Springs & Water Sources
Springs, wells, tanks, and seasonal water sources of Grant County, NM. Water determined where towns, mines, and ranches survived — and where they didn't.
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Dry Creekwater source
lost place
Creek on the described route between Mogollon Creek and Siggins.
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Duck Creekwater source
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Location of Lyons & Campbell Cattle Company's alfalfa fields and artificial lake.
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Eagle Creekwater source
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Location near the Blue where a family was rumored killed.
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Emery springsspring
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A place where Peter Riggs' body was found.
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Feather Riverwater source
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River near Johnson's store.
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Gienna Creekwater source
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A creek north of Brockman's mentioned in a cattle range route.
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Gila Hot Springsspring
lost place
Hot springs resort area with a hotel, approximately 27 miles south of McKinzie's ranch.
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Glenn Springsspring
lost place
A location raided by bandits.
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Hardy's Coloradowater source
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A branch of the main Colorado River traveled by Allen's party.
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headwaters of the Gilawater source
lost place
A location near where Whitehill and Emery were prospecting.
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Hot Springsspring
lost place
Location associated with Colonel Hudson, Cloney's employer.
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Hudson's Hot Springsspring
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Hot springs near which Landro Renteria was apprehended by the posse.
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Mangas Creekwater source
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A creek mentioned in a cattle range route.
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Mangas Lakewater source
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Lake owned by James Metcalf where someone exploded dynamite.
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Mangas Springsspring
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Location where Ed Moulton met the citizens' party with a wagon.
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Meadow Creekwater source
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Location of the Herring ranch, ten miles northeast of Pinos Altos.
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Merrill's Wellswater source
lost place
Starting point for Round Up District No. 1.
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Pine Cienegawater source
lost place
Location near Carlisle where a herd of cattle has located.
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Pine Creekwater source
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Location where Winkler killed a half-breed silver tip bear on September 25.
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Platte riverwater source
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River that was very high and running rapidly, where a horse mired in quicksand and drowned.
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Salt Lake valleywater source
lost place
A point along the pony express route where travel went well.
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San Vicente Cienegawater source
lost place
Original name for what became Silver City, New Mexico.
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Southern Arizonawater source
lost place
A region where Dr. E. C. Thatcher was formerly well-known.
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Streams of Milkspring
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Boiling springs producing milky-white streams near the Lake of Ink, colored by lime in solution.
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