Medellin - description of the city:
Medellin is city of Columbia (Departamento de Antioquia).
The population of Medellin: 1,999,979 people. Geographic coordinates of Medellin: 6.29139 x -75.53611.
| Country |
Columbia
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| International title |
Medellin |
| Population |
1,999,979 people |
| Timezone |
America/Bogota |
| State |
Departamento de Antioquia |
| Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 6.29139 x Longitude: -75.53611 |
Photo Galery Medellin
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- Lido
- Museo de Antioquia
- Park of Bolívar
- Pueblito Paisa
- The Metropolitan Cathedral
- Parque Explora
- Edificio Coltejer
- Parque de Berrio
- Museo Pedro Nel Gómez
- Parque San Antonio
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