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Battle of Santomé

Dominican history
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  • San Juan

    The Battle of Santomé (1844), which achieved Dominican independence, was also fought nearby; it is commemorated by a monument. In addition to cattle, the economic activities of the city focus on the production of rice, coffee, corn (maize), fruit, and potatoes. Pop. (2002) urban area, 70,969;…

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    The Battle of Santomé (1844), which achieved Dominican independence, was also fought nearby; it is commemorated by a monument. In addition to cattle, the economic activities of the city focus on the production of rice, coffee, corn (maize), fruit, and potatoes. Pop. (2002) urban area, 70,969;…

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