Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Historic Centre of Oaxaca and Archaeological Site of Monte Albán' has mentioned 'Town' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| This group of Spaniards chose their first mayor, Gutierres de Badajoc, and their first town council, and began construction of the cathedral of Oaxaca in 1522. | WIKI |
| But three months later, Cortxc3xa9s forced out the population of the village once again and replaced the town council with his own appointees. | WIKI |
| He also sided with the original founders; they reestablished the town in 1529, naming it Antequera, in honor of Nuxc3xb1o de Guzmxc3xa1n's hometown. | WIKI |
| Francisco de Herrera convened the new, Crown-approved town council. | WIKI |
| This revised festival grew over time to be the largest and most anticipated for the town. | WIKI |
| Town State/Region Country Antequera Andalusia Spain[28] Palo Alto California United States[29] | WIKI |
| It is an example of sixteenth XVI century colonial city and of town planning given that it retains its trace in the form of checkerboard with square blocks and portals on all four sides of the square. | UNESCO |
| The major religious monuments, the superb patrician town houses and whole streets lined with other dwellings combine to create a harmonious cityscape, and reconstitute the image of a former colonial city whose monumental aspect has been kept intact. | UNESCO |
| The final phases of Monte Albxc3xa1n IV and V were marked by the transformation of the sacred city into a fortified town. | UNESCO |
| Criterion (i) Oaxaca was the first town laid out in the New Spain during the XVI century with square blocks of 100 yards per side and planned from a central square. | UNESCO |
| Latter-day Oaxaca is a perfect example of a 16th-century colonial town. | UNESCO |