The capital of the state of the same name in central Mexico. Population 488,238 (1990). 425 km northwest of Mexico City, at an altitude of 1,877 m. It is the agricultural center of the fertile San Luis Valley, and is also a mining city. It grew with the development of the silver mines in the 16th century. The Baroque cathedral and the Carmen Church, built in the 17th and 18th centuries, are reminders of the city's former prosperity, and glazed colored tiles are used for the roads, plazas, and church domes. Metallurgy, agricultural processing, and textiles are the main industrial sectors. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
メキシコ中央部,同名州の州都。人口48万8238(1990)。メキシコ市の北西425km,標高1877m。肥沃なサン・ルイス谷の農業地域の中心地であり,鉱業都市でもある。16世紀銀山の開発とともに発展した。17,18世紀建設のバロック様式の大聖堂やカルメン教会などがかつての繁栄を今に伝え,うわぐすりをかけた色タイルが道路や広場,教会のドームに使用されている。冶金,農産加工,繊維などが主要な工業部門。
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