Cajicá

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Cajicá

Flag

Nickname: The Stone Fortress

Location of the town and municipality of Chia in Cundinamarca Department.

Department

Cundinamarca

Province

Central Savanna Province

Foundation

Pre-Columbian

Government

- Mayor

Area

- Total

53 km² (20.5 sq mi)

Elevation

2,558 m (8,392 ft)

Website:

Cajicá is a municipality and town of Colombia in the department of Cundinamarca.

The native name of Cajicá are: The Stone Fortress, Cajicá it's the third most populous municipality in the province after Zipaquirá and Chía

[edit] Borders

North with Zipaquirá
South: Chía
West with Tabio
East with Sopó

[edit] Another Facts

Market Day: Sunday
Distance from Bogotá: 39 km
The Spanish Foundation: March 05 of 1598
Median temperature: 14 °C
Demonym: Cajiqueños
Dane Code: 25126

[edit] External links

(Spanish) : FOTW: Flag and Coat of Arms of Cajica

v • d • e Provinces and Municipalities in Cundinamarca Department

Almeidas Province	Chocontá • Machetá • Manta • Sesquilé • Suesca • Tibiritá • Villapinzón

Upper Magdalena Province	Agua de Dios • Girardot • Guataqui • Jerusalen • Nariño • Nilo • Ricaurte • Tocaima

Lower Magdalena Province	Caparrapí • Guaduas • Puerto Salgar

Gualivá Province	Albán • La Peña • La Vega • Nimaima • Nocaima • Quebradanegra • San Francisco • Sasaima • Supatá • Útica • Vergara • Villeta

Guavio Province	Gachala • Gacheta • Gama • Guasca • Guatavita • Junín • La Calera • Ubalá

Central Magdalena Province	Beltrán • Bituima • Chaguani • Guayabal de Síquima • Puli • San Juan Rioseco • Viani

Medina Province	Medina • Paratebueno

Eastern Province	Caqueza • Chipaque • Choachí • Fomeque • Fosca • Guayabetal • Gutierrez • Quetame • Ubaque • Une

Rionegro Province	El Peñón • La Palma • Pacho • Paime • San Cayetano • Topaipí • Villagómez • Yacopí

Central Savanna Province	Cajicá • Chía • Cogua • Cota • Gachancipá • Nemocón • Sopó • Tabio • Tenjo • Tocancipá • Zipaquirá

Western Savanna Province	Bojacá • El Rosal • Facatativá • Funza • Madrid • Mosquera • Subachoque • Zipacón

Soacha Province	Sibaté • Soacha

Sumapaz Province	Arbeláez • Cabrera • Fusagasugá • Granada • Pandi • Pasca • San Bernardo • Silvania • Tibacuy • Venecia

Tequendama Province	Anapoima • Anolaima • Apulo • Cachipay • El Colegio • La Mesa • Quipile • San Antonio del Tequendama • Tena • Viotá

Ubaté Province	Cucunubá • Fúquene • Guachetá • Lenguazaque • Simijacá • Susa • Sutatausa • Tausa • Ubaté

Metropolitan Area of Bogotá	Bogotá, Capital District

See also: List of municipalities in Cundinamarca