San Juan

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San Juan is the capital and largest city of Argentina’s San Juan Province, known for its wine production, seismic activity, and Andean setting.

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San Juan canonical 5
San Juan (Saint John) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
provincial capital
capitalOf San Juan Province
climate arid climate
climateClassification Köppen BWh
coordinateLocation 31.5375°S 68.5364°W
country Argentina
countryCallingCode +54
distanceToCapital about 1100 km west of Buenos Aires
elevationAboveSeaLevel approximately 640 metres
governingBody Municipality of San Juan
hasCathedral Cathedral of San Juan Bautista
hasFestival National Sun Festival
hasMuseum Museo Provincial de Bellas Artes Franklin Rawson
Museo de la Historia Urbana
hasPark Parque de Mayo
hasSportsVenue Estadio San Juan del Bicentenario
hasUniversity National University of San Juan
historicalEvent 1944 San Juan earthquake
knownFor Andean setting
seismic activity
wine production
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity San Juan Province
locatedInContinent South America
locatedInMountainRange Andes
locatedInRegion Cuyo
locatedOnRiver San Juan River
majorEconomicActivity agriculture
mining
tourism
viticulture
namedAfter Saint John the Baptist
linked to: John the Baptist
nearBorderWith Chile
officialLanguage Spanish
partOf Andean wine region
population over 110000 inhabitants
postalCode J5400
reconstructedAfter 1944 San Juan earthquake
religion Roman Catholicism
roadConnection National Route 20
National Route 40
seismicZone Cuyo seismic region
sports football
hockey
subdivisionType department
timeZone UTC−03:00
transportInfrastructure Domingo Faustino Sarmiento Airport
urbanPlanningFeature modern grid layout

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San Juan Province largestCity San Juan
San Juan Province hasCity San Juan
San Juan Heights namedAfter San Juan (Saint John)
linked to: San Juan
2011 Copa América hostCity San Juan
La Mesa Reservoir cityServed San Juan