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La Junta
There are hundreds, if not thousands of places in the US that have Spanish names. The easy ones to spot are any city or town that begins with the word San or Santa was named by the Spanish after a saint. There are 5 states with Spanish names and two more with names given to them by the Spanish. Nevada (Snow fall) Montana (Spanish word is Montaña = Mountain) Colorado (Spanish word for red. Named after the red soil in the region) Florida (Spanish word for flowered or blooming) California is the name of a mythical place in a book written by Garcia Ordóñez de Montalvo in the very early 1500s. The Spanish named the following states but the names are NOT Spanish Texas - native language word meaning friends (Tejas) New Mexico - Mexico is NOT a Spanish name. It is an Aztec name for place of the Aztec Gods.
Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, Romanian
There are many Spanish dialects, with variations in accent, vocabulary, and pronunciation. Generally, Spanish is categorized into five main regional dialects: Peninsular Spanish (Spain), Latin American Spanish (Central and South America), Caribbean Spanish, Mexican Spanish, and Equatoguinean Spanish.
Quince means 15 in Spanish. It kind of sounds like cinco, the word for five, if you need help remembering.
The names of five vegetables in Hindi are: गाजर (Gajar) - Carrot प्याज (Pyaj) - Onion आलू (Aloo) - Potato टमाटर (Tamatar) - Tomato बैंगन (Baingan) - Eggplant
Texas. Nevada. California. Florida. Colorado.
Alvarado, Brazoria, Carrizo, Del Rio, El Paso.
The five largest cities are: Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Boulder and Fort Collins. I don't know their current populations. Should be easy to research.
Swedish Cities with five letters
In ancient times the five Patriarchal Seats were Rome, Constantinople, Antioch, Jerusalem and Alexandria
There are many cities in France but the most common ones tend to be:- Lille- Nice- Paris- Bordeaux- Lyon
Columbia Sacramento Montpelier Boise Albany. Capitals of us states
There are hundreds, if not thousands of places in the US that have Spanish names. The easy ones to spot are any city or town that begins with the word San or Santa was named by the Spanish after a saint. There are 5 states with Spanish names and two more with names given to them by the Spanish. Nevada (Snow fall) Montana (Spanish word is Montaña = Mountain) Colorado (Spanish word for red. Named after the red soil in the region) Florida (Spanish word for flowered or blooming) California is the name of a mythical place in a book written by Garcia Ordóñez de Montalvo in the very early 1500s. The Spanish named the following states but the names are NOT Spanish Texas - native language word meaning friends (Tejas) New Mexico - Mexico is NOT a Spanish name. It is an Aztec name for place of the Aztec Gods.
There are five cities in Georgia that start with the word Fort. The cities are Fort Benning, Fort Gaines, Fort Oglethorpe, Fort Stewart, and Fort Valley.
1. Denver 598,707 as of 2008 2. Colorado Springs 402,417 as of 2007 3. Aurora 292,403 as of 2007 4. Lakewood 144,126 as of 2000 5. Fort Collins 118,652 as of 2000
The duration of Five Cities is 1.45 hours.
Denver: 598,707 Colorado Spring: 360,890 Aurora: 276,393