After filtering for Texas, 14 entries match your criteria. Historical Markers and War Memorials in Hudspeth County, Texas Clickable Map of Hudspeth County, Texas and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Hudspeth County, TX (14) Culberson County, TX (17) El Paso County, TX (130) Jeff Davis County, TX (23) Presidio County, TX (26) Otero County, NM (19) HudspethCounty(14) Hudspeth County (14) CulbersonCounty(17) Culberson County (17) ElPasoCounty(130) El Paso County (130) JeffDavisCounty(23) Jeff Davis County (23) PresidioCounty(26) Presidio County (26) OteroCountyNew Mexico(19) Otero County (19) Adjacent to Hudspeth County, Texas ▶ Culberson County (17) ▶ El Paso County (130) ▶ Jeff Davis County (23) ▶ Presidio County (26) ▶ Otero County, New Mexico (19) Touch name on list to highlight map location.Touch blue arrow, or on map, to go there. GEOGRAPHIC SORT1► Texas (Hudspeth County), Fort Hancock — Camp Rice — Built in 1884-5 — 2► Texas (Hudspeth County), Fort Hancock — 3180 — Cpl. Benito Martinez — (April 24, 1932 – Sept. 6, 1952) — Machine Gunner, U.S. 25th Inf. Div. — 3► Texas (Hudspeth County), Salt Flat — A Precious Resource / Un Preciado Recurso — Guadalupe Mountains National Park — 4► Texas (Hudspeth County), Salt Flat — 1435 — El Paso Salt War — 5► Texas (Hudspeth County), Salt Flat — Frijole Historic Site — 6► Texas (Hudspeth County), Salt Flat — Frijole School House — 7► Texas (Hudspeth County), Sierra Blanca — 148 — America's Second Transcontinental Railroad — (Joined Here in 1881) — 8► Texas (Hudspeth County), Sierra Blanca — 238 — August Fransal — (August 9, 1843 – July 30, 1927) — 9► Texas (Hudspeth County), Sierra Blanca — 907 — Claude Hudspeth — (1877 - 1941) — 10► Texas (Hudspeth County), Sierra Blanca — 2007 — Fort Quitman — C.S.A. — 11► Texas (Hudspeth County), Sierra Blanca — 2590 — Hudspeth County — 12► Texas (Hudspeth County), Sierra Blanca — 2591 — Hudspeth County Courthouse — 13► Texas (Hudspeth County), Sierra Blanca — 4694 — Sierra Blanca Methodist Church — 14► Texas (Hudspeth County), Sierra Blanca — 5367 — The Killing of General J. J. Byrne — (Event occurred 15 miles south of here, in Quitman Canyon) —
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