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'''Santa Fe''' (literally, "Holy Faith"), officially the '''City of Santa Fe''' with the slogan '''The City Different''', is capital of the state of [[New Mexico]], located in the [[United States of America|American]] Southwest. The city is located near the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and the Jemez Mountatins. Santa Fe is known best as the oldest capital city in the United States, and as one of the world's [[art cities]]. The city's economy is supported by many its arts and cultural venues, the location of New Mexico's state government, and tourism.

'''Santa Fe''' (literally, "Holy Faith"), officially the '''City of Santa Fe''' with the slogan '''The City Different''', is the capital of the state of [[New Mexico]], located in the [[United States of America|American]] Southwest. The city is located near the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and the Jemez Mountatins. Santa Fe is known best as the oldest capital city in the United States, and as one of the world's [[art cities]]. The city's economy is supported by many its arts and cultural venues, the location of New Mexico's state government, and tourism.

The population of Santa Fe is 67,947 inhabitants, with 144,170 in its metropolitan area. The city has a large population of primarily Whites and Hispanics, and a larger than average amount of Native Americans. The [[Pueblo]] Indians are indigenous to the area, and other local Native American groups include the [[Comanche]], [[Apache]] and [[Navajo]]. There is also a sizable population of African, Asian, and multiracial individuals.

The population of Santa Fe is 67,947 inhabitants, with 144,170 in its metropolitan area. The city has a large population of primarily Whites and Hispanics, and a larger than average amount of Native Americans. The [[Pueblo]] Indians are indigenous to the area, and other local Native American groups include the [[Comanche]], [[Apache]] and [[Navajo]]. There is also a sizable population of African, Asian, and multiracial individuals.

Santa Fe is historically considered a liberal city, the rest of the state if composed of liberal and "swing cities" which sway from Democratic and Republican votes. However, the city's denizens have [[libertarian]] political stances.<ref> http://www.city-data.com/city/Santa-Fe-New-Mexico.html </ref>  

Santa Fe is historically considered a liberal city, the rest of the state if composed of liberal and "swing cities" which sway from Democratic and Republican votes. However, the city's denizens have [[libertarian]] political stances.<ref> http://www.city-data.com/city/Santa-Fe-New-Mexico.html </ref>  

== Culture and Neighborhoods==

== Culture ==

Albuquerque is home to several art galleries and other cultural venues. The primary architectures of the city reflects its well known "Santa Fe style" architecture; consisting of a blend of Spanish Mission architecture, Pueblo Revival architecture, the Mexican and American Territorial Revival architecture, alongside Spanish, Native American, Western, Mexican, and American decorative styles.<ref>[http://newmexico.heavensentgaming.com/lexicon/santa-fe Santa Fe] on the [[New Mexico Cultural Encyclopedia, Lexicon, and News]]</ref>

Albuquerque is home to several art galleries and other cultural venues. The primary architectures of the city reflects its well known "Santa Fe style" architecture; consisting of a blend of Spanish Mission architecture, Pueblo Revival architecture, the Mexican and American Territorial Revival architecture, alongside Spanish, Native American, Western, Mexican, and American decorative styles.<ref>[http://newmexico.heavensentgaming.com/lexicon/santa-fe Santa Fe] on the [[New Mexico Cultural Encyclopedia, Lexicon, and News]]</ref> Numerous American artists, writers, and other creatives have called Santa Fe and/or its metropolitan area home, including; [[Georgia O'Keefe]], [[D. H. Lawrence]], [[George R.R. Martin]], among others.

==Climate==

==Climate==