Llano Estacado
United States
Llano Estacado connects to 1453 places across 12 topics through 44 Bunkabop connections, with nature and physical geography forming the dominant cluster. The plateau's Caprock Escarpment feeds tributaries of the Red River system, linking it to Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Colorado. Spanish conquistador Francisco Coronado crossed it in 1541. Military connections include Mackenzie's 1872 crossing before the Battle of the North Fork of the Red River. Pliocene fossil beds in the Blanco Formation also tie the region to paleontological research.
Francisco Coronado
Connects Llano Estacado to: Oro Valley, Arizona | Claude, Texas | Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico
Glyptotherium
Connects Llano Estacado to: Mexico | Florida | Guanajuato
Prairie Dog Town Fork Red River
Connects Llano Estacado to: United States | Texas | Oklahoma | Puerto Rico | Interior, Washington
Salt Fork Red River
Connects Llano Estacado to: Texas | Oklahoma | West, Texas | Vernon, Texas | Mangum, Oklahoma
North Fork Red River
Connects Llano Estacado to: United States | Spain | Texas | Oklahoma | Puerto Rico
Edwards Plateau
Connects Llano Estacado to: United States | Texas | Colorado | San Antonio, Texas | Sonora
Jimmy Dean
Connects Llano Estacado to: Texas | Virginia | Maryland | Las Vegas, Nevada | Plainview, Texas
Silent Wings Museum
Connects Llano Estacado to: United States | Texas | Dallas, Texas | Preston, United Kingdom | Waco, United States
Blackwater Draw
Connects Llano Estacado to: United States | Texas | Mexico | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | New Mexico
cattle ranching
Connects Llano Estacado to: New Mexico | Quirós, Spain | Kissimmee, Florida | Presidente Prudente, Brazil | Campos Novos, Brazil
Guadalupe Mountains
Connects Llano Estacado to: United States | Texas | Mexico | Florida | Colorado
Ranald S. Mackenzie
Connects Llano Estacado to: United States | Texas | Mexico | Houston, Texas | Connecticut