Baca County, Colorado |
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Baca County is in the plains in southeastern Colorado, against the Kansas, Oklahoma and New Mexico borders: lots of flatland out there. Baca County was formed out of the eastern parts of Las Animas County by the Colorado legislature on April 16, 1889 and was named for Felipe Baca, pioneer, founder of Trinidad, Colorado, and Colorado territorial legislator. Baca County contains 2,556 square miles of land and 1 square mile of water. The county seat is Springfield. A large piece of Baca County is under the jurisdiction of the Comanche National Grasslands. |
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| Baca County Tourism & Business Services: Tourism & Business Services |
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Other Baca County Related Pages: State Trustlands & Wildlife Areas - Santa Fe Trail |
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