San Juan de la Maguana Kreyòl ayisyen /sã. ʒyã. de la magya.na/
Definition: n. p. Tematik: Vil
Department: San Juan
Population: Approximately 150,000
Distance from Port-au-Prince: Approximately 135 kilometers
Main Economic Activities: Agriculture (rice, beans, coffee), commerce, services
Landmarks: Parque Central, Iglesia San Juan Bautista, Museo de San Juan
Geographical Features: Located in the southwestern region of the Dominican Republic, surrounded by mountains and valleys
Historical Facts: Founded in 1503, it has a rich indigenous and colonial history, serving as a center of Taino culture and Spanish colonial administration
Name of Inhabitants: Maguanenses
Notes: Known for its historical significance and agricultural production.
Population: Approximately 150,000
Distance from Port-au-Prince: Approximately 135 kilometers
Main Economic Activities: Agriculture (rice, beans, coffee), commerce, services
Landmarks: Parque Central, Iglesia San Juan Bautista, Museo de San Juan
Geographical Features: Located in the southwestern region of the Dominican Republic, surrounded by mountains and valleys
Historical Facts: Founded in 1503, it has a rich indigenous and colonial history, serving as a center of Taino culture and Spanish colonial administration
Name of Inhabitants: Maguanenses
Notes: Known for its historical significance and agricultural production.
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