Estadio Municipal de Miramar, Municipal stadium in Lluanco, Spain
The Estadio Municipal de Miramar is a municipally owned football ground in Luanco, Asturias, home of Club Marino de Luanco. Its pitch is natural grass, and the ground holds roughly 3,500 spectators. Since November 2001 four floodlight towers, each with 18 lamps of 2,000 watts, light the field to about 600 lux. Its address is plaza Miramar, s/n.
The stadium opened in 1953 and is owned by the Ayuntamiento de Gozón. In November 2001, four towers with 18 floodlights of 2,000 watts each were installed, providing about 600 lux, enough for live television broadcasts.
The stadium serves as a meeting place where supporters of Club Marino de Luanco gather to watch their team play throughout the season. The name Miramar reflects its coastal setting and has become synonymous with the local sporting identity.
The ground sits at plaza Miramar, s/n, in Luanco, and is owned by the Ayuntamiento de Gozón. Since November 2001 four floodlight towers with eighteen 2,000-watt lamps each give about 600 lux, enough for a televised match. The pitch is natural grass.
The stadium's floodlights were installed in November 2001: four towers holding 18 lamps of 2,000 watts each, giving about 600 lux, enough for a match to be broadcast live on television.
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