Border Field State Park
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The Mexican-American War concluded with the signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo (see California Becomes a State (1850)) on February 2, 1848. A US and Mexican Boundary Commission then determined the new international border between the two countries, with California divided into Alta and Baja. A marker placed in 1851 on a bluff in this park (see Border Field State Park) marks the farthest western point of the new border.
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(619) 428-3034 Open 9:30am–5pm daily
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