Definitions for panoche
panoche

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1. penuche, penoche, panoche, panochanoun

   fudge made with brown sugar and butter and milk and nuts

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1. panoche

   The unincorporated community of Panoche is located along Panoche Road in the southern, rural part of San Benito County, California, United States. The community is about 2.7 driving miles east of County Route J1. The county seat, Hollister, is roughly 35 miles (56 km) straight-line distance. The Fresno County line is about 3.7 miles (6.0 km) distant to the northeast. The area encompassed by San Benito County continues just over 20 miles (32 km) farther south where the south extent meets Fresno and Monterey counties.The Panoche Inn is one of few area landmarks. The bar and restaurant is busy with motorcycle enthusiasts on weekends in sunny weather. Some customers camp at Mercey Hot Springs or ride off-road vehicles at a nearby Bureau of Land Management tract. The adjacent private grass airstrip is also used by local glider pilots in spring and autumn by agreement with the Inn owners. On the drive from Interstate 5, motorists will pass Little Panoche Reservoir: about 12.6 straight-line miles distant at 7.6 degrees off true north. Panoche Valley grasslands are frequented by a variety of bird species of special interest, including Golden Eagle, Mountain Plover, Ferruginous Hawk, Prairie Falcon, Merlin, Mountain Bluebird, Loggerhead Shrike, Burrowing Owl, and Long-billed Curlew. The valley provides critical habitat, especially in winter, for these birds. Mammals in the area include three federally endangered species; the San Joaquin Kit Fox, Giant Kangaroo Rat, and Nelson's Antelope Squirrel. American Badger is also native to the valley. Endangered reptiles in the valley includes Blunt-nosed Leopard Lizard. It is thought that the name Panoche is derived from the local Indian word for a species of cane that once grew in the valley from which the Indians extracted panoche, a kind of sugar. It is believed that this is the origin for the name panocha, a popular Mexican and Filipino sugar (though processed somewhat differently from each other), and a pudding eaten during Lent in New Mexico and Southern Colorado.The ZIP Code is 95043. The community is inside area code 831.

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1. panoche

   Panoche is a term used in several contexts, depending on the geographical location. 1) In Spain, it is a type of sprouted wheat soup. 2) In the United States, particularly in California, it refers to a canyon or district with hilly terrain. 3) It is also the name of a sweet, brown raw cane sugar that is popular in Latin and Central American cooking. The word's origin is believed to be from Quechua, an indigenous language spoken by people in the Andes and highlands of South America.

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1. Panoche

   The unincorporated community of Panoche is located along Panoche Road in the southern, rural part of San Benito County, California, United States. The community is about 2.7 driving miles east of County Route J1. The county seat, Hollister, is roughly 35 miles straight-line distance. The Fresno County line is about 3.7 miles distant to the northeast. The area encompassed by San Benito County continues just over 20 miles farther south where the south extent meets Fresno and Monterey counties. The US Geological Survey feature ID is 252760 and the NAD27 latitude and longitude are listed as 36°35′49″N 120°50′01″W / 36.596944°N 120.833611°W. Elevation is shown as 1,220 feet AMSL. The Panoche Inn is one of few area landmarks. The bar and restaurant is busy with motorcycle enthusiasts on weekends in sunny weather. Some customers camp at Mercey Hot Springs or ride off-road vehicles at a nearby Bureau of Land Management tract. On the drive from Interstate 5, motorists will pass Little Panoche Reservoir: about 12.6 straight-line miles distant at 7.6 degrees off true north. There is only one place in the entire world named Panoche, making it unique among the world's place names. It is thought that the name Panoche is derived from the local Indian word for a species of cane that once grew in the valley from which the Indians extracted panoche, a kind of sugar. It is believed that this is the origin for the name panocha, a popular Mexican and Filipino sugar, and a pudding eaten during Lent in New Mexico and Southern Colorado.

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1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of panoche in Chaldean Numerology is: 7

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   The numerical value of panoche in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8

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References

1. ^ Princeton's WordNet
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