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Corpus Christi Texans Confederacy Memorial – Historical landmark in Corpus Christi
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Corpus Christi Texans Confederacy Memorial

Corpus Christi, TX 78401
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Corpus Christi Texans Confederacy Memorial is a Historical landmark located at 309 N Water St, Corpus Christi, TX 78401, United States. It is one of 14 historical landmarks in Corpus Christi listed in this directory.

How Corpus Christi Texans Confederacy Memorial compares in Corpus Christi

We list 14 historical landmarks in Corpus Christi. By number of Google reviews, Corpus Christi Texans Confederacy Memorial ranks 9th among them (0 reviews; the average here is 11).

Other historical landmarks near Corpus Christi Texans Confederacy Memorial

Within about 3 miles of Corpus Christi Texans Confederacy Memorial we list 4 other historical landmarks. The closest is Texas Landmark “The Ranchero”, under 0.1 mi away.

NameDistanceRatingReviews
Texas Landmark “The Ranchero”under 0.1 mi–0
Downtown Corpus Christi0.2 mi4.457
Queen of the Sea water fountain0.2 mi3.02
Corpus Christi First Methodist Texas Landmark0.8 mi–0

The 78401 area

In ZIP code 78401 our directory lists 391 businesses, including 4 other historical landmarks besides Corpus Christi Texans Confederacy Memorial.

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Phone & address

  • Address309 N Water St, Corpus Christi, TX 78401, United States
  • CategoryHistorical landmark

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Corpus Christi Texans Confederacy Memorial: hours, phone and reviews

What are Corpus Christi Texans Confederacy Memorial hours?

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Where is Corpus Christi Texans Confederacy Memorial located?

Corpus Christi Texans Confederacy Memorial is located at 309 N Water St, Corpus Christi, TX 78401, United States.

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