Municipio de Cabrera, Municipality in María Trinidad Sánchez Province, Dominican Republic
Municipio de Cabrera is a municipality on the northeastern coast of the Dominican Republic, stretching across an area bordered by the Atlantic Ocean. The administrative division connects several neighboring regions through a road network.
The area was originally called Tres Amarras before receiving its current name in 1891 to honor General José Cabrera. The general played a key role in military conflicts of that era.
The community relies on farming and cattle raising as central parts of daily life, with coconut and rice cultivation shaping how people work and live. These activities remain the backbone of what residents do throughout the year.
The location lies north of Santo Domingo and connects to nearby towns like Nagua and Río San Juan through a road system. Visitors should check local road conditions to plan the best route for their visit.
The region contains a protected nature reserve at Cabo Francés Viejo with varied landscapes. This area combines Atlantic views with diverse plant life that many travelers overlook.
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