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only one exit from the city was that should pirates ever return and succeed in entering the city, it would be possible for local inhabitants to entrap and kill them. However, locals dispute this reasoning as a myth, asserting that in truth the city developed without planning, and that winding streets developed out of everybody wanting to stay close to their local church (the city has 15 of them).
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The "Church of
Nuestra Señora de la Soledad", is the most symbolic church in the city and was built during the 18th century. In its historical photos it does not appear painted, this gave the façade and its tower a very rustic appearance, it is today painted yellow. Inside there are decorated baroque
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received the current name of Camagüey, as a result of the independence from Spain. The indigenous name was already before used to refer to the region "El Camagüey" in reference to the local chief ('cacique') Camagüebax, who ruled between the Tínima and
Hatibonico rivers, and was approved on that date
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The new city was built with a confusing lay-out of winding alleys. There are many blind alleys and forked streets that lead to squares of different sizes. One explanation is that this was done by design, to make the city easier to defend from any raiders; by the same version, the reason that there is
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against Spain. A monument by
Italian sculptor Salvatore Buemi, erected in the center of the area to Ignacio Agramonte, was unveiled by his wife in 1912. It is composed of an equestrian statue, reliefs in bronze that reveal fragments of the life of Agramonte, and a sculpture of a woman that symbolizes
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or for real use. A local legend is that if you drink water from a "tinajón", you will stay in Camagüey ("Quien tome agua del tinajón, en Camagüey se queda"), meaning that if you meet a Camagüeyana girl, you will fall in love with her and never leave. The main secondary education institutions are the
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Vocacional de Ciencias Exactas" (IPVCE) Máximo Gómez Báez
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Cazorla, Frank , G. Baena, Rosa, Polo, David, Reder Gadow, Marion. (2019) Governor Luis de Unzaga (1717-1793) Pinoneer in the birth of the United States and in liberalism. Malaga
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keeping the water cool and fresh. They soon came to be produced in the town and every house inside and outside, and a family's wealth could be assessed by the style and quantity of their
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line with connections to minor lines. The station lies in the central "Avenida Van Horne", at the corner with "Avenida Finlay". The city is crossed by the
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University and Pedagogical Sciences University, counting over 12 000 students and 3 000 professors.
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Rovirosa Palace, as has original details of the facades of many houses in the city.
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was named after him. This regiment was set up by another notable Camagüey native,
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in the middle of its province, the municipality borders with
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History, architecture, art, and traditions of Camagüey, Cuba
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burned the city in the 17th century, it was designed like a
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Camagüey, Cuba: Essays, monographs, legends, poems, images
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Maze passageways in the layout of Camagüey, photo of 1889.
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Instituto Pre-Universitario Vocacional de Ciencias Exactas
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Medicine & Health Anniversaries related to Camaguey
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The Colonial Plaza Mayor, today renamed Parque Central
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of 1869 and President of the Cuban Republic in Arms).
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Source: Sistema de Clasificación Bioclimática Mundial
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1951:An old church in Camagüey, photo of 1889.
1681:It is the birthplace of the Cuban writer
814:Gran Hotel Camagüey, inaugurated in 1938.
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2156:Fiona McAuslan, Matthew Norman (2003).
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1867:Other church in Camaguey, in 1889, Cuba
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1911:A central street in Camagüey in 1889.
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1536:(1841), an important figure of the
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516:Santa María del Puerto del Príncipe
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199:1,106 km (427 sq mi)
104:Camagüey Province (yellow) and Cuba
102:Camagüey municipality (red) within
2187:Climate Summary for Camagüey, Cuba
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2308:The most important Camaguey Beach
1476:, hero of the Cuban Revolution).
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1855:A street in Camaguey, in 1889.
1609:The city is the birthplace of
562:Cuba's independence from Spain
341:http://www.camaguey.gob.cu/es/
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1616:member Atanasio Perez Rigal (
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798:Our Lady of Charity del Cobre
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2709:Current special municipality
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1662:Salvador Cisneros Betancourt
1587:, born in Camagüey in 1941.
1401:Julio Antonio Mella District
863:do so through this airport.
2543:San Pedro de la Roca Castle
2355:Places adjacent to Camagüey
2290:Historic Centre of Camagüey
2098:"TelluBase—Cuba Fact Sheet"
1706:Camagüey's Baseball Stadium
1600:Emelina Peyrellade Zaldívar
1433:and its home ground is the
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1763:Museum of San Juan de Dios
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543:Luis de Unzaga y Amézaga
534:village named Camagüey.
514:Camagüey was founded as
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1935:Plaza de la Revolución
1592:Brígida Agüero y Agüero
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207:95 m (312 ft)
3116:Valley de los Ingenios
2558:Valley de los Ingenios
2025:University of Camagüey
2020:Municipalities of Cuba
2015:List of cities in Cuba
1963:Calle Cristo, Camagüey
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180: • President
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3007:Alejandro de Humboldt
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2049:"Municipios of Cuba"
1885:Princeton University
951:Record high °C (°F)
861:Beach of Santa Lucía
510:Timeline of Camagüey
376:Cultural: iv, v
228: • Density
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1231:Record low °C (°F)
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1581:Roberto Estopiñán
1559:Lope Recio Loynaz
1534:Ignacio Agramonte
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