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Gregg's Commerce of the Prairies, 1831-1839, part 2

Note 105 — Chapter XX · {IV}

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This place is often known among Americans as 'The Pass.' It has been suggested in another place, that it took its name from the passing thither of the refugees from the massacre of 1680; yet many persons very rationally derive it from the passing of the river (el paso del Rio del Norte) between two points of mountains which project against it from each side, just above the town.—Gregg.

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