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Rancho Noche Buena

California ranchosRanchos of Monterey County, California

Rancho Noche Buena was a 4,412-acre (17.85 km2) Mexican land grant in present day Monterey County, California given in 1835 by Governor José Castro to Juan Antonio Muñoz. The name means "Christmas Eve". The grant extended along Monterey Bay northeast of Monterey, and encompassed present day Seaside.

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Rancho Noche Buena
Buna Road, Seaside

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N 36.63 ° E -121.83 °
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Buna Road 211
93955 Seaside
California, United States
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