UBICACIÓN GEOGRÁFICA


 UBICACIÓN GEOGRÁFICA.

Geographic location is the identification of a specific place on the planet, through the use of various tools such as maps, compasses, coordinates or geolocation systems. 

Gramar:

IN:Preposition to refer to cities within the country.

OF:Preposition to refer to countries

TO: Preposition to refer to borders

ON:Preposition to refer to coasts and rivers.



PLATO MAGDALENA.



Plate, is located to the South of the Department magdalena, limits to the North in the Municipality of Tenerife, to the South the Municipality of Santa Bárbara de Pinto, the northwest with the Municipality of Chivolo, to the west with the Magdalena River.


RIKS.

The risks that the township of Magdalena suffers are flooding due to winter waves, and this affects the vast majority of the population. Some sectors of the population of Magdalena can be quite dark, sometimes the fog is too foggy and this can cause respiratory problems.




TRADITIONS.

In Plato you have to enjoy the Festival of the Legend of the alligator man, the Afro-Caribbean, Holy Week, the festivities of November 11 and all its festive atmosphere 365 days a year, because in this population you feel an atmosphere of Caribbean flavor.

 








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