Why was the area where the Mora and Sapello Rivers meet important to travelers heading east and west along the Santa Fe Trail?

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Explanation:

The joining of the Mora and Sapello Rivers and surrounding area became known as La Junta, or the junction. This lush area between the rivers provided both wood and grass for grazing of animals, plentiful water, and a meeting place for caravans heading east on the Trail.

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