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.
Showing 1777–1800 of 2029 · page 75 of 85 · 24 on this page matched via name pattern (uncurated) ⓘ
Sandersonauto
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Red Hyndes was promoted to engineer of the switch engine at Sanderson.
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San Elizarioauto
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The first road in El Paso county ran through San Elizario.
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San Francisco, Cal.auto
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San Francisco, Cal. is mentioned as the location of two individuals.
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San Francisco, Californiaauto
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The Pacific Union Smelting Company is headquartered in San Francisco.
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San Francisco River Backcountryauto
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Approximately 200 square miles between US 180 and the Arizona state line, within the Gila National Forest.
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San Francisco Street, Santa Fe, New Mexicoauto
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The address of O C Watson Co's office, likely on San Francisco Street.
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San Joseauto
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Mentioned as the origin of some hotel guests.
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San Juan areaauto
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Area where Basketmaker II sites were surveyed for turkey bones.
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San Juan County, New Mexicoauto
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County containing Chaco Canyon.
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San Juan (New Mexico)auto
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A location in New Mexico associated with washing wheat and Pueblo Indian activities.
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San Juan, New Mexicoauto
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Location in New Mexico associated with the scene of washing wheat.
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San Marcos Hotelauto
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Hotel in San Marcos, Arizona, hosting the meeting.
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San Marino, Californiaauto
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Location of the Huntington Library.
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San Rafael, New Mexicoauto
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Plaza where the assassination and subsequent events took place.
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Santa Ana, Californiaauto
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One of the locations where Richard J. Miller was stationed or served.
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Santa Barbara Cemeteryauto
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Burial location for Joseph Robert Godford.
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Santa Clara Indian Reservationauto
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The Santa Clara Indian Reservation is in Sandoval County, half a mile from the northwestern edge of the reservation near Mount Tsukomo.
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Santa Fe Addition to the Town of Mountainair, New Mexicoauto
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Addition to Mountainair where the levied property (lot 23, block 11) is located.
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Santa Fe County, New Mexicoauto
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County in New Mexico.
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Santa Fe Penitentiaryauto
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The prison from which three convicts escaped.
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Santa Fe Railwayauto
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The Santa Fe Railway's main line leads East and West from Chicago, Kansas City, Galveston, and points East to San Francisco, Los Angeles, El…
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Santa Fe, Santa Fe, New Mexicoauto
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Location of state capitol in New Mexico.
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Santana Lopezauto
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A location associated with School District No. 13.
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Santa Rita minesauto
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Mineral-rich mines mentioned in Mowry's memoir as part of the region that would become Grant County.
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