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Toro Blanco La Maravilla io Santa Isabel Lugar El Ocho Santa Julia Marcelo San Pancho Los Rincones Felipe Pena Moya El Consuelo Lugar La Boca Negra S 0 Esperanza 0 0 A El Realejo 0 0 Santa Fe Santa Fe 0 N 0 SAN CARLOS Buena Vista Las Limas 0 3 3 Datos Generales J U SAN 2 JU 2 A AN Isla El Caño 1 El Porvenir 1 Punta El Limon N Regalado Los Higuerones EL CASTILLO F Isla Medio Queso r i NOMBRE DEL MUNICIPIO o La Esperanza ¤£322 DEPARTAMENTO DE RÍO SAN JUAN io El Manguito Mauricio EE ll CC aa ss tt ii ll ll oo d Gutierrez Las Colinas In Isla Grande ¤£338 Las Escaleras Municipios Limítrofes San Carlos, Bluefields, y San Juan de Nicaragua so Palo Arco ue Santa Rosa S Isla Grande ¤£300 Q Poza Redonda Las Tablillas io A Isla Chica d N Cerro El Puenton Romerito e N A La Esperanza M U Extensión Territorial 1,654.81 Km² J J U N Che Guevara A A Corexsa La Terraza o N S (San Luis) egr no N CENSO 2005 (Hab.) ESTIMACIÓN 2019 Julio Sandoval Ca Santa Eduvíges P o Población 19,864 38,042 c o S San Antonio o Densidad Poblacional 12.0 Hab / Km² 23 Hab / Km² l La Palma ¤£335 Sabalos ote Población Urbana 2,834 7,301 ap DISTANCIA ENTRE CIUDADES l Z E 0 0 0 0 0 Y POBLADOS IMPORTANTES 0 0 0 Población Rural 17,030 30,740 2 Las Merceditas 2 2 DEPARTAMENTO DE RIO SAN JUAN 2 1 1 (KILÓMETROS) El Raudal Población Hombres 10,242 19,306 ARMENIA 57 Lugar Santa EL CASTILLO Cecilia Población Mujeres 9,622 18,736 SA BUENA VISTA 17 159 N JU A COLONIA CARACITO 143 103 148 N San Luis La Pintada Fuente: Censo de Población y Vivienda 2005, Proyecciones INIDE 2019 EL CASTILLO EL ALMENDRO 118 78 123 25 Poco Sol El Bambu EL TRIUNFO 138 98 143 5 20 EMPALME CRUZ VERDE 55 98 60 88 63 83 SIMBOLOGÍA EMPALME LOVAGO 158 4 163 96 83 102 103 Bartola EMPALME PAJARO NEGRO 97 57 102 46 21 41 42 61 EMPALME AZUCENA 37 117 39 106 82 101 19 121 60 Red Vial por Tipo de Superficie Infraestructura sobre la Vía EMPALME MORRITO 114 40 119 63 38 58 59 44 17 77 Lugar San Pablo Puentes (long > 40m) EMPALME PALOS RALOS 105 49 110 54 29 49 50 53 8 68 Carretera Asfaltada EMPALME SAN MIGUELITO 79 75 84 64 39 59 24 79 18 42 0 0 0 0 0 JERUSALEN 52 102 57 91 67 86 4 106 45 15 62 53 27 0 0 0 Información Base 1 S a n 1 Camino Adoquinado 2 LA AZUCENA 34 120 39 109 85 105 22 125 63 3 80 71 46 18 S a n 2 1 1 LA ESPERANZA JJ uu aa nn dd ee 22 132 27 121 97 116 34 136 75 15 92 83 57 30 12 Concreto Hidráulico Curvas de Nivel LA VENADA 39 126 44 115 90 110 27 130 69 9 86 77 51 24 5 17 NN ii cc aa rr aa gg uu aa Machuca LAUREL GALAN 54 114 59 103 78 98 15 118 57 17 74 65 39 12 25 32 26 S Camino Empedrado LAS COLINAS 14 164 19 153 128 148 65 168 107 47 124 115 89 62 43 32 49 68 A Ríos N J LAS MIRADAS 142 92 147 9 24 4 87 61 45 106 62 53 63 91 109 121 114 102 152 U A Camino Revestido LAUREANO MAIRENA N 2 152 7 141 