Camoapa / Camoapa, Boaco, Nicaragua, North America

populated place; a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.

Camoapa (0Km)
El Abra (3Km)
Las Nubes (6.7Km)
El Mulero (8.4Km)
San Gregorio (9Km)
El Roblar (9Km)
Los Potrerillos (10.8Km)
Caña de Castilla (12.2Km)
Boaco Viejo (12.4Km)
Tuncar (16Km)
El Guabo (16.2Km)
Santa Inés (17.8Km)
Comalapa (18.1Km)
San José de Torres (18.8Km)
Guirruca (19.1Km)
El Tule (20.1Km)
Las Lajas (21.1Km)
Buenos Aires (21.3Km)
El Cebollín (21.5Km)
La Ceiba (22.6Km)
Las Lagunas (23.3Km)
Santa Isabel (24.1Km)
El Rodeo (25.4Km)
El Jocote (25.7Km)
San Lorenzo (26.6Km)
El Zapote (27.3Km)
Espíritu Santo (27.6Km)
San Francisco (28.1Km)
La Pita (28.1Km)
San Juan (28.3Km)
El Paraíso (28.5Km)
El Pedernal (29.6Km)
El Tule (29.6Km)
Yucapuca (30.2Km)
Boaco (30.6Km)
San Isidro (30.7Km)
Los Cerritos (30.9Km)
San Andrés (31.4Km)
Cuapa (31.7Km)
La Pita (32.2Km)
El Tule (32.6Km)
Catarina (32.7Km)
Sonzapote (33.1Km)
Las Pilas (33.1Km)
La Esperanza (33.2Km)
El Carmen (33.3Km)
Saguatepe (33.8Km)
Güiscoyol (33.8Km)
Tecolostote (33.8Km)
Llano Grande (35Km)

mountain; an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.

hill; a rounded elevation of limited extent rising above the surrounding land with local relief of less than 300m.

stream; a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.

first-order administrative division; a primary administrative division of a country, such as a state in the United States.

peak; a pointed elevation atop a mountain, ridge, or other hypsographic feature.

Camoapa, Boaco, Nicaragua