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Comentarios y fotografías de un Brrio típico de Valparaíso.
Hablamos de un barrio característico de Valparaíso, pero que no esta considerado dentro del sector patrimonial de la ciudad. Con esta página y la fotografía queremos resaltar la belleza y típico de este sector.
Primary Audience:
Grade School,
Middle School,
High School,
College General Ed,
College Lower Division,
College Upper Division,
Graduate School,
Professional
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Technical Requirements: Al mirar la historia de Valparaíso, vemos que el hermoso paraje natural de la Bahía de Quintil (nombre dado por los indígenas), fue cambiando drásticamente su fisonomía. Ya a fines del siglo XVIII comenzó una sectorización: en las zonas bajas se ubicaron los comerciantes extranjeros y en los cerros se ubicaron los grupos sociales más pobres. El sector del plan se dividió en dos: El barrio Puerto y el barrio El Almendral, que presentaba un carácter más rural. Del cual, aún se presentan claros vestigios.
