Zaragoza Street
| Zaragoza Street | |
| west end: | M Street |
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| east end: | Cevallos Street |
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Zaragoza Street is an east-west street in downtown Pensacola. It is named for the Spanish city of the same name.
Zaragoza's western terminus is at M Street; from there Zaragoza travels easterly three blocks to Barrancas Avenue/J Street, at which point it is interrupted for two blocks. Zaragoza resumes at H Street and travels uninterrupted eight blocks to Clubbs Street, at which point it is interrupted for three blocks. Zaragoza resumes at de Villiers Street and travels one block to Reus Street, where it is interrupted for two blocks. Zaragoza resumes at Baylen Street and travels uninterrupted to its eastern terminus at Cevallos Street.
Zaragoza Street from Palafox east is a prominent part of the Pensacola Historic Village, featuring a number of historic homes as well as the Museum of Commerce.
Spelling
In various sources, Zaragoza has appeared spelled Zarragossa. However, Zaragoza appears to be the spelling currently favoured by the City of Pensacola[1].
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