San Antonio del Tequendama

San Antonio del Tequendama is a municipality and town of in the part of the department of . The municipality is located along the Serranía de Subía in the Tena Valley and borders and in the north, Bojacá and in the east, and in the west and in the south Soacha and .
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Latitude
4.61614° or 4° 36′ 58″ north
Longitude
-74.35169° or 74° 21′ 6″ west
Open location code
67P7JJ8X+F8
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Open­Street­Map feature
place = town
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In Other Languages

From Armenian to Waray—“San Antonio del Tequendama” goes by many names.
Սան Անտոնիո դել ՏեկենդամաArmenian
San Antonio del TequendamaAsturian
San Antonio del Tequendama (Colombia)Asturian
San Antonio del TequendamaCebuano
圣安东尼奥德尔特肯达马Chinese
聖安東尼奧德爾特肯達馬Chinese
San Antonio de TenaDutch
San Antonio del TequendamaDutch
San Antonio del TequendamaGalician
სან-ანტონიო-დელ-ტეკენდამაGeorgian
San Antonio del TequendamaIrish
San Antonio del TequendamaItalian
San Antonio del TequendamaKotava
San Antonio del TequendamaMalay
San Antonio del TequendamaMin Nan Chinese
سان آنتونیو دل تکنداماPersian
سن آنتونیو دل تکنداماPersian
San Antonio del TequendamaPolish
Сан-Антонио-дель-ТекендамаRussian
San Antonio del TequendamaScots
San Antonio del TequendamaSwedish
San Antonio del TequendamaTagalog
San Antonio del TequendamaTurkish
San Antonio del Tequendama (belediye)Turkish
San Antonio del Tequendama belediyesiTurkish
سان انتونیو دل تیکین دامہUrdu
San Antonio del TequendamaUzbek
San Antonio del TequendamaVietnamese
San Antonio del TequendamaWaray (Philippines)

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