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San Miguel is a town in San Luis Obispo County in California
San Miguel is the name of a county in New Mexico
San Miguel is the name of a town in the Philippine province of Leyte
A city in Tabasco is called San Miguel
The biggest city on the island Cozumel in the Mexican state Quintana Roo is called San Miguel
San Miguel is a district of Manila
San Miguel is a district of Lima, Peru
San Miguel is a municipality (comuna) in Santiago de Chile
The westernmost of California's Channel Islands is called San Miguel
San Miguel is the name of a Fort by Vancouver Island
El Salvador:
- A volcano in El Salvador is called San Miguel
- A department of El Salvador is called San Miguel Department.
- The department's capital is also called San Miguel.
A river in Colorado is named San Miguel
Also a river in South America is named San Miguel
San Miguel is the name of a beer made in the Philippines
A division of the Native American tribe Salinan was called San Miguel

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Mission San Miguel, California Web Site (932 words)
	Mission San Miguel Arcangel was founded on July 25, 1797 by Father Fermin Lasuen, Presidente of the California Missions Chain.
	Mission San Miguel's appearance is much the same as it was when founded.
	The Busy Bees of Mission San Miguel announce that theyll be having their Annual Christmas Arts and Crafts Faire earlier this year on Saturday and Sunday, November 3rd and 4th in the renovated and retro-fit- improved Mission Classroom 8 A.M. both days.

Coldwell Banker - San Miguel (184 words)
	San Miguel de Allende is a colonial town in the highlands of Mexico, with a population of 60,000 including about 5,000 expatriate North Americans and Europeans.
	San Miguel was founded in 1542 and grew rich on the silver trade during the 17th and 18th centuries.
	San Miguel has been on Conde Nast’s list of the ten most desirable places in the world to visit, and is noted for its year round temperate climate.

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