The correct sentence structure is to separate the two independent clauses with a conjunction or punctuation. For clarity, it can be rewritten as: "New Mexico has many ghost towns that were abandoned when their silver mines were depleted, and these towns are popular tourist attractions." Alternatively, a semicolon could be used: "New Mexico has many ghost towns that were abandoned when their silver mines were depleted; these towns are popular tourist attractions."
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