Places · starting with C

Chihuahua is a location in Mexico near which the train attack occurred and where Carranza's commander refused to provide an escort.

A hill in Silver City, New Mexico, described as the Mexican portion of the town, with rock and wood homes, a chapel, and the Silver City railroad depot at its base.

a.k.a. Chihauhau Hill

Hill in Silver City photographed by Lucas.

a.k.a. Chihuahua Hill

Chihuahua, Mexico is the location of the general office and works of Compania Industrial Mexicana.

a.k.a. Chihuahua Me

A section of Silver City, New Mexico, depicted in a photograph with rock and wood homes.

Chihuahua street is the location of Star Bakery.

a.k.a. Chihuahua Street

A location 45 miles west of a nest of hard citizens.

The Chimayó Sanctuary is the subject of historical debate regarding its construction, timing, and purpose, with some incorrectly equating it with another religious site.

a.k.a. Santuario de Chimayó, Santuario de Nuestra Señora de Lourdes del pueblo de San Juan

The destination where the bones of the dead were shipped.

Chinatown was a place where arrests and raids occurred, but no further details are available.

The Chinaman entered and locked the door of a Chinese house after the shooting.

Chinese living quarters that included a Chinese store and were destroyed in a fire.

A store on the corner of Texas and Yankie streets that was robbed.

a.k.a. Chinese store

The Chinese wash house was located at the corner of Main and Yankee streets in Silver City.

Mine in southwest New Mexico with a history described in the overview.

Mountain range where Robert Hardie was killed by hostile Apaches.

a.k.a. Chiricahua mountains

Closed in 1876.

A reservation closed in 1876, leading to removal of Chihene to San Carlos.

Chiton House Junction is a location where the railway extension begins.

a.k.a. Chiton House Junction

A location from which Chas Too visited the city.

a.k.a. C Hks Peak

Town in New Mexico, home of E. J. Holmes.

a.k.a. Pyrites, Chloride

Creek location where Oscar Piontenhauer and Fred Bumbaugh were killed by Indians.

a.k.a. Chloride creek

Chloride Flat, located four miles east of Silver City, New Mexico, was the site of the Breman Silver Mine and where Billy the Kid and his mother lived in 1878.

a.k.a. Chloride_Flats

Mining district discovered following the location of Legal Tender Hill.