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Las Terrenas
Las Terrenas Las Terrenas in the Dominican Republic
Coordinates: 19°19′12″N 69°31′48″W / 19.32°N 69.53°W / 19.32; -69.53
Country	Dominican Republic
Province	Samaná
Area [1]
- Total	225 km2 (86.9 sq mi)
Population (2002)[2]
- Total	13,869
- Density	61.6/km2 (159.6/sq mi)
- Urban	7,296
Distance to  â€“ Santo Domingo	225 km
Municipal Districts	0

Las Terrenas is a town in the Samaná province of the Dominican Republic.

Samana was a famous slave trade port for the british in the early 17th century. Today, the people of these provinces are a mix of Taino, Spanish, west indian and african slaves.

Las Terrenas is a new hotspot for foreigners but also people from the Capital. Since the new highway between Santo Domingo and Samaná is done, people from SD come here every week. It takes 2 hours from the center Las Terrenas to the center Santo Domingo. Also, the new airport El Catey also is open for international flights, mainly used for connections in Europe and Canada.

References

Sources

• World Gazeteer: Dominican Republic – World-Gazetteer.com

From Wikitravel

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[1] Bay of Coson, 7 kilometres from Las Terrenas

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