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Monte Cristi topographic map
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Monte Cristi
The Montecristi province limits to the North with the Atlantic Ocean: to the South with the provinces Dajabón and Santiago Rodríguez; to the East with the Valverde province and to the West with the Atlantic Ocean and the Republic of Haiti. The Montecristi province is fundamentally an immense plain with many hills. El Morro, with an approximate height of 237 meters, is one of the characteristic symbols of Montecristeno relief. It is a solitary elevation, in the form of a plateau.
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Name: Monte Cristi topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Monte Cristi, Dominican Republic (19.52360 -71.86490 19.91237 -71.13033)
Average elevation: 308 ft
Minimum elevation: -3 ft
Maximum elevation: 3,297 ft
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