Areas under Spanish control in circa 1615 were Mexico, Cuba, and Española. Spanish mission and forts were at Hopi, Zuni, and Pueblos. Spanish colonies were in Santa Fe 1610, El Paso Del Norte, Santa Barbara 1567, Saint Augustine 1565, Santa Elena 1566 to 1586, Zacatecas 1548, Mexico City, Veracruz, Acapulco, Havana, and Portobelo. English Colonies were Jamestown 1607, Roanoke 1585 to 1590. Indian Towns were Acoma, Hopi, Tiguex, Taos, and Pecos or Cicuye. Spanish activity is as follows. Principal Spanish Trade Routes are Silver from Veracruz, Mexico to Havana; silver from Porto Belo, Peru to Havana; Silver from Acapulco to Manila. Route of Spanish Treasure Fleet was from Havana towards Europe. Route of Spanish Conquistadores was from Mexico City, to Zacatecas, Santa Barbara, El Paso, and towards Navajos. Route of Spanish Explorers Vizcaino in 1602 to 1603 was from Acapulco towards the west coast of America.

Areas under Spanish control in circa 1615 were Mexico, Cuba, and Española. Spanish mission and forts were at Hopi, Zuni, and Pueblos. Spanish colonies were in Santa Fe 1610, El Paso Del Norte, Santa Barbara 1567, Saint Augustine 1565, Santa Elena 1566 to 1586, Zacatecas 1548, Mexico City, Veracruz, Acapulco, Havana, and Portobelo. English Colonies were Jamestown 1607, Roanoke 1585 to 1590. Indian Towns were Acoma, Hopi, Tiguex, Taos, and Pecos or Cicuye. Spanish activity is as follows. Principal Spanish Trade Routes are Silver from Veracruz, Mexico to Havana; silver from Porto Belo, Peru to Havana; Silver from Acapulco to Manila. Route of Spanish Treasure Fleet was from Havana towards Europe. Route of Spanish Conquistadores was from Mexico City, to Zacatecas, Santa Barbara, El Paso, and towards Navajos. Route of Spanish Explorers Vizcaino in 1602 to 1603 was from Acapulco towards the west coast of America.