Buena Vista

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Buena Vista is a historic battlefield in northern Mexico best known as the site of a major American victory during the Mexican–American War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic location
historic battlefield
associatedEvent Mexican–American War campaigns of 1847
associatedWith Zachary Taylor presidential reputation
battleDate 22 February 1847
23 February 1847
battlefieldType mountain pass and plateau
belligerent Mexico
United States
commandedBy Zachary Taylor
conflict Mexican–American War
coordinateLocation 24.6667°N 100.6167°W
country Mexico
distanceToSaltillo approximately 12 kilometers
hasHeritageStatus historic site of the Mexican–American War
hasNearbyCity Saltillo
locatedIn northern Mexico
linked to: Northern Mexico
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Coahuila
namedAfter Buena Vista Ranch
nearbyFeature Angostura Pass
notableFor Battle of Buena Vista
major American victory in the Mexican–American War
opposedCommander Antonio López de Santa Anna
partOf Battle of Buena Vista
partOfConflict U.S. campaign in northern Mexico
result United States victory
strategicImportance control of approaches to Saltillo
terrainFeature plateau near the Sierra Madre Oriental
usedFor defensive position by U.S. forces

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