Stage Routes & Stage Stops
Stagecoach lines and stage stops attested in Grant County, NM sources. Swing stations (~12 mi apart for fresh teams) and home stations (overnight with meals) along the routes that linked Silver City to Deming, Las Cruces, Fort Bayard, and the Mogollons.
NoteSeveral stops survive only as foundations or place-names. Coordinates are best-effort and often inferred from contemporary route descriptions.
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Ojo Calienteroad
lost place
Place on Pike's route to Santa Fe.
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Pike's Peak stablesroad
lost place
Location where the pony express start was made.
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Pinos Altos roadroad
lost place
The road on which Pilar Perez and his sweetheart were traveling when overtaken by Deputy Sheriff Hall.
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Raton Passroad
lost place
Mountain pass where Uncle Dick Woatton operated a toll wagon road.
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Sacatonroad
lost place
A location waypoint in a cattle range route.
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Salise Mountainsroad
lost place
Mountains across which the Indian trail was followed.
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San Fernando de Taosroad
lost place
The great valley the narrator's trail led toward.
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Santa Fe Trailroad
lost place
Historic trail that Navaho Sam traveled.
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Sapelloroad
lost place
A location and creek/meadow on the Mimbres mentioned in a route.
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Sigginsroad
lost place
A location waypoint in a cattle range route.
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Southwest Missouriroad
lost place
The starting point of the southern overland route.
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St. Josephroad
lost place
Eastern terminus of the pony express route.
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Telegraphroad
lost place
A location waypoint in a cattle range route.
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Torontoroad
lost place
Place where Zebulon M. Pike lost his life in 1813.
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Whitewater roadroad
lost place
Road McAfee traveled on his way back to Silver City, about two miles south of where the Hudsons were last seen.
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