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The population of Hobbs is approximately 30,000 (2000).
The amount of land area in Hobbs is 48.937 sq. kilometers. Hobbs miscellany. Return to Index Hobbs location: in the Southeast corner of New Mexico, five miles from the Texas Border. Hobbs is 97 miles from Midland, Texas and 69 miles from Carlsbad, New Mexico. It is 318 miles from Albuquerque, New Mexico and 234 miles from El Paso, Texas.
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The climate for Hobbs is mild. The spring is usually dry and windy. Summers are quite warm with rain and thunderstorms until September. The fall brings less rain and cooler nights. Winters are usually mild with little rain. Real winter weather rarely comes and when it does it is late in the season. History & History Related Items Hobbs history: Ralph Tasker's World History class paper on the history of Hobbs. It was written in 1955 and covers early Hobbs with basic facts. Hobbs began as a agricultural area, gaining its prominence when oil was discovered in June of 1928. Many people came to the Hobbs area after the oil strike. The town is still considered the Oil Capital of New Mexico. Hobbs attractions: Hobbs has two golf courses, the Harry McAdams State Park, and is the headquarters of two national soaring associations Return to Index
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