Durango

/duːˈræŋɡoʊ/ noun

Definition

A city in Colorado, USA, known for its mining history and outdoor recreation, or a place name in Mexico.

Etymology

From Spanish place name, likely derived from Basque region of Spain. The name was brought to the Americas by Spanish settlers.

Kelly Says

Durango, Colorado became famous during the Old West gold and silver rush, and today the town deliberately preserves its frontier character to attract tourists—it's been used as a film location for dozens of Western movies.

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