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Jánico
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Also known as Janico

Jánico ( ) is a small mountain town and municipality (municipio) of the Santiago province in the Dominican Republic. A part of the Central Mountain Range, it sits east of San Jose de las Matas; west of Sabana Iglesia; and southwest of Santiago de los Caballeros. The municipality is spread over two municipal districts (distritos municipal): Juncalito and El Caimito Jánico acquired the status of municipality of the province of Santiago on March 29, 1881.

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Jánico
Settlement.native_name
Municipio de Janico
Settlement.settlement_type
Town and municipality
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Janico Dominican Republic countryside town 2.jpg
Settlement.image_caption
Janico, Dominican Republic town church.
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Dominican Republic
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1
Settlement.pushpin_map_caption
Jánico in the Dominican Republic
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Escudo_del_Municipio_Jánico.gif
Settlement.subdivision_type
Country
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Province
Settlement.subdivision_name1
Santiago
Settlement.established_title
Settled
Settlement.established_date
16 March 1494
Settlement.established_title2
Incorporated
Settlement.established_date2
29 March 1881
Settlement.leader_party
Dominican Liberation’s Party
Settlement.leader_title
Mayor

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Population
16993
Area
403.2
Elevation
370
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Jánico (Santiago)
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Jánico ( ) is a small mountain town and municipality (municipio) of the Santiago province in the Dominican Republic. A part of the Central Mountain Range, it sits east of San Jose de las Matas; west of Sabana Iglesia; and southwest of Santiago de los Caballeros. The municipality is spread over two municipal districts (distritos municipal): Juncalito and El Caimito Jánico acquired the status of municipality of the province of Santiago on March 29, 1881.

The town sits at a relatively high elevation, as part of the Central Mountain Range, (an average elevation of 370 meters), which gives the municipality a pleasant climate. Along with two municipal districts, Janico contains many rural districts (secciones): Cagüeyes, Cebu, Dicayagua Abajo, Jagua Abajo, Loma del Corral, Mesetas, Franco Bido, Janey, Rincon Largo, Yaque Abajo, Pinalito, Los Pilones, and La Guama.

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