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Map of Chamizal National Memorial in Texas. The edges of the park are shaded in green, and roads are represented with red lines. The United States (EUA) is shown in beige and México is pale yellow.

Extended Description

Chamizal National Memorial is roughly rectangular but curved like a slightly bent knee. Interstate 110 runs along the eastern border and leads “To State 54 and Interstate 10” off the right edge of the map. US Route 62, also labeled Paisano Drive, runs along the curved top and continues “To Downtown Hacia el centro de la ciudad” off the left edge. South San Marcial Street is to the west, and Delta Drive borders the park to the south.

Park roads branch off San Marcial Street and Delta Drive to meet in a circuit leading to three picnic areas, restrooms, an Outdoor Stage/Escenario al aire libre, and Parking/Estacionamiento. To the east is the Cultural Center/Centro Cultural with Galleries/Galerías and a Theater/Teatro. A dotted line at the northwest corner of the park is labeled “Historic boundary/Límite histórico,” and the Historic Boundary Monument/Monumento internacional is represented by a black square nearby.

The Border Highway, also labeled County Road 375” and then the Rio Grande/Río Bravo parallel the lower border of the park farther south. The Bridge of the Americas/Puente Córdova-Américas crosses the bridge and Border Highway. The United States Port of Entry/Puerto de entrada de EUA is marked with an American flag slightly north of the bridge and México Port of Entry/Puerto de entrada is marked with a Mexican flag slightly south of the bridge.

Interstate 110 becomes Mexico Federal Highway 45 in México. Avenida Rafael branches east off Route 45. The area south of that red line is labeled Pérez Serna and an area stretching across the bottom of the map is shaded green and labeled Parque Público Federal El Chamizal.

Legend

A scale at the top left corner of the map measures distances of 50 and 100 meters/metros and 100 and 500 feet/pies. A white line through green represents a Walking path/Sendero and symbols represent Picnic area/Área de picnic and Restrooms/Baños.