- to the
great number of oak
trees in the area the
campsite was
named "El
Robledal,"
meaning "The Oakgrove" in Spanish.
After erecting a
wooden cross and...
-
Cerro Prieto No.2 El
Jocomico El
Junco El
Naranjo El
Negrito El Pate El
Robledal El
Rodeo Estero Indio Finca Treinta and
Cinco Finca Treinta and Seis Guangolola...
- in 1693".
Navarre Press. 2016-07-06.
Retrieved 2019-03-18. "
Robledal History".
robledal.org.
Retrieved 2019-03-18.
Clark (2017-04-04). "Small Boat Restoration:...
- Florida. The
mouth of the
bayou opens onto East Bay near
Axelson Point and
Robledal. The
bayou acts as a
major runoff for
stormwaters and is
critical to the...
- The
Sierra del Ocejón or
Sierra del
Robledal is a
mountain range located in the
central part of the
Iberian Peninsula. The
range belongs to the Sistema...
-
north face in the
territory of
Alhama de Granada,
starting from the El
Robledal recreational area. The
mountains have
relatively high
levels of rainfall...
-
Jardines de Autopi, Las Animas, Magnolias, Marimil, Monserrat, Peregrina,
Robledal,
Rositer Carballo, Santander, Saturno,
Uruca Centro,
Vuelta del Virilla...
- Hope
Ranch in the mid-1920s:
Meadow Farm for
Milton Wilson, now
named [1]
Robledal, and Florestal,
originally built for the
Peter Cooper Bryce family. The...
-
official website "Official website" (in Spanish).
Retrieved 2020-09-10. "El
Robledal". Señorio de
Zuasti (in Spanish).
Retrieved 2020-10-19. 42°51′13″N 1°44′43″W...
- ISBN 978-987-99601-0-3. Las
Invitadas (1 ed.). Del
Robledal. 2000. ISBN 978-987-9364-08-6. El Páramo que
clama (1 ed.). Del
Robledal. 2001. ISBN 978-987-9364-15-4. Viajeros...
