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This is a list of monuments, crosses and other commemorative objects in Spain which are or were related to Carlism.

The list does not include:

monuments to persons sympathetic to Carlism (like monument to Emilia Pardo Bazán in Madrid)
monuments in non-public space (like monument to Balmes in the Vic cathedral courtyard)
monuments located at cemeteries (like monument to Carlos VII in Estella)
monuments to general values associated with Carlism (like monument to fueros in Pamplona)
monuments to combatants of which Carlists formed a minor part (like monument to Battle of Ebro combatants in Tortosa)
buildings related to Carlism (like Museo de Cerralbo in Madrid)
religious objects associated with Carlism (like the altar at the top of Montejurra)
plaques (like this on former house of Agustin Gonzalez de Amezua in Madrid)
planned monuments (like monument to Cincomarzada in Zaragoza)

image	in honor of	location	geo-coordinates	date unveiled	date demolished	status
external link	executed Carlists	Ayuela de Valdavia	42.6208546351351, -4.645692511011891	mid-19th c.	-	reduced to stone and commemorative plaque
	liberal defenders of Bilbao	Bilbao	43.26009131382, -2.920943324804146	1870	1937	destroyed by Carlists, stairs and plinth remaining
external link	victims of Carlist looting	Cuenca	40.07249875375404, -2.133509319678147	1877	1944	monument removed by municipal authorities, new building constructed on site
external link	victims of Carlist executions	Llaés	42.15603275756907, 2.2499057967010216	1879	-	good conditon
external link	victims of Carlist executions	Orgaz	39.640304343187914, -3.90769782517817	1879	-	poor conditon, inscription renovated
external link	Manuel Gutiérrez de la Concha^[1]	Abárzuza	42.7177724102463, -2.0217840152022486	1879	-	vandalised, poor condition
	Baldomero Espartero^[2]	Madrid	40.421128781941924, -3.683613437901841	1886	-	perfect conditon
	Iparraguirre	Urretxu	43.09338705689386, -2.314064961390445	1890	-	good conditon
external link	victims of 3 Carlist wars	Pareizo	42.68806800320471, -8.106375199854064	1900/2013	2011.	destroyed during road accident, rebuilt
external link	Fernando Lanzuela^[3]	Seva	41.84917659537384, 2.273387023559419	1910	-	decent condition
external link	all battle combatants^[4]	Bocairent	38.77417526896712, -0.6172172334358017	1912	-	poor condition, original cross destroyed and replaced with metalwork, inscription hardly legible
	Jerónimo Galcerán	Vinyoles d’Oris	42.04429596100782, 2.2293575509684485	1912	2017	destroyed
	victims of Carlist executions	Coll Formic	41.80119351516579, 2.34789296374426	1913	-	good conditon
external link	executed Carlists^[5]	Vilanna	41.97493552162328, 2.7048063575347276	1913	-	poor condition
	victims of Carlist executions	Enderlaza^[6]	43.2936589539689, -1.7288044035055208	1913/1944	1936	blown up by Carlists in 1936, new one constructed during early Francoism on slightly different site
	Navarro Villoslada	Pamplona	42.81563517501066, -1.6484247852262655	1918	-	perfect conditon
	Alfonso XII^[7]	Madrid	40.417326369981524, -3.6830902769323535	1922	-	perfect conditon
external link	executed Carlists^[8]	Sant Fost de Campsentelles	41.505869280704005, 2.238291384226759	1922	-	poor condition, stone inscription hardly legible
	José Sanjurjo	Pamplona	42.815381923610495, -1.6474835800265524	1929^[9]	1988^[10]	damaged by explosives in 1972; removed by municipal authorities
external link	Joaquin Muruzabal^[11]	Leiza	43.09768869903008, -1.9466235748352338	1937/2003/2018	2001/2015	original and copy destroyed by unknown perpetrators, currently second copy
external link	Zumalácarregui	Orduña	42.99487677487637, -3.0096304060377777	1931	2011	dismantled by municipal authorities
external link	Antonio Molle Lazo	Peñaflor	unidentified	early Francoism	after 2000	dismantled by municipal authorities
external link	requetés	Bilbao	43.269865393915545, -2.9091847955264396	Francoism	2018	dismantled by municipal authorities
external link	Brigadas Navarras	Alcala de Xivert	40.27783698278903, 0.22930037176189613	Francoism	-	very poor condition
external link	Brigadas Navarras	Isusquiza^[12]	42.97121220677128, -2.593374435770631	Francoism	-	large stone cross blown up by ETA, altar and stairs remaining in poor condition
