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Coronado

(kŏr'ənä`dō), 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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When explorers brought back tales of the Seven Cities of Cibola (THEE-boh-lah), great cities of gold, ambitious men like Francisco Coronado set off in search of riches.
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