Northern Mexico and the US Southwest
Taos Pueblo
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Lands
Taos valley, northern New Mexico, US
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Facts 3
Language
Tiwa is the native language of Taos Pueblo, and English and Spanish are also spoken there.
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Achievement
Taos Pueblo, with its multistory adobe homes, gained World Heritage status in 1992 as one of the world's most significant cultural landmarks.
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Land
In 1970 a federal law returned 48,000 acres, including Blue Lake, to Taos Pueblo, a landmark for tribal self-determination across the United States.
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