I think there's like a million. cause i think that
because the southwest used to be spanish territory.
there are 254 cities in Texas
Cities don't speak, so there are none. Spanish is common in most cities in the Southwestern US, in states like California, Texas, Arizona and New Mexico. Many other major cities, at least in parts of them, such as New York, LA, and Detroit.
The French, Spanish, and the Afro Americans are just a few of the many immigrant groups that came to Texas
6386. Towns And Cities In Texas. According To: Directory of Cities and Towns in Texas, United States. http://www.fallingrain.com/world/US/48/ I Added Them Together.
There are probably hundreds of cities that are Spanish names, First some basics, any city begining with San or Santa is a Spanish name, San or Santa meaning Saint. So San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Barbra, Santa Cruz, San Juan, San Diego, the list is endless.Any City whose name is opened by an El or La or Los or Las meaning THE is usually a Spanish Name. El Paso, Las Guinetas, Los Banos.Furthermore, cities within states once owned by Spain are very likely to be connected to Spain with spanish names, states like California, New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Texas, Utah, Montana, Florida, Puerto Rico, Nevada are all states containing many Spanish state and city names
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