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Fallugia paradoxa,
which is
known by the
common names Apache plume and
póñil. This
plant is
native to the
southwestern United States and
northern Mexico...
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Ponil Complex Fire was a lightning-caused fire in New Mexico,
United States, that
started on Monday, June 3, and was
fully contained by Monday, June 17...
- near
North Ponil Canyon that was
about 20 feet
above a
small portion of
Ponil Cr****.
Troop 606, from Irving, TX, had
recently camped at
Ponil Canyon the...
- the
world was
discovered within the camp's
boundaries in 1993 in
North Ponil Canyon by the
Anasazi Trail Camp. It was
formally identified in 1994. There...
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Thirtymile Fire
Washington Killed 4 firefighters. 2002 92,000
acres (37,000 ha)
Ponil Complex Fire New
Mexico Also
called the
Philmont fire. 2002 31,016 acres...
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April or
early May. Its main
tributaries are the Pynovka,
Bolshaya Yevva,
Ponil, and Ivdel. In 1590 a fort was
built at
Lozvinsk on the
river to
guard the...
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Little Costilla Mountain which rises above timberline. The
headwaters of
Ponil Cr**** and
Comanche Cr****, are in
Valle Vidal.
Valle Vidal hosts a herd of...
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after the
tracks were laid
through town,
tracks were also laid 22
miles up
Ponil Canyon by the
Cimarron and
Northwestern Railway Company, to haul timber...
- company. The new
owners installed a 15
stamp stamp mill
along the
South Ponil River with a 2,700 foot
aerial tramway running down
French Henry ridge....
- 1848,
Maxwell survived an
ambush while delivering supplies to a
cabin on
Ponil Cr****. In 1849, at the
conclusion of the Mexican–American War,
Maxwell and...