external link	Brigadas Navarras	Llíria	location unidentified^[13]	1965	-	unknown
external link	Brigadas Navarras	Reinosa	43.00907968148078, -4.126972138861379	Francoism	-	poor condition, inscription illegible
external link	Brigadas Navarras	Port Bou	42.43490569894474, 3.1598261622719335	Francoism	-	poor condition, inscription illegible
external link	Brigadas Navarras	Vivel del Río Martín	40.87166205857176, -0.9489752142916918	Francoism	-	poor condition, inscription illegible
external link	Brigadas Navarras	Benicarló	40.42365080922991, 0.4305230098902083	Francoism	2018	dismantled by municipal authorities
external link	Brigadas Navarras	Cartagena	37.59829931694255, -0.9839067027974534	Francoism	2018	dismantled by municipal authorities
external link	Brigadas Navarras	Santander	43.46476092289591, -3.7813111974505733	Francoism	2017	dismantled by municipal authorities
external link	Brigadas Navarras	Cerro de los Palos^[14]	39.84186718324678, -4.048515951452525	Francoism	-	unclear (monolith stands in the restricted area of a sewage treatment plant)
external link	Brigadas Navarras	Seloriu	43.50231355997958, -5.348946538954185	Francoism	2020	dismantled by municipal authorities
external link	Brigadas Navarras	Prat de Comte	40.98689533965834, 0.3964231815454724	Francoism	-	poor condition
external link	Brigadas Navarras	Santa Quiteria	41.98153613176262, -0.5797647651401668	Francoism	-	poor condition, inscription changed to honor all fallen during the Civil War
external link	Brigadas Navarras	Llanes	43.41857725344008, -4.750705660626598	Francoism	-	poor condition, inscription illegible
external link	Brigadas Navarras	Legutio	42.973126874159234, -2.6423567426955943	Francoism	2019	dismantled by municipal authorities
external link	brothers Garcia Sanchez^[15]	Alcudia de Veo	39.92274338039146, -0.38946325715570773	Francoism	-	repeatedly vandalised, recently refurbished in scaled-down format
	Tercio de Montserrat	Codo	41.3365034433558, -0.7002211020576566	Francoism	-	poor condition
external link	Tercio de Almogavares	Belchite	41.29090185722089, -0.7357786970868299	Francoism	-	poor condition, inscription hardly legible
external link	Tercio Molina/Marco de Bello	Quinto	41.413835305222456, -0.5013880968428481	Francoism	-	poor condition, inscription hardly legible
external link	Juan García, Locas Montesinos^[16]	Quinto	41.41179074198489, -0.4932948642241294	mid- Francoism	-	good condition
	Juan Vázquez de Mella	Madrid	40.42106612098282, -3.6992089644181885	1946	-	perfect condition
external link	Jaime Balmes	Vic	41.926580895392526, 2.2539287122085083	1949	-	initially located at a small plaza, removed to current location in the 1960s, perfect condition
external link	Vicente Manterola	San Sebastián	43.316392515807486, -1.9817640512244366	1950	1994	dismantled by municipal authorities
	Carlist combatants	Montejurra	42.63670545286029, -2.038079235582178	mid-Francoism	-	good condition
external link	Alfonso de Churruca y Zubiría^[17]	finca Loranque^[18]	location unidentified	mid-Francoism	-	good condition
	Juan Vázquez de Mella	Cangas de Oníz	43.35071990912171, -5.126649360358442	1961	-	perfect condition
	Tercio de Montserrat	Montserrat	41.59426601343824, 1.8410816316951413	1965	2022	repeatedly vandalised, removed by regional authorities
	Tercio de Montserrat	Vilalba dels Arcs	41.109690634591146, 0.41917511182805445	1966	-	repeatedly vandalised, mostly destroyed by unknown perpetrators in 2018, half-ruin
	Jaime Chicharro	Burriana	39.88959444381741, -0.0843987465856075	1966	-	perfect conditon
external link	Ricardo Garcia, Aniano Jimenez^[19]	Irache	42.65065643891877, -2.044461617865292	1978	-	good conditon
external link	Felipe Robles Dégano	San Esteban del Valle	40.27531081060252, -4.982195681757799	1987	-	perfect conditon
	Zumalácarregui	Ormaiztegi	43.043038216006146, -2.253602038455271	1988	-	perfect conditon
	Ramón Cabrera	Morella	40.619258874348134, -0.10256290224388151	2006	-	perfect conditon
	Iparraguirre	Guernica	43.31458690054517, -2.6776507495032837	2010	-	perfect conditon
	Alvaro d'Ors	Pamplona	42.80156984457197, -1.65703561226817	2013	-	perfect conditon
external link	Teodoro Rada	Estella	42.52586584457234, -1.67674361213211	2024	-	new

