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San Antonio Province · Dominican Republic

Santo Domingo

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Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Diocese of Melipilla

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About Santo Domingo

Santo Domingo is located in San Antonio Province, Dominican Republic. This city serves as a vital hub for both administrative and cultural activities within the province. Known for its historical significance, including being the capital of the Dominican Republic, it plays a crucial role in the country's heritage and development. The city’s economy thrives on tourism and commerce, making it an essential part of the nation's fabric.

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