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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Wichitaauto
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Origin of W. P. Shields.
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Wilcox, Arizonaauto
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Location of attorney I. Y. H. I. A. N. II's practice.
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Williamstownauto
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Breckenridge announces his first speech at Williamstown, Grant county.
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Windcrestauto
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Name of the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kerr in Manhattan Heights, where the reception and dance were held.
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Windsor Hotelauto
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The Windsor Hotel is a location where guests registered and stayed.
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Winfieldauto
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Origin city for Eph. L. Byers.
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Wisconsinauto
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Wisconsin is mentioned as the origin or location of an editor.
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W S ranchauto
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Ranch where Robeson arrived to give the alarm.
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WS Ranch Cemeteryauto
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Cemetery near Alma.
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Wuon Moundauto
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Wuon Mound is the location of Sebastian Garcia's residence.
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Ysletaauto
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The first road in El Paso county ran through Ysleta.
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Zaragosa, Mexicoauto
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Location where the captured soldiers were held.
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Zurichauto
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Source of dispatch to Le Journal.
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