The Cañada walks
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Public Spaces, History of Córdoba, walks, cañadaSynopsis
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The Memorias de mi Plaza collection is an initiative of the Córdoba City Council's Department of the Environment, which requested the collaboration of the UNC's Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities through the Vice-Dean's Office and the Department of Extension. In this edition, we will learn about the history of Paseo Sobremonte, which originally included the bed of a small lake where people used to go boating from a dock; the Plaza de la Intendencia, where the monument in memory of those who fell in the Falklands War stands; and the Plaza Italia, with its tribute to the Italian community and its three gazebos symbolizing the most distinguished rivers crossing the cities.
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Sobremonte Walk Fact Sheet
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Plaza Italia Fact Sheet
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Plaza de la Intendencia fact sheet
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Water and greenery for a city
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Pond and lake in the colonial city
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Between nostalgia and contempt, the remembered walk
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The walk of oblivion
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The space that has always been intervened and at risk of disappearing
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Two companies for Sobremonte: Plaza Italia and Plaza de la Intendencia
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Overcoming obstacles: La Cañada
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The arrival of the Palacio 6 de Julio
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Interventions in the 1980s
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East of La Cañada... Italy
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La Cañada separates us...the Intendencia square
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