Alvarado

Alvarado is the name of several places:

  • A river in Mexico, see Alvarado (river)
  • A canton in the province of Cartago in Costa Rica, see Alvarado (Canton)
  • A town in Tolima in Colombia, see Alvarado (Colombia )
  • A city in Mexico, see Alvarado (Veracruz )
  • An administrative unit in Argentina, see General Alvarado Partido

In the United States:

  • Alvarado (Texas ) Texas town
  • Alvarado (Indiana), in Steuben County
  • Alvarado (Minnesota), in Marshall County
  • Alvarado (New Mexico), in Otero County
  • Alvarado (Virginia), in Washington County

Number of people:

  • Abelardo Alvarado Alcántara ( born 1933), Mexican priest, retired auxiliary bishop in Mexico
  • Alonso de Alvarado ( 1500-1553/56 ), Spanish conquistador and knight of the Order of Santiago
  • Augusto Alvarado (* 1987), Panamanian tennis players
  • Carlos Alvarado (born 1954 ), Costa Rican cyclist
  • Carlos Alvarado Lang (1905-1961), Mexican graphic artist
  • Carlos Alberto Alvarado ( born 1945 ), Argentine equestrian athletes
  • Casto José Alvarado (1820-1873), politician in Honduras
  • Crox Alvarado (1910-1984), Costa Rican actor
  • David Alvarado (* 1985), Costa Rican tennis player
  • Diego Alvarado (* 1985), Costa Rican tennis player
  • Don Alvarado (1904-1967, actually Jose Paige ), American actor, assistant director and production manager
  • Edson Alvarado ( born 1975 ), Mexican football player
  • Esteban Alvarado Brown ( Esteban, * 1989), Costa Rican football player
  • Fernando Alvarado (born 1967 ), Uruguayan artist and caricaturist
  • Gonzalo de Alvarado (16th century), Spanish conquistador
  • Guillermo Alvarado, Peruvian weightlifter
  • Hernán Alvarado Solano (1946-2011), a Colombian priest, Vicar Apostolic in Guapi
  • Hernando de Alvarado Tezozomoc, grandson of Moctezuma II and chronicler of New Spain
  • Hernando de Alvarado, Spanish artillery captain on the Coronado expedition
  • José Alvarado (* 1953), Salvadoran float
  • José Rafael de Gallegos y Alvarado (1784-1850), Head of State of Costa Rica
  • Juan Alvarado ( Chilean footballer ), Chilean football player
  • Juan Alvarado Marín ( born 1948 ), Mexican football player and coach
  • Juan Alberto Andreu Alvarado ( Melli, 1984), Spanish footballer, see Juan Alberto Andreu
  • Juan Carlos Alvarado, Bolivian tennis player
  • Juan José Alvarado (1798-1857), Honduran politician, Supremo Director 1839
  • Juan Velasco Alvarado (1910-1977), Peruvian general and politician
  • Lorenzo León Alvarado ( b. 1928 ), Peruvian Catholic Bishop
  • Manuel Alvarado e Hidalgo (1784-1836), Catholic priest and 1823/24 Head of State of Costa Rica
  • Mauricio Alvarado, Costa Rican sports shooter
  • Mike Alvarado ( born 1980 ), American boxer
  • Néstor Alvarado, Argentine jumpers
  • Nicolas Alvarado ( b. 1944 ), Panamanian basketball player
  • Oscar Alvarado, Chilean athlete
  • Patricio Alvarado (* 1989), Ecuadorian tennis players
  • Pedro de Alvarado (~ 1486-1541 ), Spanish conqueror
  • José Pedro de Alvarado y Baeza (1767-1839), priest and president of Costa Rica
  • Rudecindo Alvarado (1792-1872), Argentine military and politicians
  • Salvador Alvarado (1880-1924), Mexican general and politician
  • Trini Alvarado (born 1967 ), American actress

Other:

  • Alvarado Creek, flowing waters in Custer County, Colorado
  • Alvarado Mine ( Box Elder County, Utah), mine in the United States
  • Alvarado Mine ( Tooele County, Utah), mine in the United States
  • Alvarado Park ( California ) Park in Contra Costa County
  • Alvarado Park ( New Mexico), park in Bernalillo County

In NRHP -listed objects:

  • Alvarado Historic District in Phoenix, Arizona, ID no. 94001481
  • Alvarado Park in Richmond, CA, ID no. 92000313
  • Alvarado Terrace Historic District, in Los Angeles, CA, ID no. 84000783
  • Alvardo Hotel Complex, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, ID no. 70000902
  • Disambiguation
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