Editing Interstate 10 (section)

=== New Mexico ===
{{main|Interstate 10 in New Mexico}}
In New Mexico, I-10 more or less follows the former path of [[U.S. Route 80|US Route&nbsp;80]] (US&nbsp;80) across the state, although major portions of old US&nbsp;80 were bypassed in the western [[New Mexico Bootheel]] and in [[Doña Ana County, New Mexico|Doña Ana County]]. I-10 passes through three southern New Mexico municipalities of regional significance before the junction with [[Interstate 25|I-25]]: [[Lordsburg, New Mexico|Lordsburg]], [[Deming, New Mexico|Deming]], and [[Las Cruces, New Mexico|Las Cruces]]. Most of I-10 in New Mexico, between exit&nbsp;24 and exit&nbsp;135, is concurrent with [[U.S. Route 70|US&nbsp;70]].

At Lordsburg is the western junction of US&nbsp;70 and a [[concurrency (road)|concurrency]]; the two highways are joined all the way to Las Cruces. Several exits between Lordsburg and Deming are either for former towns (including [[Separ, New Mexico|Separ]], [[Quincy, New Mexico|Quincy]], and [[Gage, New Mexico|Gage]]) or lack any town at all.

At Deming is the western junction of [[U.S. Route 180|US&nbsp;180]], which also forms a concurrency with I-10 all the way to El Paso. {{convert|1|mi|km|spell=In}} north of Deming on US&nbsp;180 is [[New Mexico State Road 26|State Road&nbsp;26]] (NM&nbsp;26) which serves as a short cut to north I-25 and [[Albuquerque, New Mexico|Albuquerque]].

I-10/US&nbsp;70/US&nbsp;180 continue east to Las Cruces which is the southern end of I-25. US&nbsp;70 leaves I-10 (prior to the junction with I-25), heading northeast to [[Alamogordo, New Mexico|Alamogordo]] and passing through the north side of Las Cruces. The junction with I-25 occurs just south of the [[New Mexico State University]] campus, on the southern end of Las Cruces. I-10/US&nbsp;180 becomes concurrent with [[U.S. Route 85|US&nbsp;85]] at the junction with I-25. I-10/US&nbsp;85/US&nbsp;180 then turns south to the Texas state line, crossing it at [[Anthony, New Mexico|Anthony]].