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Correct:Santa Fe*QS072202*
Wrong 1:Albuquerque
Wrong 2:El Paso
Wrong 3:Juárez
Wrong 4:Las Cruces
Wrong 5:Los Alamos
Wrong 6:Phoenix
Wrong 7:Salt Lake City
Wrong 8:Taos
GeoByte1:The Spanish settlers who founded this city named it ^La Villa Real de la Santa Fe^, meaning "The Royal City of the Holy Faith."
GeoByte2:Before railroads were built, wagons transporting goods followed the Santa Fe Trail, which ran from Independence, Missouri to Santa Fe.
GeoByte3:El Camino Real, the first road established by Europeans in the area that is now the U.S., stretched from Santa Fe to Mexico City.
GeoByte4:Santa Fe is the highest capital in the U.S., with an elevation of 7,000 feet (2,100 m).
GeoByte5:Santa Fe was founded in 1609/10 as the capital of the Spanish colony of New Mexico.
GeoByte6:Santa Fe is the oldest capital city in the United States.
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