Park of the 4th Centenary San Martín Historical

Park of the 4th Centenary San Martín Historical (HM1WNJ)

Location: Campeche, Campeche 24010 Campeche
Country: Mexico
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N 19° 50.823', W 90° 32.011'

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Parque del IV Centenario San MartínEste parque se encuentra en el lugar conocido como el "Descampado de Guadalupe", el cual servía como campo de tiro del Baluarte de San José (demolido). Su construcción tuvo lugar durante el Gobierno Municipal del Lic. Eduardo J. Lavalle Urbina, en el año de 1940, con el propósito de celebrar los 400 años de la fundación de la ciudad de Campeche. La obra incluyó el levantamiento de una glorieta central destinada a un monumento ornamental, además se enmarcaron los prados, se fabricaron candelabros, etcétera, y fuel el día 4 de octubre de 1940, durante los festejos de la fundación de San Francisco de Campeche, cuando el Gobernador del Estado, Dr. Héctor Pérez Martínez, lo declara formalmente inaugurado con el nombre el "IV Centenario". Sin embargo esta obra fue inaugurada sin estar completamente concluida, pues el presupuesto tasado en $10,000.00 pesos fue insuficiente y no pudo colocarse el monumento conmemorativo a los 400 años. La construcción del Parque del IV Centenario se concluyó al año siguiente con la colocación de dicho monumento, la pavimentación de las calles adyacentes y la ampliación del alumbrado para un mayor lucimiento. English:Park of the 4th Centenary San MartínThis park is on the site known as the "Descampado
de Guadalupe", which used to be a firing range of the now demolished San José Fortress. It was built during the Municipal Government of Eduardo J. II Lavalle Urbina, in 1940, to celebrate the 400 years since the founding of the city of Campeche. The work included building a central arbor for an ornamental monument, the lawns were bordered, candelabras were made, etcétera, and it was declared formally opened by the State Governor Dr. Héctor Pérez Martínez by the name the "4th Centenary Park" on October 4, 1940, during the celebrations of the founding of San Francisco de Campeche. However, the work was opened without being completely finished, since the Budget set at 10,000 pesos was insufficient and the commemorative monument to the 400 years could not be placed. The construction of the 4th Centenary Park was finished the following year with the placing of such monument, the paving of the adjacent streets and the extension of the cabling for better lighting.
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Date Added Saturday, January 28th, 2017 at 9:02am PST -08:00
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Locationbig map
UTM (WGS84 Datum)15Q E 758317 N 2196444
Decimal Degrees19.84705000, -90.53351667
Degrees and Decimal MinutesN 19° 50.823', W 90° 32.011'
Degrees, Minutes and Seconds19° 50' 49.3800" N, 90° 32' 0.6600" W
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Area Code(s)540
Which side of the road?Marker is on the right when traveling East
Closest Postal AddressAt or near 269 Calle 10, Campeche Campeche 24010, MX
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