Latin American Cities 1-24
22 entries in the Latin American Cities compendium.
Latin American Cities 1-24 — Era Chart
FlorianópolisCapital of Santa Catarina, known for beaches and high quality of life.FortalezaCapital of Ceará, fourth-largest city in Brazil.GoiâniaGoiânia is the capital and largest city of the Brazilian state of Goiás.GuantánamoCuban city and municipality, capital of Guantánamo Province.GuarulhosSecond most populous city in São Paulo state, after the capital.Guatemala CityNational capital and largest city of Guatemala.GuayaquilEcuador's largest city and economic hub.HermosilloCapital and largest city of Sonora, Mexico.IbaguéCapital of Tolima, musical and industrial hub of Colombia.IquitosCapital of the Peruvian Amazon, accessible only by river and air.La PazHighest administrative capital city in the world.La Paz, Baja California SurLa Paz is the capital and largest city of the Mexican state of Baja California Sur. It is La PlataPlanned capital of Buenos Aires province, founded in 1882.León, NicaraguaSecond largest city in Nicaragua; historic political and intellectual hub.Liberia, Costa RicaLargest city in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, and home to a UCR regional campus.LimaCapital and largest city of Peru, political and cultural center.MacapáCapital of Amapá, Brazil, on the equator.MaceióCapital of Alagoas, Brazil, named for Tupi springs.ManaguaCapital and largest city of Nicaragua, rebuilt after multiple earthquakes.ManausCapital of Amazonas, center of the rubber boom and Amazon research.Mar del PlataArgentina's largest seaside resort and major fishing port.MaracaiboSecond-largest city in Venezuela, economic hub of western Venezuela.
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