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Guataquí is a muni****lity and town of
Colombia in the
department of Cundinamarca. 4°31′01″N 74°47′26″W / 4.51694°N 74.79056°W / 4.51694; -74.79056...
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Guaduas Cundinamarca 31,831 40,446 563
Guasca Cundinamarca 12,442 15,478 564
Guataquí Cundinamarca 2,489 2,689 565
Guatavita Cundinamarca 6,685 6,958 566 Guayabal...
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ARBELAEZ FUSAGASUGA PASCA SAN
BERNARDO VENECIA ANOLAIMA AGUA DE DIOS
GIRARDOT GUATAQUI JERUSALEN NARIÑO NILO
RICAURTE TOCAIMA FACATATIVA FUNZA MADRID...
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conquerors De Belalcázar and
Federmann left for
Spain in
April 1539,
founding Guataquí together on 6
April 1539. The rule over the
newly created New
Kingdom of...
- Gachalá Gachancipá Gachetá Gama
Girardot Granada Guachetá
Guaduas Guasca Guataquí Guatavita Guayabal de Síquima
Guayabetal Gutiérrez
Jerusalen Junín La Calera...
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Colegio Cundinamarca 990
Girardot Cundinamarca 326
Guaduas Cundinamarca 992
Guataquí Cundinamarca 227
Guayabal de Síquima
Cundinamarca 1630 La Mesa Cundinamarca...
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three conquistadors founded their place of harbour;
Panche settlement Guataquí on
April 6, 1539. Tundama, who
ruled the
northernmost part of the Muisca...
- Gachancipá, Gachetá, Girardot, Granada, Guachetá (partial), Guaduas, Guasca,
Guataquí (partial), Guatavita,
Guayabal de Síquima, Guayabetal, Gutiérrez, Jerusalén...
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Quesada on
August 6, 1538, they left with De Albarracín for
Guataquí, a town they founded. In
Guataquí, on the
Magdalena River, he
ordered the
construction of...
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Zapatoca Ayapel Tubará Guatapé - Quechua: ”Stones and water” Chimá Tuchín
Guataquí Popayán - Quechua: “Pampayán”
Pasto Güicán El
Cocuy Siecha Lakes Guasca...
