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Laredo, Texas, was named after the Spanish word "laredo," which is believed to refer to "the place of the reeds." The name is thought to have originated from the region's lush vegetation along the banks of the Rio Grande, where reeds were abundant. The city was founded in the 1750s and has since developed into an important border town and cultural hub.

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