Fotocopias e Impresos Santa Lucía
Fotocopias e Impresos Santa Lucía is a building in Managua Department, Nicaragua, which is located on 2A CALLE SE. Fotocopias e Impresos Santa Lucía is situated near the library Industria López, as well as near the church Parroquia Santísimo Redentor.- Building
- Address: 2A CALLE SE
Places of Interest Nearby
Highlights include Estadio Nacional Soberanía and Plaza Inter.
Estadio Nacional Soberanía
Estadio Nacional Soberanía is located in Managua, Nicaragua. Estadio Nacional Soberanía is situated 1¼ km south of Fotocopias e Impresos Santa Lucía.
Plaza Inter
Plaza Inter is a shopping center in Managua… Plaza Inter is situated 1 km west of Fotocopias e Impresos Santa Lucía.
Edificio Benjamín Zeledón
Edificio Benjamín Zeledón, is one of tallest buildings in Managua, capital of Nicaragua. Edificio Benjamín Zeledón is situated 1 km northwest of Fotocopias e Impresos Santa Lucía.
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 5 km northwest of Fotocopias e Impresos Santa Lucía.
Ciudad Sandino
Ciudad Sandino is a city and municipality in the Managua department of Nicaragua. Ciudad Sandino is situated 9 km west of Fotocopias e Impresos Santa Lucía.
Fotocopias e Impresos Santa Lucía
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Latitude
12.14428° or 12° 8′ 39″ north
Longitude
-86.26667° or 86° 16′ west
Open location code
764M4PVM+P8
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
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Notable Places Nearby
Highlights include Industria López and Parroquia Santísimo Redentor.
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