Lost Places
Locations historically attested in Grant County, NM that cannot be reliably relocated today. Ghost towns, vanished mining camps, abandoned ranches, and landmarks whose modern coordinates are unknown or disputed.
NoteThese entries are research targets — coordinates are intentionally absent or low-confidence. Help locate one by submitting a correction via /contribute.
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Capitolio de Santa Feother
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The capitol building where the Chamber of Representatives is located and the ceremony took place.
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Caracas, Venezuelatown
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City where Carreo D. Caracas newspaper is published.
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Carlisle Campcamp
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A camp where fast women were no longer allowed on the streets.
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Carlisle, New Mexicotown
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Location where Wm. Fitzgerald was killed by Frank Lewis Rae.
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Carpenter districtmining district
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Mining district in this county containing the Grand Central group of mines.
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Carreta ranchranch
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A ranch located in Old Mexico where Henry Ward and Jim Taylor were employed.
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Carrizo Mountainsother
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Mountains with legendary gold where many explorers met their deaths.
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Carson National Forestother
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A national forest whose vicinity is shown on a New Mexico tourist map.
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Carter's Riverwater source
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River by which Allen finally reached the main Colorado.
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Carwile placetown
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A location just below town where Quin Sing and Deah Poup lived and gardened.
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Casa Grande, Arizonaroad
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Location on the road where Henry B. Miller committed stage robbery.
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Castle of Peroteother
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Famous castle where a remnant of the expedition finally arrived, a day's ride west of Jalapa.
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Catholic Churchchurch
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A church near John V. Brown's home.
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Cedar Brakesother
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Location a few miles away where Tom Hall said Thomas Lyons could have found twenty-seven more cows killed by the Hall brothers.
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Cedar Springsspring
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Location south of which the Wham robbery occurred in a narrow gorge.
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Centennialsaloon
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A saloon where John V. Brown was shot by Ada Humes.
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Centennial cornerother
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The corner where Tomas Medina was standing when Maiser went over the dam.
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Centennial saloonsaloon
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Saloon from which Brown wrote notes and where the shooting occurred.
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Centralcamp
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A mining camp where F. J. Sweeney and H. J. Hutchinson were based.
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Central Americaother
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The region containing Colon where Frank Whitney contracted yellow fever.
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Central Avenueroad
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Street in Temple, Texas where Mrs. Josie Cameron resides.
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Central, New Mexicotown
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Town in New Mexico where Henry Woods served as Justice of the Peace.
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Cerrillos, N. M.town
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The residence of the homestead claimant Antonio Jose Mares and his witnesses.
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Chamatown
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Town in New Mexico, home of J. L. Thompson.
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