Ocotal

E885994

Ocotal is a city in northern Nicaragua known as the capital of the Nueva Segovia department and for its historical role in the country's political and military conflicts.

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Ocotal canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
municipality of Nicaragua
borderingEntity municipalities of Nueva Segovia Department
capitalOf Nueva Segovia Department NERFINISHED
climateCharacteristic distinct dry season
rainy season in mid-year
coordinateLatitude 13.6333
coordinateLongitude -86.4833
country Nicaragua
currencyUsed Nicaraguan córdoba NERFINISHED
demographics population includes mainly Mestizo and Indigenous groups
drainageBasin part of river basins flowing toward the Coco River region
economicActivity agriculture in surrounding areas
commerce
services
elevationAboveSeaLevel around 600 metres
governingBody Municipality of Ocotal NERFINISHED
hasAreaCode +505
hasClimate tropical savanna climate
hasFunction administrative center of Nueva Segovia Department
hasMunicipalStatus municipality
hasNearbyBorder border with Honduras
hasPostalCode around 36000
hasPublicInstitution municipal government of Ocotal NERFINISHED
hasRole departmental capital
hasUrbanStatus urban center of Nueva Segovia
historicalEvent site of fighting during the Nicaraguan civil conflicts of the 20th century
knownFor historical role in Nicaraguan military conflicts
historical role in Nicaraguan political conflicts
languageUsed Spanish
locatedIn Nueva Segovia Department NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry Nicaragua NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion northern Nicaragua
locatedInSubregion Central America NERFINISHED
locatedInValley valley of northern Nicaragua
locatedOnContinent North America
officialName Ocotal NERFINISHED
partOf Nueva Segovia Department NERFINISHED
primaryReligion Roman Catholicism NERFINISHED
roadNetwork served by the Pan-American Highway corridor nearby
secondaryReligion Protestantism
timeZone Central Time Zone
surface form: Central Standard Time

UTC−06:00
transportConnection connected by road to Managua
connected by road to the Honduran border
usesElectricityStandard 120 V, 60 Hz

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