What are ten Texas cities that have spanish names?

Answer 1

There are more than ten. But here are a few names. Alvarado, Anahuac, Cibolo, Cuere,De Leon, DeCordova, DeSoto, El Paso, Eldorado, Golaid, Gonzales, La Marque, Lamesa, Laredo, Lorenzo, Los Fresnos, Los, Ybanez, Marquez, Mexia, Plano, Presidio, Refugio, San Angelo, San Antonio, San Benito, San Marcos, San Saba, Santa Anna, Seguin, and Uvalde,.

Answer 2

Alvarado

Anahuac

Cibolo

Cuere

De Leon

DeCordova

DeSoto

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Eldorado

Golaid

Answer 3

There are actually quite a few Spanish street names in Texas. Here are 10: Calles Sur., Fortuna St., Calle del sol, Calle Estrella St., Querida Ave., Escalon Ave., Manzano St., Viejita St., Tortuga St., and Palo alto St.

Answer 4

Modesto, Los Banos, Sacramento, San Jose, Santa Cruz, Vallejo, Salida, Manteca, Santa Barbara, San Mateo, San Juan Bautista, Santa Ana, Santa Clara, Santa Clarita, Costa Mesa, Fresno, La Brea, Los Gatos, Monterey, Sonora, Madera, El Cerrito, San Pablo, Solano, Rio Vista, Benicia, Nevada City, Alta Sierra, Merced, Mariposa, Don Pedro, El Portal, Martinez, San Ramon, San Leandro, Alameda, Ventura

Answer 5

1. Amarillo - Yellow
2. San Antonio - Saint Anthony
3. El Paso - the crossing, the passage
4. San Marcos - Saint Mark
5. Del Rio - Of the River
6. Socorro - Help!
7. San Benito - Saint Benedict
8. Alamo - Cottonwood / Poplar
9. Rio Grande City - Big River City
10. Santa Fe - Holy Faith

Answer 6

El Paso