Alamogordo New Mexico Centennial License Plate

Alamogordo (Alamogordo means “fat cottonwood.” Gordo = fat; alamo = cottonwood) was founded in 1898. The El Paso and Northeastern Railroad, extended the railway to the tiny 2 horse town and from there it blossomed into a City.

In 1898 Alamogordo was actually two towns. Alamogordo was populated by Americans and its twin city Chihuahua was populated primarily by Mexicans. The two were merged in 1912 and became the incorporated city of Alamogordo, New Mexico.  They celebrated their Centennial 9100 year anniversary in 2012.

The Alamogordo License Plate is a 6" x 12" automotive high gloss metal license plate tag. Made of the highest quality aluminum for a weather resistant finish. It is lightweight and durable. Pre-drilled holes for quick and easy mounting on any vehicle, or add a ribbon, wire or string to instantly turn this license plate into a sign and display it on a wall or door. Individually shrink-wrapped and proudly made in the USA  LP-2789