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between the main veins. From the crossing to the head, the naves are extended with three sections. In this posterior space, the four aisles, two on each side, balance the width of the transept, resulting in two separate areas of equal height and divided into six sections separated by four pillars.
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405:Height (max)
291:Architect(s)
285:Architecture
193:30 July 1897
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1549:Guadalajara
1539:Ciudad Real
770:Holy Family
694:Description
577:from Ocio (
272: /
260:1°58′53.4″W
157:Affiliation
96:August 2024
1747:Categories
1678:Albarracín
1655:Valladolid
1453:Las Palmas
965:2010-12-05
863:Meindinger
745:bell tower
740:tiercerons
732:ambulatory
660:presbytery
496:Neo-Gothic
348:1 500 000
180:Leadership
66:newspapers
1683:Barbastro
1506:Tarragona
1390:Mondoñedo
1330:Calahorra
1312:Santander
1178:Cartagena
1083:Barcelona
830:Barcelona
653:Cathedral
504:cathedral
485:suffragan
337:Completed
257:43°19′0″N
174:Cathedral
1703:Tarazona
1612:Valencia
1597:Orihuela
1577:Alicante
1554:Sigüenza
1534:Albacete
1345:Pamplona
1135:Palencia
1093:Terrassa
986:June 24,
955:"Obispo"
859:Azpeitia
764:and the
736:transept
473:Gipuzkoa
369:Capacity
203:Location
198:Location
151:Religion
1650:Segovia
1607:Segorbe
1511:Tortosa
1501:Solsona
1463:Seville
1438:Córdoba
1395:Ourense
1335:Logroño
1297:Astorga
1264:Cáceres
1254:Badajoz
1183:Granada
1168:Almería
873:Gallery
623:pesetas
615:Vitoria
591:Basques
544:pesetas
510:History
461:Spanish
432:Website
393:Width (
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1708:Teruel
1693:Huesca
1688:Monzón
1660:Zamora
1559:Toledo
1544:Cuenca
1481:Girona
1443:Huelva
1380:Ferrol
1360:Tudela
1307:Oviedo
1269:Mérida
1226:Getafe
1203:Murcia
1198:Málaga
1188:Guadix
1125:Bilbao
1120:Burgos
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850:Europe
749:spires
587:France
583:Angers
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453:Basque
377:Length
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1592:Ibiza
1448:Jerez
1433:Ceuta
1428:Cádiz
1259:Coria
1140:Soria
940:Notes
934:Organ
886:Tower
867:Basel
865:from
846:Spain
842:organ
836:Organ
808:Crypt
579:Álava
481:Spain
414:Spire
385:Width
311:Style
211:Spain
87:JSTOR
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1410:Vigo
1385:Lugo
1340:Jaca
1302:León
1193:Jaén
1173:Baza
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1011:ISBN
988:2015
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788:and
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