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File:PlanoMontevideoSitioGrande.JPG

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English: Former map of Montevideo (Uruguay) and surrounding towns (now converted into neighborhoods of the city), developed during the called Guerra Grande (Great War, 1843 - 1851), where the demarcation area occupied by the siege army of Montevideo.
Español: Mapa antiguo de Montevideo y pueblos aledaños (Pueblo de la Victoria, actual barrio de La Teja, y el hoy también barrio de Villa del Cerro) donde se indica el territorio ocupado por el ejército sitiador de Montevideo en el transcurso de la Guerra Grande.
Date Entre 1843 y 1851 (Período temporal de duración de la Guerra Grande)
Source Digitalizado del libro Gran Enciclopedia del Uruguay
Author Unknown


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