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DescriptionMoody-Park-Soccer.jpg	English: Soccer Player chase a ball during the practice on one of the soccer pitches of Moody Park in New Westminster. Moody Park was originally conceived 1863 with construction starting in 1889 is valued for its association with early surveying and urban planning in New Westminster. The park was created in honour of Colonel Richard Clement Moody of the Royal Engineers, who is important in the early development of British Columbia, in part for having selected New Westminster to be the capital of the colony of British Columbia.
	This photo is of a cultural heritage site in Canada, number 16762 in the Canadian Register of Historic Places.
Date	10 September 2014, 03:17:47
Source	Own work
Author	Coffeerob

Camera location	49° 12′ 44.46″ N, 122° 55′ 48″ W	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	49.212350; -122.930000

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Camera manufacturer	FUJIFILM
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Author	Robert Dall
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Date and time of data generation	03:17, 10 September 2014
Lens focal length	7.6 mm
City shown	New Westminster
Credit/Provider	Robert Dall
Source	Digital Image
Image title	Soccer Player chase a ball during the practice on one of the soccer pitches of Moody Park in New Westminster. Moody Park was originally conceived 1863 with construction starting in 1889 is valued for its association with early surveying and urban planning in New Westminster. The park was created in honour of Colonel Richard Clement Moody of the Royal Engineers, who is important in the early development of British Columbia, in part for having selected New Westminster to be the capital of the colony of British Columbia.
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Copyright holder	CC BY-SA 2.5 CA
Latitude	49° 12′ 44.46″ N
Longitude	122° 55′ 48″ W
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Province or state shown	BC
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Writer	rd
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