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Square and waterfront

Cabralzinho Square

Amapá, AP

A meeting point in Amapá town.

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The square honours Francisco Xavier da Veiga Cabral, known as Cabralzinho, associated with the confrontation of 15 May 1895 between Brazilians and French troops in the disputed territory. It connects the memory of Amapá’s territorial formation with everyday town life.

Community activities are also documented here: the 2025 Cabralzinho Day programme included a fair for local entrepreneurs and craftspeople. Visitors can consider how a historical tribute continues to function as a meeting place.

Look for existing inscriptions and commemorative features, and consult the municipal calendar for events. The date of the episode being commemorated is not the square’s construction date; its original authorship remains unconfirmed in the available sources.

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