome to New Mexico - The Land of Enchantment on I-25 south. Taken about two miles south of the Colorado - New Mexico state line.

Welcome to New Mexico - The Land of Enchantment at Raton Pass.

I-25 south at Raton Pass - Elevation 7,834 Feet. Milemarker 0 is in the background which is the New Mexico - Colorado State Line. The New Mexico Port of Entry is immediately past the state line.