Nueva Vizcaya

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Nueva Vizcaya was a vast province of New Spain in northern Mexico that once encompassed areas now forming several modern states, including Durango.

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Nueva Vizcaya canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former administrative division of New Spain
historical province
borderedBy Coahuila y Tejas
surface form: Coahuila y Texas

Province of Nuevo México
surface form: New Mexico Province

Nueva Galicia
capital Durango
colonialPower Spanish Empire
contains Chihuahua
Cuencamé
Durango
Guadiana Basin
surface form: Guadiana Valley

Indé
Mapimí Basin
surface form: Mapimí

Nombre de Dios
Parral
San Juan del Río
Santa Bárbara
parts of present-day state of Chihuahua
parts of present-day state of Coahuila
parts of present-day state of Durango
parts of present-day state of Nuevo León
parts of present-day state of Sinaloa
parts of present-day state of Sonora
parts of present-day state of Texas
country Viceroyalty of New Spain
dissolved 1821
early 19th century
economy cattle ranching
silver mining
establishedBy Francisco de Ibarra
followedBy State of Chihuahua
State of Durango
foundedBy Francisco de Ibarra
governmentForm Spanish colonial provincial government
hasType frontier province
inception 1560s
1562
language Spanish
locatedIn Northern Mexico
surface form: northern Mexico
namedAfter Basque Country
Biscay
partOf Viceroyalty of New Spain
surface form: New Spain

New Spain frontier regions
surface form: Northern Frontier of New Spain
religion Roman Catholicism
significantEvent Chichimeca War
Tepehuán Revolt of the early 17th century
surface form: Tepehuán Revolt
timePeriod 16th century
17th century
18th century

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