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Coronado , city (1990 pop. 26,540), San Diego co., S Calif., on a peninsula on the west side of San Diego Bay; inc. 1890. It is a well-known beach resort. The city is linked to San Diego by the Coronado Bay Bridge at the northern end of the Silver Strand Peninsula. Adjacent to the city are a large U.S. naval air station and a naval amphibious base. Of note is the Hotel del Coronado, a state historical monument.

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Coronado, California/USA Named after Los Coronados, a group of Mexican offshore islands, themselves named after the Spanish explorer, Francisco Vázquez de Coronado (1510–54).

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Magazine article from: San Diego Business Journal; 3/29/1993; ; 700+ words ; ...like the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Coronado revels in being a playground for the...program to revitalize its downtown area, Coronado is out to generate more retail sales...sales for 1991. That's partly because Coronado is so isolated; connected to the rest...
Coronado keeps 'party dorm' rep at U. Arizona
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Newspaper article from: The Gazette; 1/9/2000; ; 700+ words ; ...almost everything in her eight years as Coronado's girls basketball coach. A close...throws was practically expected. A packed Coronado gym was the traditional backdrop for...with 6 seconds remaining to give No. 2 Coronado a 50-48 win over No. 3 Doherty in...
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Magazine article from: San Diego Business Journal; 11/27/2000; 700+ words ; Coronado lives up to its reputation as the Crown...along the western edge of San Diego Bay, Coronado, from a distance, resembles a glittering...either active duty or retired military. Coronado is also a national "MainStreet" city...
Coronado and the cities of gold: in 1540, a Spanish conquistador set out from Mexico City in search of gold. What Francisco Coronado fund was a fascinating new land--the Southwest of the future United States.(American History Play)
Magazine article from: Junior Scholastic; 9/6/2004; ; 700+ words ; CAST * Francisco Coronado: Governor of the province of New Galicia...of gold, ambitious men like Francisco Coronado set off in search of riches. SCENE 1 Narrator A: Most of what we know about Coronado's expedition comes from the memoir...
Coronado, Manuel. (diccionario de pintores españoles)(TA: dictionary of Spanish painters)
Magazine article from: Epoca; 2/24/1997; 700+ words ; ...marinsima y maritsima ciudad natal, Manuel Coronado acabara establecindose en otra marinsima...llamadas de la tierra. Podra decirse que Coronado es el menos murciano de los pintores...que son las afirmaciones primarias. Coronado pinta, s, lejos de Aguilas; pero Aguilas...
Coronado's Quest wins three-horse photo
News Wire article from: AP Online; 8/29/1998; ; 700+ words ; ...it wasn't good enough to know that Coronado's Quest had won when the colt flashed...I held on,'' Smith said. Hold on Coronado's Quest did, in a blazing three...had a crowd of 48,545 screaming as Coronado's Quest charged along the rail with...
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