Lipantitlan State Historic St

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[6032 - 6199] Lipantitlan Park, Rd
Sandia, TX 78383
+1 (361) 547-2635
https://thc.texas.gov

Lipantitlan State Historic Site, located in Nueces County near Sandia, Texas, is named after the Lipan Apaches who camped in the area. The site features a historical marker commemorating the construction of a picket fort by Mexican forces in 1831 and its subsequent surrender to Texan forces in 1835 without any conflict.

While the site currently lacks extensive visitor services or interpretive displays, it serves as a significant historical landmark reflecting the region's early encounters between Anglo settlers and Mexican forces. Visitors can appreciate the site's historical context and its importance in Texas history.

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