About McKinley County, New Mexico

Quick Facts About McKinley County
FOUNDED: January 1, 1901
POPULATION: Greater than 71,000
SIZE: About 5,450 square miles
COUNTY SEAT AND LARGEST CITY: Gallup

McKinley County Government

Wikipedia Introduction to McKinley County

Attractions in McKinley County
- National Historic Places in McKinley County
- Fire Rock Navajo Casino (Church Rock)
- Dowa Yalaane Mesa (3 miles southeast of Pueblo of Zuni)
- Zuni Indian Reservation
- Chaco Culture National Historic Park (multiple counties)
- Cibola National Forest (multiple counties)
- Casamero Pueblo Ruins

Cities in McKinley County
- Gallup (county seat and largest city)

Towns in McKinley County
None

Villages in McKinley County
None

Census Designated Places in McKinley County
- Black Rock
- Brimhall Nizhoni
- Church Rock
- Crownpoint
- Crystal
- Nakaibito
- Navajo
- Pueblo Pintado
- Ramah
- Rock Springs
- Thoreau
- Tohatchi
- Tse Bonito
- Twin Lakes
- Yah-ta-hey
- Zuni Pueblo

Unincorporated Communities in McKinley County
- Borrego Pass
- Chi Chil Tah
- Continental Divide
- Gamerco
- Jamestown
- Pinedale
- Prewitt
- Rehoboth
- Smith Lake
- Vanderwagen

Adjacent Counties in New Mexico
- Cibola County
- San Juan County
- Sandoval County

Adjacent Counties in Arizona
Apache County (Arizona)

The Counties of New Mexico

New Mexico Travel Guide

Southwest Region of the United States

United States Travel Guide