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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San Fernando de Taosroad
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The great valley the narrator's trail led toward.
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San Francisco Valleyother
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A valley whose citizens joined those of the Mogollons in disapproving the pardon.
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San Gabriel, Californiaother
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Location from which Luke Brothers received orders for empty whiskey barrels.
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San Juanother
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Location where Irwin Moore was shot by James Reynolds.
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San Juan countryother
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A famous destination the narrator was traveling to in summer 1867.
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San Lorenzo, N. M.town
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The town from which the letter to the editor is dated and where the initial events took place.
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San Luis Passother
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Pass through which the Indians went after stealing horses from Deer Creek.
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San Luis Potositown
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Mexican city where Pace forged Marshal Fricke's name to a check.
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San Marcial Harvey Houseother
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San Marcial Harvey House is a location in New Mexico where I. R. Kittrell has a dental office.
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San Marcial, New Mexicoother
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San Marcial, New Mexico is a location where dentist J. K. Kittrell has an office at the Harvey House.
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San Pedro Districtmining district
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Mining district where John Maddox resided.
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San Pedro Riversmelter
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The river in Arizona where Mowry later appeared and built a smelter.
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San Quentinother
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Prison where Henry B. Miller was being taken.
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San Rafaeltown
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The plaza where election ballots were being counted when the assassination occurred.
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San Simonranch
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Location of the 3H headquarters ranch where the killing occurred.
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San Simon valleyother
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Location of the roundup association working area.
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Santa Cruzother
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Home of Jose de la Cruz Naranjo.
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Santa Cruz de Rosalesother
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Site of the last battle of the Mexican war in March 1848.
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Santa Domingo Gulchgulch
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Gulch where new placer ground was discovered about 1500 feet east of the Pinos Altos road.
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Santa Fe National Forestother
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A national forest whose vicinity is shown on a New Mexico tourist map.
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Santa Fe round houseother
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Location near where Jas. Mirk was held up by a drunken cowboy.
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Santa Fe Trailroad
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Historic trail that Navaho Sam traveled.
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Santa Isabelother
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Santa Isabel, located 40 miles west of Chihuahua, is the site where 18 foreign miners were murdered.
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Santa Rosaother
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Santa Rosa is a stop on Governor Thurman's planned itinerary in eastern New Mexico.
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