File:Centro-old-map.jpg

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Description 1829 map of the "Ciudad Nueva" of Montevideo, Uruguay. In that year, the National Assembly decided to pull down the fortifiactions of the Ciudad Vieja and extend the city to form the Ciudad Nueva. The tracing project was given to military engineer Don José María Reyes. In our times, the extension is the barrio Centro of Montevideo.
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Source Archivo Gráfico de Planos de Mensura, Montevideo, Uruguay
Author Don José María Reyes
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