Progressive Field

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Originally known as Jacobs Field, Progressive Field is the home of the Cleveland Indians.

Seating Capacity:

  • 43,345

Time zone(s):

Opened:

  • Apr 4, 1994

Also known as:

  • Jacobs Field,
  • The Jake

Sports Facility

Teams:

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Architecture

Address

Progressive Field Address

2401 Ontario Street
Cleveland Ohio 44115
United States of America

Building Complex:

Owner:

Owner Start Date
  • Jan 1992

Architecture Firm:

Construction Started:

  • Jan 1992

Construction Cost:

Currency Amount
  • 175,000,000
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Sponsorship:

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Location

Geolocation:

Latitude Longitude
  • 41.4957
  • -81.6853

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