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El Camino Real, meaning "The Royal Road," was a network of roads established in colonial Mexico and extended into what is now the southwestern United States. Its primary purpose was to facilitate trade, communication, and transportation between Spanish missions, presidios, and settlements. Additionally, it helped to consolidate Spanish control over the region and promote the spread of Christianity among Indigenous populations. The road played a crucial role in the cultural and economic development of the areas it connected.

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