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1. Rio Grande Rift.

2. Sierra County.

3. South Central part of New mexico.

4. Truth or Consequences ,New Mexico is approximately five miles north of the town via car.

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Geological/Historical/Cultural of Elephant Butte State Park

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Geological/Historical/Cultural of Elephant Butte State Park

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a. Geology

1. Elephant Butte State park is a man-made reservoir completed in 1916.

2. It was the site of ancient volcanoes.

3. The buttes shape looks like an elephant lying on its side.

b. Historical/Cultural

1. It took 2 years and over 1,200 workers to make the dam.

2.The lake is filled by the Rio grande and Monsoonal rains.

3.The purpose of the dam is flood control and irrigation as well as supplying areas like El Paso with water.

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There are many different plant life in Elephant Butte State Park like Ceosote bush, mesquite, cacti (such as opuntia and cholla), and various grasses including black grama and dropseeds. There are a variety of different trees such as Pinon and Aspen.

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I think a person might want to visit Elephant Butte State Park because there are so many fun activities to do there like fishing, boating, camping, hiking, and being out in nature. There is also a town nearby called Truth or Consequences that has great restaurants and natural hot springs.

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Recreational Activities at Elephant Butte State Park  

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Recreational Activities at Elephant Butte State Park  

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You can go fishing, boating, hiking, swimming, camping, wildlife watching, scuba diving, and family fun.

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Animal Life in Elephant Butte State Park

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Animal Life in Elephant Butte State Park

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There are many birds in Elephant Butte State Park such as pelicans, grebes, gulls, and terns. There are reptiles such as the western diamond-backed rattlesnake and the greater earless lizard. Amphibians include the Red-spotted Toad and Woodhouse's Toad.