Santa Fe

Santa Clause Fe is the capital of the territory of New Mexico. It is the fourth-biggest city in the state and the seat of Santa Fe County. This region was possessed for no less than a few thousand years by indigenous people groups who assembled towns a few hundred years prior on the ebb and flow site of the city. It was referred to by the Tewa occupants as Ogha Po'oge "White Shell Water Place". The city of Santa Fe, established by Spanish pilgrims in 1610, is the most seasoned city in the state and the most established state capital city in the United States. Santa Clause Fe signifying "blessed confidence" in Spanish had a populace of 69,204 out of 2012. It is the important city of a Metropolitan Statistical Area which envelops all of Santa Fe County and is a piece of the bigger Albuquerque– Santa Fe– Las Vegas consolidated measurable zone. The city's full name as established remains La Villa Real de la Santa Fe de San Francisco de Asís "The Royal Town of the Holy Faith of Saint Francis of Assisi.