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Español: La Basílica de Andacollo, es una de las obras arquitectonicas mas importantes de Andacollo.
El templo es de estilo romano-bizantino, con unas proporciones de 75 metros de largo por 30 de ancho. En el Crucero su anchura llega a 40 metros. Tiene cinco Naves, y sobre las laterales existen galerías a modo de balcones. La altura es de 24 metros en su interior y la cúpula mide 45 metros de altura. Las torres externas y gemelas alcanzan una altura de 50 metros. El templo tiene cimientos de hasta 6 metros de profundidad. |
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| Author | Marisol Romero |
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