E6 -- Menaul Blvd: 1000 West - Revision history

Jai at 08:59, 6 January 2011

2011-01-06T08:59:38Z

Wren at 13:21, 29 March 2010

2010-03-29T13:21:55Z

Haruspex: Created page with 'Menaul Blvd: 1000 West -- Albuquerque The urban wasteland of the warehouse district may sprawl grossly to the east, but the Albuquerque Biological Park to the southwest and the …'

2010-03-26T14:40:00Z

Created page with 'Menaul Blvd: 1000 West -- Albuquerque The urban wasteland of the warehouse district may sprawl grossly to the east, but the Albuquerque Biological Park to the southwest and the …'

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Menaul Blvd: 1000 West -- Albuquerque

The urban wasteland of the warehouse district may sprawl grossly to the east, but the Albuquerque Biological Park to the southwest and the Rio Grande Nature Center due west on Candelaria are the defining features of this particular section of Menaul Blvd. So close to the Rio Grande, the bosque (the Spanish word for woods) has full reign. Cottonwood and Russian olive trees dominate the landscape, shading the sidewalks and roadways. Various birds can be heard, and sometimes seen, in the foliage.

A variety of newer buildings line the street, mainly administrative offices for the Biopark as well as a few Park Service offices. The residences seem to be chiefly small, single-family adobe houses in tasteful terra-cotta tones, though a few four-unit apartment buildings can be seen on the north side of the street. There's a fair amount of traffic here as people head for the Biopark and the Nature Center, both of which are popular recreational destinations.

Obvious exits:
Albuquerque Biopark <AB> East <E> Rio Grande Nature Center <W>

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-A variety of newer buildings line the street, mainly administrative offices for the Biopark as well as a few Park Service offices. The residences seem to be chiefly small, single-family adobe houses in tasteful terra-cotta tones, though a few four-unit apartment buildings can be seen on the north side of the street. There's a fair amount of traffic here as people head for the Biopark and the Nature Center, both of which are popular recreational destinations.
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-Albuquerque Biopark <AB>  East <E>  Rio Grande Nature Center <W>
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