San José de Ocoa Kreyòl ayisyen /sã. ʒosé de ocoa/
Definition: n. p. Tematik: Vil
Department: San José de Ocoa
Population: Approximately 45,000
Distance from Port-au-Prince: Approximately 120 kilometers
Main Economic Activities: Agriculture (coffee, cacao, vegetables), ecotourism, commerce
Landmarks: Parque Central, Iglesia San José, Monumento Natural La Peña de Ocoa
Geographical Features: Located in the Ocoa Mountains, surrounded by forests, rivers, and valleys
Historical Facts: Founded in 1805, it has a history of indigenous settlement, Spanish colonization, and agricultural development
Name of Inhabitants: Ocoeños
Notes: Known for its scenic beauty, ecological diversity, and opportunities for outdoor recreation.
Population: Approximately 45,000
Distance from Port-au-Prince: Approximately 120 kilometers
Main Economic Activities: Agriculture (coffee, cacao, vegetables), ecotourism, commerce
Landmarks: Parque Central, Iglesia San José, Monumento Natural La Peña de Ocoa
Geographical Features: Located in the Ocoa Mountains, surrounded by forests, rivers, and valleys
Historical Facts: Founded in 1805, it has a history of indigenous settlement, Spanish colonization, and agricultural development
Name of Inhabitants: Ocoeños
Notes: Known for its scenic beauty, ecological diversity, and opportunities for outdoor recreation.
English : San José de Ocoa
Français : San José de Ocoa
Español : san jose de ocoa
Português : São José de Ocoa
