Image: St Aug Nombre de Dios missions plaque01

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Description: St. Augustine, Florida: Mission Nombre de Dios site. Approximate location of where Pedro Menéndez de Avilés landed in 1565, after which he founded St. Augustine. A plaque showing the locations of a third of the Spanish Missions, focusing on what is now the southeast United States. The plaque is titled Florida Missions of the First Spanish Period 1565 - 1763.
Title: St Aug Nombre de Dios missions plaque01
Credit: Own work
Author: Ebyabe
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