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.
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Cleveland, Ohioauto
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Cleveland, Ohio is the location associated with the subject's service record.
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Cliff and Gila regionauto
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Area within the Upper Gila River drainage documenting the northern extent of Mimbres occupation.
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Clifton, Arizonaauto
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Location where children received holiday money.
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Clovis, New Mexicoauto
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Location of The Clovis News newspaper.
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Cockevilleauto
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Cockeville is mentioned as a location for José Melitón Medina.
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Cocopath nationauto
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The Cocopath nation was affected by a tidal wave and earthquake.
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Colbert's Ferryauto
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A location on the Butterfield Overland Trail, endpoint of Seventh Division and start of Sixth.
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Cold Springsauto
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Location mentioned as residence of J. J. O'Neill.
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Colemanvilleauto
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Location associated with D. V. Coleman.
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College Viewauto
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College View, Nebraska is the home of E D Kirby.
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College View, Nebraskaauto
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College View, Nebraska is the home of E. D. Kirby.
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Colombo Theatreauto
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Colombo Theatre shows exclusive moving pictures.
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Colorado canyonsauto
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The Colorado canyons are mentioned as a point of comparison for the Gila canyons.
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Colorado Cityauto
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A house and lot in Colorado City are for sale or exchange.
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Columbus, New Mexicoauto
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Columbus, New Mexico is the location of a raid by Pancho Villa in March 1916 and is the assumed location for most photographs in the Musgrav…
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Columbus, Ohioauto
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Columbus, Ohio is the home city of Thomas Lewis.
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Commercialauto
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The Commercial is a place where Wes provides something to help you feel better in the morning.
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Condado de San Miguelauto
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County mentioned in the newspaper's description of its dedication.
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Cooke's Springauto
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A station on the Butterfield Overland Mail route in New Mexico Territory.
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Cook's canyon roadauto
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The road along which mangled remains of Americans and Mexicans are scattered.
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Cook's Peak Countryauto
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Area where Indians were seen five or six weeks prior.
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Cooks Peak Regionauto
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Cooks Peak Region is a mining area, mentioned in the context of mining activity.
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Cooney, New Mexicoauto
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Origin of H. Donelly.
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Copper and Thirdauto
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Intersection where Montezuma Grocery and Liquor Company is located.
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