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Encyclopedia > Rivas Department

Department Rivas, Republic of Nicaragua, the department's capital is the city of Rivas. Rivas, a city in southern western Nicaragua, capital of the Department of Rivas. ...


Municipalities

  1. Altagracia
  2. Belén
  3. Buenos Aires
  4. Cárdenas
  5. Moyogalpa
  6. Potosí
  7. Rivas
  8. San Jorge
  9. San Juan del Sur
  10. Tola


Rivas, a city in southern western Nicaragua, capital of the Department of Rivas. ... This article needs to be wikified. ...

Nicaragua | Departments of Nicaragua
Boaco | Carazo | Chinandega | Chontales | Estelí | Granada | Jinotega | León | Madriz | Managua | Masaya | Matagalpa | Nueva Segovia | Rivas | Río San Juan | Zelaya | Región Autónoma del Atlántico Norte | Región Autónoma del Atlántico Sur

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Metro-Nica - Real Estate in Nicaragua (208 words)
The department of Rivas is located in the region of the Pacific of Nicaragua.
The department of Rivas was created in 1858 and according to Nicaraguan historian Dr Jaime Incer Boatman, he is the unique one who has conserved his original territorial extension.
It is known that the earth that constitute itsmo of Rivas emerged from the sea does relatively just a short time, in geologic terms, being that their Maxima height go up to around the 477 meters on the level of the sea.
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