Dajabón Province

19:43 - 71.6Koordinaten: 19 ° 26 ' N, 71 ° 36 ' W

Dajabón is a province in the north-west of the Dominican Republic. It was separated in 1938 by the Province of Monte Cristi and was until 1961 the name Libertador.

Geography

The south of the province is determined by the Corillera Central. In the west, the province of Dajabón by the eponymous river Rio Dajabón (also called Rio Masacre ) distinguished from Haiti.

The surrounding provinces are Monte Cristi, Santiago Rodríguez and Elías Piña.

Economy

As in all the provinces, the agricultural sector can not be ignored even in Dajabón. In addition to local products and tobacco and rice are grown. The milk production is significant.

Due to its proximity to Haiti the trade has become an important factor in the economy.

Important cities and towns

  • Dajabón, provincial
  • Loma de Cabrera
  • Restauración
  • El Pino
  • Partido

Azua | Baoruco | Barahona | Dajabón | Duarte | Elías Piña | El Seibo | Espaillat | Hato Mayor | Hermanas Mirabal | Independence | La Altagracia | La Romana | La Vega | María Trinidad Sánchez | Monsignor Nouel | Monte Cristi | Monte Plata | Pedernales | Peravia | Puerto Plata | Samana | Sánchez Ramírez | San Cristobal | San José de Ocoa | San Juan | San Pedro de Macoris | Santiago | Santiago Rodríguez | Santo Domingo | Valverde

Distrito Nacional

  • Province (Dominican Republic)
Monte Cristi Province Azua Province Baoruco Province Barahona Province Duarte Province El Seibo Province Espaillat Province Hato Mayor Province Hermanas Mirabal Province Independencia Province La Altagracia Province La Romana Province La Vega Province Monte Plata Province Pedernales Province Peravia Province Puerto Plata Province San Juan Province (Dominican Republic) Santiago Province (Dominican Republic) Santo Domingo Province Valverde Province
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