Ministerio del Interior
Ministerio del Interior is a government office in Managua Department, Nicaragua. Ministerio del Interior is situated near the church Parroquia Santísimo Redentor, as well as near the park Parque Margarita Calderón.- Government office
- Established: October 17, 1979
Places of Interest Nearby
Highlights include Plaza Inter and Estadio Nacional Soberanía.
Plaza Inter
Plaza Inter is a shopping center in Managua… Plaza Inter is situated 540 metres west of Ministerio del Interior.
Estadio Nacional Soberanía
Estadio Nacional Soberanía is located in Managua, Nicaragua. Estadio Nacional Soberanía is situated 1 km south of Ministerio del Interior.
Edificio Benjamín Zeledón
Edificio Benjamín Zeledón, is one of tallest buildings in Managua, capital of Nicaragua. Edificio Benjamín Zeledón is situated 780 metres northwest of Ministerio del Interior.
Places in the Area
Nearby places include Managua and La Chureca.
La Chureca
La Chureca was the municipal domestic and industrial waste-disposal site in Managua, Nicaragua. La Chureca is situated 4½ km northwest of Ministerio del Interior.
Ciudad Sandino
Ciudad Sandino is a city and municipality in the Managua department of Nicaragua. Ciudad Sandino is situated 9 km west of Ministerio del Interior.
Ministerio del Interior
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Latitude
12.14409° or 12° 8′ 39″ north
Longitude
-86.26911° or 86° 16′ 9″ west
Open location code
764M4PVJ+J9
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Notable Places Nearby
Highlights include Parroquia Santísimo Redentor and Parque Margarita Calderón.
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