Tourist Guide San Salvador
The Republic of El Salvador covers an area of about 22,000 km2 where 7,000,000
spanish speakers live.
Other languages are known and english is widely diffused, too!
They are mostly Roman Catholic, but Protestants represent at least 25% of the
whole population.
El Salvador achieved its own independence in September 1821 and though the smallest
among the other Central American Countries it is the most densily populated.
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| Sonsonate - 21.3 mi | |
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Sonsonate is the capital city of the department of Sonsonate, EI Salvador. It lies on the banks of the Sensunappan River and is at a distance of 21 kilometer from the San Salvodar... |
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| Soyapango - 21.3 mi | |
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Soyapango is an urban district of El Salvador having corporate status and powers of self-government. It is an administrative division of ‘San Salvador department’. The... |
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