Mormon Battalion Historical Markers
Marker series co-sponsored by the Latter Day Saints highlighting the exploits of the Mormon Battalion during the Mexican American War.
By Bill Kirchner, February 19, 2010
Mormon Battalion Marker
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Arizona (Cochise County), Benson — Mormon Battalion LDS Church —  |
| 2► Arizona (Cochise County), Douglas — Mormon Battalion LDS Church — |
| 3► Arizona (Cochise County), Douglas — Mormon Battalion LDS Church — |
| 4► Arizona (Cochise County), Douglas — Mormon Battalion LDS Church — |
| 5► Arizona (Cochise County), Douglas — Mormon Battalion — |
| 6► Arizona (Cochise County), Palominas — Mormon Battalion — |
| 7► Arizona (Cochise County), Sierra Vista — Mormon Battalion LDS Church — |
| 8► Arizona (Cochise County), Sierra Vista — Mormon Battalion Campsite — |
| 9► Arizona (Cochise County), St. David — Mormon Battalion LDS Church — |
| 10► Arizona (Pima County), Tucson — Commemorating the Raising of the First American Flag within the Walled City of Tucson — |
| 11► Arizona (Pima County), Tucson — Exchange at the Presidio The Mormon Battalion Enters Tucson, 16 December 1846 — |
| 12► Arizona (Pima County), Tucson — To The Mormon Battalion — |
| 13► Arizona (Pinal County), Casa Grande — In Honor of Mormon Battalion — |
| 14► Arizona (Pinal County), Picacho — 71 — Mormon Battalion Trail — |
| 15► Arizona (Yuma County), Roll — Antelope Hill Campsite — |
| 16► Arizona (Yuma County), Yuma — Mormon Battalion Crossing / Colorado River Crossing — |
| 17► Arizona (Yuma County), Yuma — U.S. Army of the West — Mormon Battalion — |
| 18► California (Amador County), Kit Carson — 338 — Tragedy Spring No 338 Erected 1967 — |
| 19► California (El Dorado County), Coloma — Mormon Cabin Replica — |
| 20► California (Los Angeles County), Los Angeles — Fort Moore Pioneer Memorial and Park — |
| 21► California (Orange County), Mission Viejo — Mormon Battalion Marker — |
| 22► California (San Bernardino County), Lytle Creek — 147 — Lytle Creek Canyon — |
| 23► California (San Diego County), Anza-Borrego Desert State Park — 472 — Box Canyon — |
| 24► California (San Diego County), Anza-Borrego Desert State Park — 639 — Palm Spring — |
| 25► California (San Diego County), Blair Valley — 647 — Butterfield Overland Mail Route — |
| 26► California (San Diego County), San Diego — 7 — Mormon Battalion — |
| 27► California (San Diego County), San Diego — Services of the Mormon Battalion — |
| 28► California (San Diego County), San Diego — 257 — Women of the Mormon Battalion — |
| 29► California (San Diego County), Warner Springs — 311 — Warner Ranch House — |
| 30► California (Tuolumne County), Columbia — Mormon Battalion Monument — |
| 31► Colorado (Douglas County), Parker — 559 — Cherry Creek Camp Douglas County 20 Mile Camp — |
| 32► Colorado (Pueblo County), Pueblo — 60 — The Mormon Battalion — |
| 33► Idaho (Bannock County), Downey — 119 — Captain Jefferson Hunt, Soldier, Pioneer, Churchman Born January 20, 1804 in Kentucky - Died May 11, 1879 in Idaho — |
| 34► Iowa (Pottawattamie County), Council Bluffs — Mormon Battalion Mustering Grounds — |
| 35► Kansas (McPherson County), McPherson — The Mormon Battalion at McPherson, Kansas — |
| 36► Kansas (Morris County), Council Grove — The Mormon Battalion at Council Grove, Kansas — |
| 37► Kansas (Pawnee County), Larned — The Mormon Battalion at Larned, Kansas — |
| 38► New Mexico (Hidalgo County), Animas — 7 — Historical Marker No. 7 U.S. Mormon Battalion Trail — |
| 39► New Mexico (Luna County), Deming — Cookes Wagon Road Basin and Range Country — |
| 40► New Mexico (Luna County), Deming — First Road to Southern California — |
| 41► New Mexico (Sandoval County), Santo Domingo Pueblo — 99 — The Mormon Battalion — |
| 42► New Mexico (Sierra County), Hillsboro — Mormon Battalion Historical Marker — |
| 43► Oklahoma (Cimarron County), Boise City — The Mormon Battalion in the Oklahoma Panhandle — |
| 44► Utah (Salt Lake County), Salt Lake City — 392 — The Constitution Revered — |
| 45► Utah (Salt Lake County), Salt Lake City — The Mormon Battalion — |
| 46► Utah (Weber County), Ogden — 112 — Captain James Brown — |
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