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Salem (NM Hwy 187, Mile Marker 5)
NM Hwy 187 leads to Garfield, 4 miles north, and Hatch, 4 miles south.
August 2000
Salem
August 2000
San Acacia (US Interstate 25, Exit 163)
August 2000
San Acacia
August 2000
San Antonito (NM Hwy 1, Mile Marker 51, near San Antonio, not Cedar Crest)
San Marcial (Dirt road east of NM Hwy 1, Mile Marker 35)
San Miguel (NM Hwy 3, Mile Marker 69)
July 2000
The San Migue Del Vado National Historic District community was established in 1794 on a Spanish land grant of the same name. Located at the Santa Fe Trail's principal crossing of the Pecos River, it was a port of entry where caravans entering New Mexico stopped to pay customs taxes to the Mexican government. It was also the San Miguel County seat until 1864.
Construction of this church began in 1806.
San Miguel (NM Hwy 3, Mile Marker 69)
July 2000
San Miguel (NM Hwy 3, Mile Marker 69)
Settlements of the San Miguel Del Vado Land Grant: Soon after the Spanish Government approved the San Miguel del Vado Land Grant in 1794, settlements such as San Miguel, Puertecito, San Jose, Las Mulas, Entranosa, Guzano, Bernal, La Cuesta, and El Pueblo were established along the banks of the Pecos River. Others such as San Juan, Rivera, El Barranco, Sena, Lovato, La Fragua and El Cerrito were founded later in the 19th century.
July 2000
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