F6 -- Menaul Blvd: 800 West - Revision history

Jai at 09:00, 6 January 2011

2011-01-06T09:00:31Z

Wren at 12:48, 29 March 2010

2010-03-29T12:48:26Z

Haruspex: Created page with 'Menaul Blvd: 800 West -- Albuquerque The decaying urban sprawl of the neighborhood due east defines this block of Menaul, the cheap land pockmarked by various urban structures. …'

2010-03-26T14:39:26Z

Created page with 'Menaul Blvd: 800 West -- Albuquerque The decaying urban sprawl of the neighborhood due east defines this block of Menaul, the cheap land pockmarked by various urban structures. …'

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Menaul Blvd: 800 West -- Albuquerque

The decaying urban sprawl of the neighborhood due east defines this block of Menaul, the cheap land pockmarked by various urban structures. For the most part, barring a few lonely apartment buildings, the commercial development throughout this area seems to be primarily comprised of warehouses, both abandoned and functional. A few of the warehouses seem to have been converted into storage facilities, while others are unobtrusive "shadow" businesses. Clouds of dust and litter blow along the cracked sidewalks, giving the block the atmosphere of an Old West "ghost town."

To the west, as Menaul nears the Rio Grande, the land grows more rugged. Businesses and warehouses thin out, replaced mostly by vacant lots filled with tumbleweed and juniper bushes. The presence of the river can be felt as cottonwood trees begin to dot the natural landscape, lining various irrigation ditches and drains. Newer buildings can be seen to the west, mostly connected to the Albuquerque Biological Park.

Obvious exits:
U-Store-It <U> West <W> East <E>

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-To the west, as Menaul nears the Rio Grande, the land grows more rugged. Businesses and warehouses thin out, replaced mostly by vacant lots filled with tumbleweed and juniper bushes. The presence of the river can be felt as cottonwood trees begin to dot the natural landscape, lining various irrigation ditches and drains. Newer buildings can be seen to the west, mostly connected to the Albuquerque Biological Park.
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