116 136 53 156 95 34 112 103 77 50 31 19 37 56 12 140 Lagos y Lagunas SAN PANCHO (Frontera) 47 128 52 117 92 112 29 132 71 11 88 79 53 26 14 26 19 33 57 116 45 SAN JU AN Camino de Todo Tiempo LOS CHILES 51 135 53 124 99 119 36 139 78 18 95 86 60 33 14 26 9 40 58 123 46 28 C O S T A R I C A MANAGUA 325 172 330 264 250 259 270 167 228 289 211 220 246 274 292 304 300 285 335 255 323 300 306 Centros Urbanos MARLON ZELAYA 6 148 11 137 113 133 49 153 91 31 108 99 74 46 28 16 33 53 15.9 136 4 42 42 320 o Camino de Estación Seca c s i MAYASANG 110 43 115 59 35 55 55 48 13 74 3 6 31 59 77 89 82 70 120 59 108 84 91 215 104 c n a Localidades MELCHORA (EMPALME A LA ARGENTINA) 39 115 44 104 80 99 17 120 58 2 75 66 41 13 5 17 10 20 48 104 36 13 20 287 33 72 r F n Red Vial No Inventariada MEXICO 62 105 67 95 70 90 7 110 49 26 66 56 31 10 29 41 34 22 72 94 60 36 43 276 67 62 24 a S MORILLO 66 109 71 98 74 94 11 114 52 29 69 60 35 14 33 44 38 26 76 98 64 40 47 281 60 66 27 18 Municipio del Castillo MORRITO Límites 0 135 61 140 83 59 79 79 65 38 98 21 30 55 83 101 113 106 94 144 83 132 108 115 232 129 24 96 86 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 NEVER OPORTA 0 0 82 72 87 61 36 56 27 76 10 45 32 23 3 30 49 60 54 42 92 60 80 56 63 243 76 28 44 34 38 52 0 2 2 1 PALOS RALOS 120 64 125 69 44 64 65 69 23 83 24 15 41 68 87 98 92 80 130 69 118 94 101 236 114 21 83 72 76 45 38 1 Límites Internacionales Municipios Vecinos PUENTE EL OYATE 119 35 124 68 43 63 64 39 22 82 5 14 40 67 86 97 91 79 129 67 117 93 100 206 113 9 80 71 75 26 37 30 PUENTE EL TULE 64 90 69 79 54 74 9 94 33 27 50 41 15 12 31 43 36 24 74 78 62 38 45 261 58 46 26 16 20 70 18 56 55 Límites Departamentales ¤£ Kilómetros desde Managua PUENTE TEPENAGUAZAPA 93 61 98 50 26 46 37 66 4 56 21 12 13 41 59 71 64 52 102 50 90 67 74 233 87 18 54 44 48 42 10 28 26 28 ROTONDA LA ARGENTINA 47 107 52 96 71 91 8 111 50 10 67 58 32 5 14 25 19 7 57 95 45 21 28 279 41 63 8 15 19 87 35 73 72 17 46 San Fran Límites Municipales cis SAN CARLOS 54 123 59 112 87 107 24 127 66 18 83 74 48 21 21 33 29 9 64 111 52 28 35 294 49 80 16 31 35 103 51 89 88 33 61 15 co SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA Costas SAN MIGUELITO 87 82 92 72 47 67 32 87 26 50 43 33 8 35 53 65 59 47 97 71 85 61 68 254 81 39 48 39 42 63 11 49 48 23 21 40 56 ) A S A N J I U N A T N N E A O A O A G E S P T U R N I ) R A NOTA: Mapa elaborado con información de la Red Vial Registrada por la Oficina de D O A I A G O a G O L A N L Z E O R r T S A N T E A E T E e E N T I E A A G I t N O A A A E L Y O R N S U S A R A S n A A C O V R U E A L R S Z L T C U S A N A O S I R A A o G G T O L O N L A Y A A A G G V A R O N r R S A I F Z T L E U E O O D A D A C Inventario Vial del Ministerio de Transporte e Infraestructura.
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