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Border Field State Park

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Border Field State Park contains much of the Tijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve - important wildlife habitat. The salt and freshwater marshes give refuge to migrating waterfowl and resident wading birds, such as black-ecked stilt -vocet, teal -merican widgeon and pelican. The park offers hiking, horse trails, surf fishing and birding.

The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was concluded on February 2, 1848, officially ending the war with Mexico. It provided that the new international border between the two countries be established by a United States and Mexican Boundary Commission. Both commissions surveyed and located the initial borderline at Border Field.

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Border Field Californias Ugliest State Park Border Field State Park is located in the far southwestern corner of the 48 contiguous states, in an undeveloped desert floodplain in San Diego. This

tips on how to help preserve and protect our natural resources. CURRENT STATUS OF BORDER FIELD STATE PARK Map of the Tijuana Estuary & Trails | Contact Us/Directions to the Visitor Center Tijuana

Environmentally and Politically a Bad Idea !!! Save Border Field State Park Save the Tijuana River Estuary !!! San Diego Audubon
this fence will split Border Field State Park in half and destroy
View current and historical (since mid-2002) California beach closures due to sewage spills.
water closed due to sewage spill. Border Field State Park, Border Fence (north side)San Diego County

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