- a town in Cuba
Cruces River, a
river in
Chile Río
Cruces Bridge, a
bridge that
crosses Cruces River Cruces River (Puerto Rico)
Cruces, Aguada, Puerto...
- po****tion was 111,385,
making Las
Cruces the most
populous city in both Doña Ana
County and
southern New Mexico. The Las
Cruces metropolitan area had an estimated...
- Las
Cruces may
refer to: Las
Cruces, Petén Las
Cruces, Los
Santos Las
Cruces,
Veraguas Las
Cruces,
California Las
Cruces, New
Mexico (New Mexico's second-largest...
-
building of Las
Cruces College until new
buildings were
erected on the 220-acre (0.89 km2)
campus three miles (5 km)
south of Las
Cruces. In
February 1891...
- The Las
Cruces bowling alley m****acre
occurred in Las
Cruces, New Mexico,
United States, on
February 10, 1990.
Seven people were shot, five fatally, by...
- Lee
Cruce (1863–1933),
American lawyer, banker, and
politician Petrus de
Cruce (13th century),
French cleric, composer, and
music theorist Cruces (disambiguation)...
- Ana
County consists of the Las
Cruces, NM
Metropolitan Statistical Area,
which is also
included in the El Paso–Las
Cruces, TX–NM
Combined Statistical Area...
-
Aggie Memorial Stadium, Las
Cruces, New Mexico, USA on 20
April 1993 "Eagles
Setlist at
Aggie Memorial Stadium, las
Cruces". setlist.fm. NM
State Sports...
- The
Diocese of Las
Cruces (Latin:
Dioecesis Las
Cruces, Spanish: Diócesis de Las
Cruces) is the
Latin Church ecclesiastical territory or
diocese of the...
- "Dos
cruces" is
famous Spanish bolero composed by
Carmelo Larrea in 1952. The song
earned Larrea his
second golden record in 1954.
Originally entitled...
