Ayer Keroh Square Dataran Ayer Keroh | |
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The square with the flag pole clock tower in the background | |
Completion | 1999 |
Cost | MYR12.5 million |
Surface | grass |
Architectural style | public square |
Location | Ayer Keroh, Malacca, Malaysia |
Coordinates: 2°16′26.1″N102°17′54.1″E / 2.273917°N 102.298361°E |
The Ayer Keroh Square (Malay : Dataran Ayer Keroh), also known as Ayer Keroh History Square (Malay : Dataran Sejarah Ayer Keroh), is a town square in Ayer Keroh, Malacca, Malaysia. It was completed in 1999 with a cost of MYR12.5 million and located to the south of Malacca Zoo and west of Ayer Keroh Lake. [1] The square has a 16-metre-tall Flag Pole Clock Tower at its west end and a performance stage at its south end and can accommodate around 15,000 people. [2] The flag pole sometimes hoists the Malaysian flag and other times the Malacca state flag.
The square underwent renovation starting in July 2011 with a cost of MYR1.5 million, in which MYR1 million was allocated for upgrade work on the abandoned area of the square and MYR0.5 million was allocated for landscaping work. [3]