Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "For Canjilon Hill, see San Felipe volcanic field#Notable Vents.Canjilón Mountain is a 10,922 feet (3,329 m). mountain approximately six miles northeast of the village of Canjilón, in the Carson National Forest.The word cajilon is the term for "deer antler" in Northern New Mexican Spanish. The mountain was so named because of its resemblance to an antler. The mountain gave its name to the nearby creek (Canjilon Creek), to the nearby lakes (Canjilon lakes), and to the village of Canjilon.Canjilón Mountain was the site of a 3.7 magnitude earthquake on June 4, 2008."@en }
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- Canjilón_Mountain abstract "For Canjilon Hill, see San Felipe volcanic field#Notable Vents.Canjilón Mountain is a 10,922 feet (3,329 m). mountain approximately six miles northeast of the village of Canjilón, in the Carson National Forest.The word cajilon is the term for "deer antler" in Northern New Mexican Spanish. The mountain was so named because of its resemblance to an antler. The mountain gave its name to the nearby creek (Canjilon Creek), to the nearby lakes (Canjilon lakes), and to the village of Canjilon.Canjilón Mountain was the site of a 3.7 magnitude earthquake on June 4, 2008.".