Hobbs, New Mexico

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Hobbs

Considered the Oil Capitol of New Mexico, Hobbs has two golf courses, the Harry McAdams State Park, and the headquarters of two national soaring associations.

Hobbs, population 28,500, is a growing city on southeast New Mexico's desert plains. Its abundant natural resources, level geography and perfect all-season weather have made it the home of both the state's oil industry and the world's gliding community.

Hobbs is home of the headquarters of the Soaring Society of America, Zia Park racetrack that hosts thoroughbred and quarter horse racing, and the Black Gold Casino. It is also one of several towns in the United States, that claims the title "Home of the Black Squirrels".

CONTACTS: Chamber of Commerce: (505) 397-3202; 397-1689 Fax; hobbschamber@leaconet.com; City Manager (Permits): 397-9206; 397-9334 Fax

Hobbs
Hobbs, NM 88240
Phone: (505) 397-9200
www.hobbschamber.org