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Chicano Park

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Chicano Park, in Barrio Logan, sits beneath the San Diego-Coronado Bridge and holds a large collection of outdoor murals. The National Park Service data file lists it on the National Register of Historic Places in 2013 and as a National Historic Landmark designated December 23, 2016.Checked October 22, 2026.

2013National Register
2016National Historic Landmark
Muralsunder the bridge
Freepublic park
LocationNear National Ave., Logan Ave. and Dewey St. (NPS data). No street number.

Murals and Respect

The murals are copyrighted works of art by their artists. Please look, photograph kindly and do not touch or climb on them.

Chicano Park Open the map. © OpenStreetMap contributors.

What We Could Not Verify

  • Hours, any admission, the mural count and the park’s history were not confirmed from an official page; counts online disagree, so we give none.
  • The City and National Park Service pages could not be read; the status above comes from the National Park Service data file.

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FAQ

Is Chicano Park a national landmark?

The National Park Service data file lists it as a National Historic Landmark, designated December 23, 2016.

Sources

  1. NPS National Register data

Checked October 22, 2026 by It’s San Diego. Cite this page: It’s San Diego (itssandiego.com), checked October 22, 2026. Free to quote with a link to this page; tables are licensed CC BY 4.0.