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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Hisbeeother
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A location where John Hill is from.
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H. J. Hutchinson's minemine
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The mine in Central where F. J. Sweeney was killed by falling earth.
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Holbrook, Arizonaother
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Location where cowboy John Denton made and won a marriage bet.
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Homstown
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City about eighty-five miles north of Damascus occupied by British cavalry.
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Hondale, New Mexicoother
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Location of Martin Kief's lumber business.
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Hondurasother
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Location of recent floods where five hundred lives were lost.
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Honolulutown
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City Joseph F. Smith departed from en route to Mexico.
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Horseshoe Canyoncanyon
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Canyon where the cowboys struck the Apaches' trail.
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hospitalother
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Location near where Heflin lived and where the orphan girl had been.
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Hot Springsspring
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Location associated with Colonel Hudson, Cloney's employer.
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house of Robert Millerother
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The house on the Mimbres where Irwin Moore fired a pistol.
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Hudsonother
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Location near where stone is quarried and shipped for the government building at El Paso.
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Hudson and Broadwayother
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Intersection where Col. J. F. Bennett's building was located.
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Hudson'sother
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A place where Charles Baine worked as a gardener.
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Hudson's Hot Springsspring
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Hot springs near which Landro Renteria was apprehended by the posse.
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Hudson's springsother
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Springs where Miss Rillie B. Cooper resided for the past several years.
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Hurley, New Mexicotown
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A town in New Mexico associated with the copper industry.
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Hutchinson's storestore
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A store in Central where Manley put away his pistol before crossing back toward Redding.
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H.W. ranchranch
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A ranch near Fleming owned by Samuel Harsh.
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Idahoother
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Idaho is ranked ninth among copper-producing states in the U.S.
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Illinoisother
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Home state of Fairon and Shoemaker.
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Independence, Missouriother
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Ending point of F. X. Aubrey's famous horseback ride, over 800 miles from Santa Fe.
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Indian Territoryother
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A territory through which Roosevelt is traveling before arriving in Colorado.
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Irceleyother
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Irceley is a place where Bruce I. Eaton resides and where Wild Horse Jerry was previously employed.
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