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Treasures of New Mexcio
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Los Pinos, 21 miles N of Tres Piedras 58. San Miguel, 7 1/2 miles SW of Los Pinos 59. Haynes, 7 1/2 miles NNE of Counselors 60. Tapicitoes, 10 miles N of Lindrith 61.  Ojito, 5 miles SW of Tapicitoes62.  San Ojo Caliente, 5 miles N or Lindrith63.  Lindrith, 20 miles N of Cuba64.  Brazos, 5 miles N of Tierra Amarilla65.  Ensenada, 2 miles N Tierra Amarilla66.  Rutherton, 4 miles NW of Tierra Amarilla67.  La Puente, 1 mile S of Rutherton68.  El Vado, 14 miles SW of Tierra Amarilla69.  Canjilon, 3 miles S of Cebolla, turn 3 miles E70.  Canon Plaza, 19 miles SW Tres Piedras71.  Vallecitos, 5 miles S of Cannon Plaza72.  Las Tablas, 3 miles N of Petaca73.  Petaca, 5 miles E of Vallecitos74.  La Madera, 9 miles E of El Rito75.  Embudo, 30 miles SW of Taos76.  Llaves, 9 miles N of Gallinas77.  Gallinas, 17 miles N,NE of Cuba78.  Capulin, 3 miles E of Gallinas79.  La Ventana, near Cuba, area of Rabbit Mountains (Sandoval County)   ...note the Lost Salazar Gold mine is in same area as above La Ventana (mountains)80.  Regina, 9 miles N of Cuba81.  La Jara, 2 miles N of Cuba82. used minelab se metal detector  Torreon, 26 miles SW of Cuba83.  Copper Cuba...general area of Cuba...look for early Spanish mining this area in hills.84.  Cabezon, 12 miles W of Hwy 44 and NW of Cabezon Peak...cowboy, freighters used minelab se metal detector and drifters were here..pop 2000       and had a stage station and a post office....1800's to 193485.  Sulphur Springs, 10 miles N of Jemez Springs86.  Miller, located near Gabezon 1800's to 183487.  Bland, 12 miles NNW of Cochiti Lake...gold silver boomtown88.  Allerton aka Albemarle...located near Bland...gold boomtown89.  Canada, 5 miles NNW of Cochiti Lake90.  Ojo Del Padre....9 miles S of Cabezon...unimproved road91.  Coyote, 9 miles ENE of Bernalillo92.  Tejon, 7 1/2 miles ESE of Bernalillo..coal mining camp93.  Hagen, 10 miles NE of Bernalillo94.  Las Placitas, 10 miles SE of Bernalillo...county line95.  Buckman, 15 miles NW of Sante Fe on RR96.  Bonanza, 5 miles W of Hwy 14--85 junction, 1879 mining town       Also in the area of Bonanza..mining camps of Carbonateville, Chalchihuitl, Casa Entry, Mine de la Minas97.  Canyoncito aka Canoncito, 11 miles SE of Sante Fe...Civil War battle here98.  Los Cerrillos, 20 miles SW of Sante Fe...stage coach stop...Johnson's Ranch99.  Dolores City aka Placitas Viejas, 4 miles SE of Madrid...along old stream bed, base of Ortiz Mountains. 100.  Golden, used minelab se metal detector 15 miles N of Edgewood, W edge of San Pedro Mtn.101.  Tuerto, N of Golden102.  Clark, 5 miles S of Galisteo103.  Williams, 10 miles S of Galisteo104,  Otto, 2 1/2 miles S of Stanley105.  Palmilla, 5 miles S of CO state line, hwy 285106.  Volcano, 10 miles S of Palmilla107.  No Agua, 25 miles S of state line, hyw 285108.  Twining, 19 miles NW of Taos109.  Virsyivia, 8 miles N of Cerro110.  Buena Vista, 2 miles NW of Cerro111.  Baldy, 12 miles NE of Eagle Nest112.  Old Cimarron City, Hwy 64-58 junction113.  Dawson, 13 miles NE of Cimarron, then 5 miles NW.114.  Colfax, 12 miles NE of Cimarron115.  Brilliant, 9 miles NW of Raton116.  Gardiner, 3 miles W of Raton117.  Otero, 5 miles S of Raton on abandoned RR line118.  Yankee, 8 miles NE of Raton119.  Bell, E of Raton on Johnson Mesa120.  Koehler, 10 miles SSW of Raton121.  Black Lake, SW corner of Colfax county on hwy 120122.  Aurora, 10 miles E of Black Lake123.  Rayado, 12 miles S of Cimarron124.  Miami, 13 miles W of Springer125.  Gato, 6 miles S of Maxwell126.  French, 5 miles S of Maxwell, on RR line127.  Rayado, 5 miles S of Springer128.  Chico aka Chico Springs on Hol-keo Creek, 22 miles E of Maxwell129.  Holman, 35 miles N of Las Vegas.130.  Nolan, 15 miles S of Springer131.  Levy, 5 miles N of Wagon Mound132.  Loma Parda, 7 miles SSW of Fort Union133.  Loma Linda, just north of Loma Parda above134.  Watrous, 20 miles N of Las Vegas...numerous honky tonks, saloons, gambling halls and brothels.135.  Valmora, 4 miles NE of Watrous136.  Tecolote, 5 miles W of Romeroville (one of many fort chains)137.  Romero, 5 miles S of Las Vegas138.  Tecolote, 11 miles SW of Las Vegas139.  Ojita, 2 1/2 miles S of Romero140.  Rencona, 12 miles WSW of San Miguel141.  San Jose, 20 miles S of Las Vegas142.  Leyba, 12 1/2 miles SW of San Miguel143.  Olquin, 11 E of Anton Chico144.  Bernal, 12 S of Las Vegas...first stage stop on LV/SF rr line145.  Sulzbacher, 6 miles S of Ojita146.  Laliendre, 16 miles SE of Las Vegas, on Gallinas River147.  Chaperito, 13 miles ENE of Anton Chico on Gallinas River148.  Gonzales, 10 miles WNW of Sanchez149.  Maes, 10 miles NE of Trujillo150.  Hilario, 11 miles W of Trementina151.  Trementina, 20 miles NW of Conchas, 55 miles E of Las Vegas152.  Buxton, 4 miles SSE of Variadero153.  Sanchez, 14 miles N of Trementina154.  Cabeza, on RR, 5 miles S of Mosquero155.  Medio, on RR, 10 miles S of Mosquero156.  Campana, on RR, 5 miles S of Medio157.  Atarque, on RR, 10 Miles S of Campana158.  Canadian, 19 miles W of Logan159.  Emery Gap, 10 miles N of Folsom160.  Madison, at the foot of Emery Peak...outlaw town, indian raids. 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