Municipio San Diego, Municipal administration in Carabobo, Venezuela
Municipio San Diego is an administrative division in northeastern Carabobo that encompasses residential areas and agricultural land near Valencia. The area hosts multiple schools and technical colleges supporting the local population.
The area began as an indigenous settlement in the late 1600s and became an official municipality in 1994 through territorial reorganization. This administrative change reflected the region's modern development needs.
The municipality centers on Catholic faith, with several churches serving as gathering points for the community. Religious traditions remain visible in daily life and local celebrations.
The area is well served by schools, universities, and technical colleges offering various educational programs. Visitors should note that this is a mixed residential and rural region where developed and agricultural zones coexist.
Cerro Caobal peak rises within the municipal boundaries at over 1900 meters elevation. This natural landmark dominates the landscape and provides views across the surrounding territory.
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