The original Las Vegas

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The original Las Vegas is a historic town in northeastern New Mexico known for its 19th-century architecture, Old West heritage, and role as an important stop on the Santa Fe Trail.

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instanceOf historic town
town
country United States of America
surface form: United States
distinguishedFrom Las Vegas, Nevada NERFINISHED
foundedAs Spanish colonial town
foundedBy Mexican authorities
foundedIn 1835
hasArchitectureStyle Adobe architecture
Territorial-style architecture
Victorian architecture
hasAreaCode 505
hasCountySeatStatus county seat of San Miguel County
hasCulturalRegion Hispano New Mexico NERFINISHED
hasElevation about 6400 feet
hasGovernmentType municipal government
hasHeritage Old West heritage
hasHistoricDistrict Plaza area
Railroad district NERFINISHED
hasHistoricEconomy railroad commerce
ranching
trade
hasHistoricRole commercial center on the Santa Fe Trail
regional trading hub
hasInstitution New Mexico Highlands University NERFINISHED
hasNickname The original Las Vegas
hasNotableFeature 19th-century plaza
historic railroad avenue
hasNumberOfHistoricBuildings over 900
hasRegionCode ZIP code 87701
hasRiver Gallinas River NERFINISHED
hasTransportation Amtrak station
isTouristDestinationFor Old West history enthusiasts
architecture tourism
heritage tourism
knownFor 19th-century architecture
Old West heritage
role as an important stop on the Santa Fe Trail
locatedIn New Mexico
northeastern New Mexico
locatedInAdministrativeEntity San Miguel County NERFINISHED
locatedOnRoute Santa Fe Trail NERFINISHED
nearMountainRange Sangre de Cristo Mountains NERFINISHED
partOf Northern New Mexico NERFINISHED
servedByRailroad Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway NERFINISHED
wasImportantRailStopInCentury 19th century

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Las Vegas New Mexico hasNickname The original Las Vegas
subject surface form: Las Vegas, New Mexico