The Chisholm Trail was a major route for cattle drives from Texas to Kansas in the late 19th century. The trail towns along the route included Waco (4 letters), Abilene (7 letters), Enid (4 letters), Taos (4 letters), Herds (5 letters), Kan (3 letters), and Jesse (5 letters). Waco was the starting point of the trail, while Abilene was the first major destination. Enid was a major stop along the trail, and Taos was the last stop before the cattle reached their destination in Kansas. Herds were a common sight along the trail, as were Kan, a Native American tribe, and Jesse, a popular cowboy name.