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Nigüelas. Cadastre of the Marquis of La Ensenada, Particular responses of the ecclesiastical and secular neighborhood of Nigüelas
1752
Andalusian Archives
Spain
The beautiful watercolor of Nigüelas is due to the same artist who paints those of Dúrcal, Padul, Restábal and Saleres. The beautiful village of Nigüelas fits into the Sierra Nevada skirt with steep streets. The author informs us in great detail of all the important crops and roads, and in the center of the town he draws what appears to be a cistern. Intendencia Provincial. Contaduría de Única Contribución.
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- Title: Nigüelas. Cadastre of the Marquis of La Ensenada, Particular responses of the ecclesiastical and secular neighborhood of Nigüelas
- Date Created: 1752
- Location: Nigüelas, Granada (Spain)
- Physical Dimensions: 31 x 21 cm
- Transcript:"This place known as Nigüelas, part of the Lecrín Valley in the jurisdiction of the City of Granada—its capital from which it is four and a half leagues—covers one league from east to west, has a quarter-league of altitude, and a circumference of two and a half leagues. It borders the regions of Atuchar, Talaá, Mondujar, Azequias, Lanjarón, and Dúrcal."Hide TranscriptShow Transcript
- Type: Graphic document
- Medium: Paper
- Signature: L-1438-62r
- Origin: Archivo Histórico Provincial de Granada
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