ParksRanked
Score 94
National Monument · New Mexico
Capulin Volcano National Monument

Capulin Volcano National Monument

Capulin Volcano National Monument holds a ParksRanked Score of 94 with 49% data coverage on ParksRanked, the #5 top-ranked of 78 parks tracked in New Mexico — an exceptional score.

National Monument · New Mexico, United States

ParksRanked Score 94 · 49% data coverage

Capulin Volcano National Monument is a national monument in New Mexico, United States. With 49% data coverage, it earns a ParksRanked Score of 94 — an exceptional score.

It’s one of 78 parks we track in New Mexico, so you can compare it against nearby places by our own ParksRanked Score.

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TypeNational Monument
RegionNew Mexico
CountryUnited States
Address46 Volcano Highway, Capulin, NM 88414, USA
Coordinates36.781623, -103.972126
ParksRanked Score94 · 49% data coverage
Rank#5 of 78 in New Mexico

Common questions

How is Capulin Volcano National Monument scored?
Capulin Volcano National Monument has a ParksRanked Score of 94, based on 49% data coverage.
Where is Capulin Volcano National Monument?
Capulin Volcano National Monument is located in New Mexico, United States (46 Volcano Highway, Capulin, NM 88414, USA).
What kind of place is Capulin Volcano National Monument?
It is a national monument.
How does ParksRanked decide its rankings?
Rankings reflect our own ParksRanked Score only. Every place is listed, sparse-data places are clearly marked, and no advertising or partnership ever influences the order.

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