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Informative Speech On New Mexico

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New Mexico Angel Cordova

1: Introduction don't you know how to meet a pal? Hello, I am sans, sans the skeleton I will help you pal by learning New Mexico more by learning the places what to do and more like the natural resources. I am going to be your tour ok? First, we are going to start with natural resources we will move on to places fun facts!

2:State information But lets us talk just a few facts, there are about 2 million people in New Mexico, not me I am a skeleton also New Mexico was founded on January 6, 1912, and the state capital is Santa Fe the size of New Mexico is 121,697mi 2. Also, the nickname of New Mexico island of enchantment.

3: natural resources we are now going to talk about natural resources first we are going to talk about …show more content…

But that's for places silver is very valuable in New Mexico even though it's common it's still valuable.

Gold: yes I mean it, we have gold in new Mexico gold is a bit less common than silver here but it's still common. yes, you can be rich with your gold mansion and have your pets roaming around but gold has better uses than that! Ok, pal? So gold can be used for other good things to with gold in New Mexico like go to a waterpark in New Mexico and pay it with gold and you can stay there for a

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