Puerto Colombia
Puerto Colombia is a coastal town and municipality in Atlántico Department, Colombia founded in the mid-1800s. It is famous for its "Pier of Puerto Colombia", that at one time was the largest pier in the world.
- Town with about 26,900 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 10 metres (30 feet)
- Description: Colombian municipality of the department of Atlántico
Places of Interest
Discover Puerto Colombia Light and Castillo de San Antonio de Salgar.
Puerto Colombia Light
The Puerto Colombia Light, also known as The Window…
Castillo de San Antonio de Salgar
Castillo de San Antonio de Salgar is a public building.
3½ km northeast of Puerto Colombia
Puerto Colombia
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Latitude
10.98913° or 10° 59′ 21″ north
Longitude
-74.95541° or 74° 57′ 20″ west
UN/LOCODE
CO PUC
Open location code
7727X2QV+MR
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place = town
Satellite Map
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In Other Languages
From Asturian to Waray—“Puerto Colombia” goes by many names.
Puerto ColombiaAsturian
Puerto ColombiaCebuano
哥伦比亚港Chinese
哥倫比亞港Chinese
Puerto ColombiaDutch
Puerto ColombiaGalician
პუერტო-კოლუმბიაGeorgian
प्वेर्तो कोलोम्बियाHindi
Puerto ColombiaIloko
Puerto ColombiaIrish
Puerto ColombiaItalian
プエルト・コロンビアJapanese
Puerto ColombiaKotava
Puerto ColombiaMalay
Puerto ColombiaMin Nan Chinese
پورتو کلمبیاPersian
Puerto ColombiaPolish
Пуэрто-КоломбияRussian
Puerto ColombiaScots
Puerto ColombiaSwedish
Puerto ColombiaTagalog
Puerto ColombiaTurkish
Puerto Colombia (belediye)Turkish
Puerto Colombia belediyesiTurkish
پورتو کولمبیاUrdu
Puerto ColombiaUzbek
Puerto ColombiaVietnamese
Puerto ColombiaWaray (Philippines)
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