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Medellín is een stad in het noordwesten van Colombia. Het is de hoofdstad van het departement Antioquia en telde in 2006 2,4 miljoen inwoners.
Medellín
Stad in Colombia
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Medellín is een stad in het noordwesten van Colombia. Het is de hoofdstad van het departement Antioquia en telde in 2006 2,4 miljoen inwoners. Hiermee is de stad na Bogota de grootste stad van het land. Wikipedia
Wijken: El Poblado, Belén, Laureles en meer
Inwonersaantal: 2,569 miljoen (2020)
Hoogte: 4.905 ft
Oppervlakte: 147,5 mi˛
Burgemeester: Daniel Quintero (MI); (2020-2023)
Coördinaten: 6° 15′ NB, 75° 34′ WL
Departement: Antioquia
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