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El Camino Real links the missions in California.
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What was the name of the road built by Spain in Alta California?
El Camino Real which is Spanish for the Royal Road was the name given to the 600 mile road system that connected the 21 missions in California.
What road connected all the missions in California?
The El Camino Real.
How were the missions connected and how far apart were they?
The missions were connected by systems of Spanish colonial settlements along El Camino Real, a road that linked the missions in California. The distance between the missions varied, with some being around 30 miles apart and others further apart, depending on the geographical location and terrain.
Why were the California missions built near the ocean?
it's because there was only 1 road called ''The Royal Road'' connecting the missions
What was the road connecting the California missions called?
El Camino Real
What is the name of the road between the missions?
The road between the missions is mostly US 101, but is known as El Camino Real, the Royal Road.
What road connected the missions in San Antonio to the settlement in Los Adaes?
El Comino Real
Is California the only state that has missions?
yes and if you see a bell next to the road that means there is a mission close by.
What is the name of the road that connects all the missions?
El Camino Real
What was an 18th-century path that connected spanish missions along the California cost?
Oh, dude, that would be the El Camino Real. It was like the OG highway connecting all those Spanish missions along the California coast back in the 1700s. So, if you wanted to road trip like a friar back in the day, that was the route to take.
What is the definition for El Camino real?
the el camino real is a road the connected the missions that the padres used to walk from mission to mission
What is the trail between missions in California called?
El Camino Real, translated from Spanish as The King's Highway or, literally, The Royal Road.
