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Answer:The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) built roads, bridges, dams, and buildings, and restored places of historic value. Their efforts included, Bosque Del Apache, Bandelier National Monument, Hyde Park, Elephant Butte, Bottomless Lakes Park, the restoration of Chaco Canyon ruins, and improving Carlsbad caverns. In total, the men involved in the CCC built 795 bridges and 658 dams, planted over 6 million trees, and reseeded hundreds of acres of grazing land that had been destroyed with the Dust Bowl.

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The improvements made in New Mexico is that the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) created roads, bridges, dams, tec. They also set back places of historic value.

What role did the CCC do for New Mexico?

The work of  the CCC did in New Mexico was said to have lead to a lot of improvement as there was:

  • The creation of  newly  state park system.
  • Work was done in Rattlesnake Springs and also Bandelier National Monument.

Conclusively, Conservation Corps (CCC) created roads, bridges, dams, tec. They also set back places of historic value and restored them.

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