Category:Coronado Historic Site

**Coronado State Monument**
	archaeological site in New Mexico, United States of America
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Instance of	archaeological site;
Location	New Mexico
Visitor center	Coronado Historic Site Visitor Center;
Heritage designation	National Register of Historic Places listed place (A, C, D, NRHP site, Kuaua Ruin, 1976–);
Inception	1940;
	35° 19′ 46″ N, 106° 33′ 27″ W
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	Q5172163; VIAF ID: 268689302; Library of Congress authority ID: no2012117344; NRHP reference number: 76001199
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Coronado, New Mexico's first state historic site to open to the public, was dedicated on May 29, 1940, as part of the Cuarto Centenario commemoration (400th Anniversary) of Francisco Vásquez de Coronado's entry into New Mexico. It is located along New Mexico Highway 550, 1 mile west of Bernalillo and 16 miles north of Albuquerque.^[1]

↑ Noble, David Grant, Ancient Ruins of the Southwest: An Archaeological Guide, Northland Publishing, Flagstaff, Arizona, 2000, p. 208

Media in category "Coronado Historic Site"

The following 16 files are in this category, out of 16 total.

Coronado Campground sign within the park in Bernalillo, NM (a5eb7393-cd1d-445c-9991-56e58e2c73ce).JPG 1,984 × 1,488; 541 KB
Coronado State Monument - Prehistoric Ruins Site and Museum sign looking East at the park entrance on the highway in Bernalillo (5af149c2-4e80-44d0-9447-1646ca78a5c9).JPG 1,984 × 1,488; 559 KB
Coronado State Monument - Prehistoric Ruins Site and Museum sign within the park entrance on the highway in Bernalillo, NM (e83e16b8-10ee-49a8-8a43-534d40196b3a).JPG 1,984 × 1,488; 575 KB
Coronado State Monument sign at the park entrance on the highway in Bernalillo, NM (fa126faf-002f-47e2-8a11-357e02643aa8).JPG 1,984 × 1,488; 558 KB
Coronado State Monument sign facing the Sandia mountains on the highway in Bernalillo, NM (ea21e4d9-e372-4165-9218-4a3c296aeb24).JPG 1,984 × 1,488; 535 KB
Coronado State Monument sign looking East towards the Sandia mountains on the highway in Bernalillo, NM (dd5a9813-8b38-4fef-a3fd-b7a385f238f0).JPG 1,984 × 1,488; 537 KB
Coronado State Monument sign looking West on the highway in Bernalillo, NM (e2b08a6e-35d5-4341-bf86-06ee9698b348).JPG 1,984 × 1,488; 543 KB
Coronado State Monument sign on Interstate 25 looking South at exit 242 in Bernalillo, NM (4adcfb5d-8ed9-4fc6-a993-5c47ae6f4f11).JPG 1,984 × 1,488; 570 KB
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Kuaua Kiva mural.jpg 637 × 423; 149 KB
Kuaua ruins, Coronado State Monument, 1940.jpg 432 × 314; 61 KB
Pueblo Style House - Coronado State Monument.JPG 3,872 × 2,592; 3.35 MB
Reconstructed ruins, Coronado State Monument.JPG 3,872 × 2,592; 1.93 MB
The museum and parking lot at Coronado State Monument in Bernalillo, NM (bd464f46-3b37-4185-ae2f-914774153d3e).JPG 1,984 × 1,488; 554 KB
Welcome to the Ancient Indian Ruins of Kuau'a sign at Coronado State Monument in Bernalillo, NM (85953833-5408-413e-8642-11e1b202b193).JPG 1,984 × 1,488; 544 KB

[1] Noble, David Grant, Ancient Ruins of the Southwest: An Archaeological Guide, Northland Publishing, Flagstaff, Arizona, 2000, p. 208

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