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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Oklahomaauto
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Oklahoma is mentioned in relation to Democrats.
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Oklahoma Cityauto
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R R Beatty is from Oklahoma City.
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Olarronauto
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Olarron is listed as a station on the railway timetable.
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Old Albuquerqueauto
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Old Albuquerque is listed with a population of 2,265, combined with Los Griegos and Los Candelarios.
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Oldest House in the United Statesauto
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A historic house in Santa Fe depicted on souvenir china.
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Old San Miguel Churchauto
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A church in Santa Fe depicted on souvenir china.
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Omaha, Nebraskaauto
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Origin of W. P. Palmer.
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Opera House Blockauto
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Building at 309 El Paso Street housing Murray and McGibbon furniture store.
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Opera Koute Blockauto
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Opera Koute Block is a location mentioned for businesses.
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Oregonauto
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Listed among states/territories where the fees bill applies.
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Oregon Streetauto
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Street in El Paso, address for Murray's household goods store.
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Oshkoshauto
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City of origin for W. R. Eilert.
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Otero County, New Mexicoauto
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Caballero canon is in Otero County.
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Overland and Santa Fe Streetsauto
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The corner of Overland and Santa Fe Streets is associated with H.P. Noake.
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Pacific coastauto
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Destination of Eaanal Carter's journey.
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Pacific mineauto
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The Pacific mine at Pinos Altos where George Butler worked.
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Pacific Slopeauto
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Jerome Davis had been with Fremont to the Pacific slope.
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Pacific Theaterauto
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Theater of war associated with the veteran's service.
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Palmaauto
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Palma is a precinct where Juan B. Larragoite served as a watcher on Election Day.
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Panhandleauto
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Ella Paxton's father's ranch is located in the Panhandle region.
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Paquimeauto
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Site in northern Mexico where turkey raising occurred later.
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Parisauto
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The location where the peace commission members had been staying before their return.
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Paris, Franceauto
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Dateline of the article.
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Pascagauto
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Pascag is the town where Geo. Cox is from.
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