新美安大廈(第二期) Edifício San Mei On
新美安大廈(第二期) Edifício San Mei On is a building in Macau, which is located on 黑沙環第三街 Rua Três do Bairro da Areia Preta. 新美安大廈(第二期) Edifício San Mei On is situated near the park 黑沙環第四街休憩區 Zona de Lazer da Rua Quatro do bairro da Areia Preta, as well as near the place of worship 黑沙環區社稷之神.- Building
- …stands 32 metres (106 feet) tall
- Address: 黑沙環第三街 Rua Três do Bairro da Areia Preta 42-68
Places of Interest Nearby
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Triangular Garden
Triangular Garden is a park.
270 metres northwest of 新美安大廈(第二期) Edifício San Mei On
St. Joseph the Worker Church
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Places in the Area
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Nossa Senhora de Fátima
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新美安大廈(第二期) Edifício San Mei On
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Latitude
22.20933° or 22° 12′ 34″ north
Longitude
113.55073° or 113° 33′ 3″ east
Open location code
7PJM6H52+P7
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OpenStreetMap feature
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In Other Languages
From Chinese to Portuguese—“新美安大廈(第二期) Edifício San Mei On” goes by many names.
新美安大廈(第二期)Chinese
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