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San Martin and Baía Azul

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Today, we are travelling throughout the last neighborhood in San Martin, Jardín and also see entirely another city: Baía Azul

Jardín
Population: 49.334

Jardín it is the easternmost neighborhood in San Martín, in the limits with the neighbor city, Brasdel. This neighborhood is mostly residential, and famous for have a lot of condos. Also have some green spaces and a few commercial. So, without further ado, let's see some images!

General view:
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Parque de la Costa, the part in the city where the beautiful beaches starts to become an straight shore near the delta of the river:
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Some condos and small parks and green spaces:
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Centro Cultural Jardínan old house from the antiques country nobels, now a Cultural Center and Library:

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By the last, the commercial area from this neighborhood:

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This is our last images from San Martin. As said before, it is the, maybe, last interesting neighborhood, as is mainly residential.
So, to complete our today trip, we go directly to far west in San Martin until arrives in Baía AzulIt is a very small city conurbated at San Martin west. This city has nothing much special, despite some beaches and the major region university, so let's see!

 

Baía Azul
Population: 104.000

It is a medium city, mainly a dormitory city from San Martin, however have your own charm, commerce and things to do, so let's start with some aerial views. Baía Azul is also famous to have in most part squares blocks.

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After see these images, we go directly to the two biggest parks in city:

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Plaza Central:

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As mentioned before, the city is known mainly for the Universidade de San Martin (San Martin University), despite the name it is not located in the capital:

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The city also have some beautiful beaches to claim yours. Of course not so full as the capital, however could be annoying find place in summer:

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Estádio Municipal:

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And, to finish our trip, let's see some random images:

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That's all for today. Until our next stop!

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Very nice city tile, with lots of details. Very nice set-up. Thanks for sharing these images! Great stuff!*:thumb:

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Yes, very nice city !! That beach is huuuuuge, I bet you have a lot of tourists there.

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