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San Augustine, located in Texas, was founded by Spanish settlers in 1716. It was established as a mission and presidio, serving as a base for Spanish colonization in the region. The mission was named after Saint Augustine of Hippo and played a significant role in the Spanish efforts to spread Christianity among Indigenous peoples. Over time, it became one of the oldest towns in Texas.

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