Cerro district of Havana

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The Cerro district of Havana is one of the city’s historic urban neighborhoods, known for its dense residential areas, aging but elegant architecture, and proximity to central Havana landmarks.

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Cerro district of Havana canonical 1
Cerro, Havana 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative division
district
urban neighborhood
architecturalStyle colonial-influenced
eclectic
neoclassical
buildingCondition aging
in need of restoration
partially deteriorated
climate tropical savanna climate
continent North America
country Cuba
demographicCharacteristic high population density
primarily working-class population
developmentPeriod 19th century
early 20th century
governingBody Havana municipal authorities
hasCharacteristic aging architecture
dense residential area
elegant architecture
historic urban neighborhood
proximity to central Havana landmarks
hasEconomicActivity informal commerce
local services sector
small-scale retail
hasFunction commercial
local services
residential
heritageStatus contains many historic buildings
language Spanish
locatedIn Havana, Cuba
surface form: Havana

La Habana Province
surface form: Havana Province
locatedInTimeZone Cuba Standard Time
nearbyArea Centro Habana
Diez de Octubre municipality
Plaza de la Revolución municipality
partOf Havana, Cuba
surface form: Havana
relativeLocation near Havana city center
southwest of central Havana
streetPattern grid-like
subregion Caribbean
transportConnection connected by major city roads
served by Havana urban bus network
urbanForm mixed-use
predominantly residential
urbanIssue housing deterioration
infrastructure aging
urbanRole traditional residential belt of Havana

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Plaza de la Revolución near Cerro district of Havana
Estadio Latinoamericano locatedIn Cerro district of Havana
this entity surface form: Cerro, Havana