Tangamandapio
Santiago Tangamandapio, known as Tangamandapio, is a municipality in the Mexican state of Michoacán. It is located 165 km from the state capital of Morelia.
- Town with about 10,500 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 1,680 metres (5,500 feet)
- …is also known as “Santiago Tangamandapio”
- Description: municipal seat of Tangamandapio, State of Michoacán, Mexico
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Latitude
19.95441° or 19° 57′ 16″ north
Longitude
-102.43303° or 102° 25′ 59″ west
Open location code
75FVXH38+QQ
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OpenStreetMap feature
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In Other Languages
From Basque to Vietnamese—“Tangamandapio” goes by many names.
Tangamandapio (udalerria)Basque
TangamandapioCatalan
Santiago TangamandapioCebuano
Сантияго ТангамандапиоChechen
Сантияго Тангамандапио (Тангамандапио)Chechen
TangamandapioDanish
Santiago Tangamandapio, MichoacánDutch
TangamandapiuDutch
TangamandapioEsperanto
Tangamandapio (komunumo en MichoacánEsperanto
TangamandapioFriulian
ტანგამანდაპიოGeorgian
Santiago TangamandapioIrish
TangamandapioItalian
Сантьяго ТангамандапиоRussian
ТангамандапиоRussian
Сантијаго ТангамандапиоSerbian
Opština TangamandapioSerbo-Croatian
Santiago Tangamandapio, MichoacánSerbo-Croatian
Santiago TangamandapioSwedish
Сантияго ТангамандапиоTatar
Сантияго Тангамандапио (Тангамандапио)Tatar
Santiago TangamandapioTurkish
تانگامانداپیوUrdu
TangamandapioVenetian
TangamandapioVietnamese
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