^ monument erected next to the spot where Concha was probably killed by the Carlists
^ on the plinth there are 2 reliefs related to Espartero's role in Carlist wars, including one which pictures so-called Abrazo de Vergara. There are monuments to Espartero in Granatula and Logroño but they contain no Carlist references
^ Carlist volunteer KIA 1873
^ the inscription reads: "Sesenta y dos víctimas, de sus ideales unos, de la disciplina otros, yacen aquí. Honor y gloria a los que murieron en el cumplimiento del deber el día 22 de diciembre de 1873"
^ 9 Carlists executed by Mozos de Escuadra in 1851
^ the place known as Enderlaza is located on banks of the Bidasoa river, on the border between the provinces of Gipuzkoa and Navarre
^ the monument to Alfonso is flanked by lateral sculptures with historical scenes; one of them is named "Paz" and it pictures the so-called Abrazo de Vergara
^ 8 Carlists shot in 1869 during so-called Matanza de Montealegre
^ bust damaged by revolutionary crowd in 1931; re-modelled (with beret, originally missing) and re-instated in 1936
^ year when bust removed; base and reliefs removed 2019
^ Joaquin Muruzabal was a requete volunteer from San Martin de Unx; in Carlist historiography he is considered the first fallen Carlist during the 1936-1939 Civil War
^ Isusquiza is a hill on the border between the provinces of Alava and Biscay
^ when erected it was "en la confluencia de las carreteras de Pedralba y de Valencia", Montejurra I/9 ( (1965), p. 12
^ a hill at the outskirts of Toledo
^ Carlist volunteers of Tercio de Lacar, killed in action in July and August 1938
^ Juan García Laforca and Lucas Montesinos Lazaro, requete officers KIA in August 1937
^ considered the last Carlist killed during the Civil War; fatally wounded in last days of March 1939, he perished in a hospital in early May 1939
^ rural area in the Guadarrama bend, north of Toledo
^ Ricardo Garcia Pellejero and Aniano Jimenez Santos were members of Partido Carlista, shot during the 1976 Montejurra rally by gunmen associated with Traditionalism

[1] ument erected next to the spot where Concha was probably killed by the Carlists

[2] the plinth there are 2 reliefs related to Espartero's role in Carlist wars, including one which pictures so-called Abrazo de Vergara. There are monuments to Espartero in Granatula and Logroño but they contain no Carlist references

[3] Carlist volunteer KIA 1873

[4] the inscription reads: "Sesenta y dos víctimas, de sus ideales unos, de la disciplina otros, yacen aquí. Honor y gloria a los que murieron en el cumplimiento del deber el día 22 de diciembre de 1873"

[5] 9 Carlists executed by Mozos de Escuadra in 1851

[6] the place known as Enderlaza is located on banks of the Bidasoa river, on the border between the provinces of Gipuzkoa and Navarre

[7] the monument to Alfonso is flanked by lateral sculptures with historical scenes; one of them is named "Paz" and it pictures the so-called Abrazo de Vergara

[8] 8 Carlists shot in 1869 during so-called Matanza de Montealegre

[9] ust damaged by revolutionary crowd in 1931; re-modelled (with beret, originally missing) and re-instated in 1936

[10] year when bust removed; base and reliefs removed 2019

[11] Joaquin Muruzabal was a requete volunteer from San Martin de Unx; in Carlist historiography he is considered the first fallen Carlist during the 1936-1939 Civil War

[12] Isusquiza is a hill on the border between the provinces of Alava and Biscay

[13] when erected it was "en la confluencia de las carreteras de Pedralba y de Valencia", Montejurra I/9 ( (1965), p. 12

[14] t the outskirts of Toledo

[15] Carlist volunteers of Tercio de Lacar, killed in action in July and August 1938

[16] Juan García Laforca and Lucas Montesinos Lazaro, requete officers KIA in August 1937

[17] sidered the last Carlist killed during the Civil War; fatally wounded in last days of March 1939, he perished in a hospital in early May 1939

[18] rural area in the Guadarrama bend, north of Toledo

[19] Ricardo Garcia Pellejero and Aniano Jimenez Santos were members of Partido Carlista, shot during the 1976 Montejurra rally by gunmen associated with Traditionalism

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