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30 July, 17:37

What makes st. Agustine a particularly notable Spanish settment

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  1. 30 July, 20:14
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    St Augustine was founded in September 8th 1565 by Pedro Menendez de Aviles, a Spanish conquistador who was an admiral and the Governor of Florida at the time. It is a city located in the South East of the United States, in the State of Florida.

    What makes St Augustine a particularly notable Spanish settlement is that, up until this day, it is the oldest continuously inhabited European settlement, within the United States of America.
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