 [edit] Summary | Description | Flag of Coahuila.svg English: Flag of Coahuila Septentrional America → Mexican America → Mexican Nation → Mexican Empire → Mexican Republic → United Mexican States | 16 September 1810 | - Cry of Independence
- Virgin of Guadalupe Standard | | 3 July 1815 | - Flags of the Insurgents with battle, commerce, parliament, naval | | 24 February 1821 | - Flag of the Three Guarantees | | 24 August 1821 | - Flag of the Iturbide's Government
- Flag of the Iturbide's Infantry | | 27 September 1821 | - Agustin Iturbide as regency's President of Mexico | | 28 September 1821 | - Government decree of the Mexican Independence | | 2 November 1821 | - Flag of the Mexican Empire | | 20 February 1822 | - National Order of Our Lady of Guadalupe | | 19 May 1822 | - Agustin Iturbide as Emperor of Mexico | | 21 May 1822 | - Coronation of Agustin Iturbide as Emperor of Mexico
- Coronation of Ana María Huarte as Empress of Mexico
- Agustín Jerónimo de Iturbide is the Prince Imperial of Mexico. | | 24 January 1823 | - Antonio López de Santa Anna's rebels | | 19 March 1823 | - Abdication of the Emperor Agustin Iturbide I of Mexico
- Abdication of the Empress Ana María Huarte I of Mexico | | 10 April 1865 | - Imperial Order of Our Lady of Guadalupe | | | Date | August 2009(2009-08) | | Source | | | Author | Heraldry | Permission
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- Nadadores
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- Sierra Madre Oriental
- List of cities by latitude
- Republic of the Rio Grande
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- Municipalities of Mexico
- Parras de la Fuente
- Nueva Rosita
- Ramos Arizpe
- Allende, Coahuila
- Arteaga, Coahuila
- Mexico
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- User:Andresmh
- Qualification for the 2006 Little League World Series
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- Template:Country data Mexico
- List of top home run hitters by birthplace
- Matamoros, Coahuila
- San Pedro, Coahuila
- Viesca
- List of Major League Baseball win leaders by birthplace
- Template:Country data Coahuila
- Qualification for the 2007 Little League World Series
- Hidalgo, Coahuila
- List of mountains in Mexico
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- Mountain peaks of North America
- List of Mexican flags
- Template:Mexico State-Abbreviation Codes
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- Frontera, Coahuila
- User:Fbdave/Active players by birthplace
- Template:User Coahuila
- Wikipedia:Userboxes/Location/Mexico
- List of first-level administrative country subdivisions
- Most prominent mountain peaks of North America
- Most isolated mountain peaks of North America
- List of political and geographic subdivisions by total area from 100,000 to 1,000,000 km²
- List of political and geographic subdivisions by total area from 50,000 to 200,000 km²
- List of political and geographic subdivisions by total area (all)
- List of Mexican states by infant mortality
- List of Mexican states by literacy rate
- List of Mexican states by GDP
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- Most prominent mountain peaks of Mexico
- Most isolated mountain peaks of Mexico
- Coat of arms of Mexico
- Saltillo
- Index of Mexico-related articles
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- Template:Coahuila
- Abasolo (municipality)
- Acuña (municipality)
- Allende (municipality)
- Candela (municipality)
- Castaños (municipality)
- Cuatrociénegas (municipality)
- Escobedo (municipality)
- Francisco I. Madero (municipality of Coahuila)
- General Cepeda (municipality)
- Guerrero (municipality)
- Arteaga (municipality of Coahuila)
- Hidalgo (municipality of Coahuila)
- Jiménez (municipality of Coahuila)
- Juárez (municipality of Coahuila)
- Lamadrid (municipality)
- Matamoros (municipality of Coahuila)
- Monclova (municipality)
- Morelos (municipality of Coahuila)
- Múzquiz
- Nadadores (municipality)
- Nava (municipality)
- Ocampo (municipality of Coahuila)
- Parras (municipality)
- Piedras Negras (municipality)
- Progreso (municipality of Coahuila)
- Ramos Arizpe (municipality)
- Sabinas (municipality)
- Sacramento (municipality)
- San Buenaventura (municipality)
- San Juan de Sabinas (municipality)
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