COLLECTION NAME:
David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
Record
Author:
Ruiz Calado, Joseph Ignacio
Date:
1796
Short Title:
Text: [Ordenanza que papa la division de la M. noble y leal cuidad de Santiago de Queretaro ... ] (7).
Publisher:
Don Mariano de Zúñiga y Ontiveros
Publisher Location:
Mexico
Type:
Text Page
Obj Height cm:
30
Obj Width cm:
40
Note:
Text page to Ordenanza que papa la division de la M. noble y leal cuidad de Santiago de Queretaro ... Text begins: La figura y situacion de esta Ciudad, que es quadrilonga extendiéndose de Oriente á Poniente, no permite que su division se haga en tal forma que puedan quedar los Quarteles en un verdadero quadro, como sería muy importante para el mejor arreglo en el establecimiento de Alcaldes de Barrio ... [The figure and situation of this City, which is quadrilateral extending from East to West, does not allow its division to be made in such a way that the Quarteles can remain in a true quadro, as it would be very important for the best arrangement in the establishment of Mayors Neighborhood ...] Twelfth and thirteenth of fourteen pages. With ornamentation at top margin. Statement of responsibility follows text on page 14: Querétaro Marzo 5 de 1796. Joseph Ignacio, Ruiz Calado. (Title taken from title page.)
Full Title:
(Text Page to) [Ordenanza que papa la division de la m. noble y leal cuidad de Santiago de Queretaro en quartelees menores, creacion de alcaldes de ellos, y reglas para su gobierno, segun lo resuelto por S. M. en Real Cédula de 17 de Junio de 1794, y en virtud de órdenes Superiores de Exmô. Señor Virrey, ha extendido El Corregidor de Latras de la misma Ciudad Lic. D. Joseph Ignacio Ruiz Calado, y aprobó S. E. en Superior Decreto de 4 de Junio de 1796] (7).
List No:
14293.009
Page No:
12-13
Series No:
9
Publication Author:
Ruiz Calado, Joseph Ignacio
Pub Date:
1796
Pub Title:
Ordenanza que papa la division de la m. noble y leal cuidad de Santiago de Queretaro en quartelees menores, creacion de alcaldes de ellos, y reglas para su gobierno, segun lo resuelto por S. M. en Real Cédula de 17 de Junio de 1794, y en virtud de órdenes Superiores de Exmô. Señor Virrey, ha extendido El Corregidor de Latras de la misma Ciudad Lic. D. Joseph Ignacio Ruiz Calado, y aprobó S. E. en Superior Decreto de 4 de Junio de 1796. En México: por don Mariano de Zúñiga y Ontiveros, calle del Espíritu Santo.
Pub Note:
Woodcut map of Santiago de Queretaro, Mexico, folded within a volume of associated descriptive text. Map shows the political subdivisions within the city, with colored outlines to delineate the three major quarters, each further segmented into three minor ones. Map indexed, with two indices on facing fold-out leaf. "This rare 1796 map of Queretaro [Santiago de Queretaro] is a colonial-era plan of an urban center in New Spain. Queretaro was a key link between the mining areas to the north of Mexico City and the port of Veracruz. Its location made it one of the most developed and affluent urban centers in eighteenth-century Spanish America. This very early example of urban mapping was originally issued with a set of urban ordinances, demonstrating the reforming intentions of its author - the city’s magistrate - at the pinnacle of the city’s Baroque age. The map depicts each of the city’s 155 blocks. It reveals intimate details of the city’s topography, including the aqueduct, individual buildings, monuments, workshops, fountains, and the network of roads that united the urban structure." (Note taken from the John Carter Brown Library record; see link in Pub Reference.)
Pub List No:
14293.000
Pub Type:
Geography Book
Pub Maps:
1
Pub Height cm:
31
Pub Width cm:
22
Image No:
14293009.jp2
Authors:
Ruiz Calado, Joseph Ignacio
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