- 1.Old Spanish Trail Association
- The Old Spanish Trail route was established along a loose network of Indian ... The trail takes its name from the old Spanish colonies in northern New Mexico ...
- http://www.oldspanishtrail.org
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- 2.Old Spanish Trail (trade route) - Wikipedia, the free ...
- The central route of the Old Spanish Trail, which had to swing north to avoid ... History of The Old Spanish Trail MuseumTrail.org, San Luis Valley Museum Association. ...
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O
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old spanish trail slaughter for a long long time i have
been trying to locate the old
slaughter house building down
old spanish trail going to
Vail. a few friends would
always go there to do
photoshoots and one day it
just wasn't no more.. anyone
have any clues?
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if it is the one i am thinking about it caught on fire and instead repair it was torn down!!! |
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Can anyone tell me the I cannot seem to find it and I
really need it if you could
help me that would be great
Thanks
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"“The longest, crookedest, most arduous pack mule route in America.” was a trail from Santa Fe, New Mexico to Los Angeles, California. |
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help! old spanish trail?
please, could anyone tell me
the major geographic features
and forts that were on the old
spanish trail? if you do
you'll be like my hero
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The old Spanish Trail was a trade route of the early 19th century from Santa Fe, N.M. to the Pueblo de Los Angeles. It was a very arduous route that started to the north from Santa Fe into S/W Colorado, looped into Utah then traveled S/W through Nev. and finally into Calif. The way was very difficult because it crossed several mountain ranges and across the arid Mojave Desert. |
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