Pickleball Courts in Bernalillo County, NM

One city in Bernalillo County is published here: Albuquerque, with thirteen venues and eighty-six courts checked against the City's own pickleball page. Albuquerque is the first New Mexico city on this site and the first in Bernalillo County. Nothing else in the county has been read. Los Ranchos de Albuquerque has not been checked against a named source, the County's own parks have not been read, and Rio Rancho is in Sandoval County.

Three further City venues are named rather than dropped: Pat Hurley Park, Alamosa Park and Ventana Ranch Park, twenty-eight courts between them, twenty of them lit. All three are refused because neither the US Census address file nor OpenStreetMap finds the address the City writes. Two of the City's three lighting statements belong to those refused parks, which is why a city with forty-one stated lit courts publishes twenty-one.

What we cover in this county sits in one city, and inside it the courts are lopsided. Thirty-nine of the eighty-six are at the two venues the City calls its "dedicated pickleball complexes": thirty-three at Manzano Mesa Pickleball Complex in the south-east and six at Villela Pickleball Courts in the north-east. The other forty-seven are spread across eleven parks, none larger than eight. Manzano Mesa alone holds more than a third of the county's courts, and its thirty-three is the largest single-venue count on this site.

Court kind splits the set a second way. Forty-one courts are dedicated or permanent in the City's words, and forty-two are pickleball lines on tennis courts; Wells Park's three are of unstated kind. Lighting is a sharper split: twenty-one courts, all at Manzano Mesa, are stated lit, and the other sixty-five carry no lighting answer at all. Hours are stated at the two complexes, 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, and nowhere else. The City's addresses put seven published venues in the NE, five in the NW, one in the SE and none in the SW.

This is an Albuquerque page under a county heading, and outside the City nothing has been read.

Within the City, three venues are missing because their addresses do not resolve. Pat Hurley Park's "3828 Rincon Rd NW", Alamosa Park's "1100 Bataan SW" and Ventana Ranch Park's "10000 Universe NW" are found by neither the US Census address file nor OpenStreetMap. Those three are worth twenty-eight courts, twenty of them lit, nearly half the lit courts the City states anywhere in Albuquerque.

The City's page also holds an older version of its table inside an HTML comment, invisible in a browser. It disagrees with the visible one at four venues and names three parks (Barelas, Los Altos and Zuni) the visible table does not. Nothing in it is treated as a fact here. Beyond that the silences are ordinary: no price, no surface, no indoor or outdoor, no nets, no parking, and lighting at one venue in thirteen. No club, school or private facility appears, because none publishes a source that has been read.