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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Jarillaauto
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J. P. Ayers was removed to Jarilla.
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Jedumiiauto
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Jedumii is listed as a station on the railway timetable.
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Jemez Mountainsauto
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The Jemez Mountains in New Mexico are the location associated with the provenience of the vase offering.
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Jim ranchauto
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Jim ranch is mentioned as the home of guest J. W. Eliel.
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J. K. ranchauto
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Place of origin for Rob Roy.
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Johannesburgauto
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Hunter expects to reach Johannesburg by June 19.
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John Coleman's ranchauto
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The ranch east of town where John Coleman washes gold from the soil.
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John Gray ranchauto
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The south wagon will start work at the John Gray ranch at the head of the valley.
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J. Ross Thomas Memorialauto
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Building where some younger cadets are quartered.
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J S Keller Houseauto
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House in Punta for assessor visit.
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Juan d Diosauto
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The sheep killing occurred between the Juan d Dios and Putullo.
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Juan Jose Lobato Grantauto
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The Juan Jose Lobato Grant is in Rio Arriba County, with Mount Tsukomo at its southwest tip.
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Julesburgauto
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Location on the Platte River where a rider drowned while fording the river.
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junction of the Gila and Colorado riversauto
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Location of the Yuma Ferry where the massacre occurred.
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Kansas City, Missouriauto
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Previous location of Mrs. E. V. Emanuel.
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Kansas City, Mo.auto
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Kansas City, Mo. is mentioned as the location of two individuals.
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Kansas shoreauto
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The Kansas shore was watched by the crowd as John Fry's horse emerged from the thicket.
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Kearneyauto
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The article references a 'Kearney dude' as a comparison for how the subject smokes cigarettes.
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Kennaauto
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Location near which Miss Ina Witt has a claim.
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Kenna, New Mexicoauto
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Kenna, New Mexico is the location of W T Row's office.
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Kentuckyauto
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The tobacco growers of Kentucky believe themselves in the grasp of a monopoly.
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Kingston districtauto
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The article mentions the Kingston district as a location of significant mining production.
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Kingston, N.M.auto
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Location mentioned in newspaper record.
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Kittitas Countyauto
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Kittitas County in Washington is home to the Roslyn field, the only workable coal in Washington east of the Cascades.
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