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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Maxwell Citytown
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The home location of Mrs. J. E. Hoag.
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Maxwell Land Grantother
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A famous land grant the narrator crossed while tracking his stolen horse.
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Mayflower districtmining district
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District where cowboys searched all night for the Apaches.
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Maysville, Kentuckytown
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Colonel McIlhany's father's house location.
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McCabe Ranchranch
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Ranch where the bodies of Fred Meyers and Bill Suggs were found several days after they were killed.
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McEvers' Ranchranch
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Ranch reached during Victorio's raid.
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McKenzie ranchranch
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A ranch in Lincoln County raided by a posse; McKenzie is the owner.
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McKinzie's Ranchranch
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Abandoned ranch about 27 miles north of the Gila Hot Springs on the west fork of the river.
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McMillen Crossingother
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Crossing on the Gila river where the Old Settlers Reunion is to be held.
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McMillen placeranch
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A property on the Gila leased by Mr. Piper; the Holloways lived in one of the McMillen places.
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Meadow Creekwater source
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Location of the Herring ranch, ten miles northeast of Pinos Altos.
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M. E. Churchchurch
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The church where the Cooper-Mullin wedding was held.
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Memphistown
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One terminus of the tri-weekly overland stage line to San Francisco.
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Merrill's Wellswater source
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Starting point for Round Up District No. 1.
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Mescalero Agencyother
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Location where Hatch invited the Mescaleros to council and then attacked them.
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Mescalero Apache Reservationother
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A geographic location listed as a subject for the nitrate negative.
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Mescalero reservationother
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Destination of Roman Chiquito's escape, 1200 miles from Fort Riley.
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Methodist Churchchurch
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A church completed and dedicated April 4, 1880.
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Mexican borderother
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The border towards which Captain Keys followed the trail.
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Mexican lineother
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A place near where Charles Baine almost got captured during Geronimo's raid.
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Mexican Northwestern railroadother
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The Mexican Northwestern railroad is the line on which the train carrying miners was attacked near Santa Isabel.
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Mexican side of the Coloradoother
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The Mexican bank of the Colorado River.
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Mexicoother
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The country where Johnny Bell and Charley Small went and where the robbery occurred.
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Mexico lineother
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The southern boundary mentioned in the route description.
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