The UNM Duck Pond is a wonderful oasis located on the UNM campus near the Zimmerman Library. The duck pond was completed in 1976 and has become a great recreational area for all. The diversity of people and activities makes for a fascinating way to pass your time.
You can just sit back and relax by the waterfall and feed the ducks or stretch your legs and watch the people. You never know what you’ll experience. It could be several college kids tightrope-walking between two trees. Or the peaceful sounds of a guitarist sitting on the bank of the pond.
You’ll find some interesting sculptures around the area. Or maybe a dog splashing into the pond trying to chase the ducks! There’s often photographers taking photos of this scenic area. It’s a great location to hang out with friends, study, or just relax. It’s also a great place to surf the Web, according to the Daily Lobo!
The UNM area and UNM South offer diverse mixes of housing. This includes single family homes as well as townhouses and condos. The UNM Area and UNM South cover way more than the campas area–it is bounded by I-25 and San Mateo, and by Central/Indian School and Gibson/ABQ Sunport.
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