Free State of Mariquita

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Free State of Mariquita Estado Libre de Mariquita (Spanish)
1814–1816
Flag Coat of arms
The Free State of Mariquita in 1814
Capital	Mariquita
Common languages	Spanish
Religion	Roman Catholicism
Demonym(s)	Mariquiteñ(o/a), Neogranadin(o/a)
Historical era	Colombian War of Independence
• Declaration of independence	December 22 1814
• Constitution enacted	March 3, 1815
• Spanish Reconquest	July 12 1816
Preceded by Succeeded by Mariquita Province Mariquita Province
Today part of	Colombia

The Free State of Mariquita was an administrative and territorial entity of the United Provinces of New Granada. It encompassed the territory of its namesake New Granadian province as it existed in 1810.^[1]