| 9013 records found for "North Canton" | |||||
| Name | Country | Feature class | Latitude | Longitude | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
2001  | Buenavista | Costa Rica, Alajuela Province Guatuso > Buenavista | third-order administrative division population 1,573 | N 10° 46′ 33'' | W 84° 48′ 56'' |
| 2002 | Carmona  | Costa Rica, Guanacaste Province Nandayure > Carmona | third-order administrative division population 2,486 | N 9° 59′ 20'' | W 85° 15′ 35'' |
| 2003 | Pacuarito | Costa Rica, Limón Province Siquirres > Pacuarito | third-order administrative division population 8,756 | N 10° 6′ 11'' | W 83° 25′ 16'' |
| 2004 | Florida | Costa Rica, Limón Province Siquirres > Florida | third-order administrative division population 2,184 | N 10° 2′ 37'' | W 83° 37′ 34'' |
| 2005 | El Cairo | Costa Rica, Limón Province Siquirres > El Cairo | third-order administrative division population 6,082 | N 10° 12′ 1'' | W 83° 30′ 27'' |
| 2006 | Telire | Costa Rica, Limón Province Talamanca > Telire | third-order administrative division population 6,240 | N 9° 26′ 21'' | W 83° 9′ 34'' |
| 2007 | Espíritu Santo | Costa Rica, Puntarenas Province Esparza > Espíritu Santo | third-order administrative division population 15,686 | N 9° 58′ 5'' | W 84° 41′ 51'' |
| 2008 | Sabalito | Costa Rica, Puntarenas Province Coto Brus > Sabalito | third-order administrative division population 10,984 | N 8° 48′ 59'' | W 82° 54′ 5'' |
| 2009 | Aguabuena | Costa Rica, Puntarenas Province Coto Brus > Aguabuena | third-order administrative division population 6,286 | N 8° 44′ 16'' | W 82° 56′ 42'' |
| 2010 | Santa Rosa | Costa Rica, Heredia Province Santo Domingo > Santa Rosa | third-order administrative division population 7,269 | N 9° 58′ 14'' | W 84° 6′ 0'' |
| 2011 | Palmares | Costa Rica, Alajuela Province Palmares > Palmares | third-order administrative division population 3,599 | N 10° 3′ 14'' | W 84° 25′ 58'' |
| 2012 | Zarcero | Costa Rica, Alajuela Province Zarcero > Zarcero | third-order administrative division population 4,004 | N 10° 11′ 22'' | W 84° 22′ 46'' |
| 2013 | San Jerónimo | Costa Rica, Puntarenas Province Esparza > San Jerónimo | third-order administrative division population 751 | N 10° 3′ 48'' | W 84° 39′ 22'' |
| 2014 | Volcán | Costa Rica, Puntarenas Province Buenos Aires > Volcán | third-order administrative division population 3,815 | N 9° 14′ 54'' | W 83° 27′ 2'' |
| 2015 | Potrero Grande | Costa Rica, Puntarenas Province Buenos Aires > Potrero Grande | third-order administrative division population 5,956 | N 9° 6′ 9'' | W 83° 8′ 45'' |
| 2016 | Mercedes | Costa Rica, Limón Province Guácimo > Mercedes | third-order administrative division population 1,707 | N 10° 8′ 24'' | W 83° 39′ 17'' |
| 2017 | Hojancha | Costa Rica, Guanacaste Province Hojancha > Hojancha | third-order administrative division population 4,245 | N 10° 2′ 42'' | W 85° 25′ 32'' |
| 2018 | Jesús María | Costa Rica, Alajuela Province San Mateo > Jesús María | third-order administrative division population 2,397 | N 9° 56′ 42'' | W 84° 36′ 35'' |
| 2019 | Zaragoza | Costa Rica, Alajuela Province Palmares > Zaragoza | third-order administrative division population 8,219 | N 10° 2′ 15'' | W 84° 26′ 37'' |
| 2020 | San Rafael | Costa Rica, Alajuela Province Poás > San Rafael | third-order administrative division population 5,436 | N 10° 5′ 54'' | W 84° 15′ 27'' |
| 2021 | Carrillos | Costa Rica, Alajuela Province Poás > Carrillos | third-order administrative division population 9,228 | N 10° 2′ 10'' | W 84° 16′ 23'' |
| 2022 | San Miguel | Costa Rica, Alajuela Province Naranjo > San Miguel | third-order administrative division population 4,657 | N 10° 4′ 17'' | W 84° 23′ 41'' |
| 2023 | Cirrí Sur | Costa Rica, Alajuela Province Naranjo > Cirrí Sur | third-order administrative division population 4,552 | N 10° 9′ 8'' | W 84° 21′ 56'' |
| 2024 | San Pedro | Costa Rica, Alajuela Province Poás > San Pedro | third-order administrative division population 7,554 | N 10° 4′ 39'' | W 84° 14′ 43'' |
| 2025 | Santa Cecilia | Costa Rica, Guanacaste Province La Cruz > Santa Cecilia | third-order administrative division population 6,258 | N 11° 2′ 56'' | W 85° 22′ 19'' |
| 2026 | Rincón de Sabanilla | Costa Rica, Heredia Province San Pablo > Rincón de Sabanilla | third-order administrative division population 8,259 | N 9° 59′ 1'' | W 84° 6′ 17'' |
| 2027 | Cahuita | Costa Rica, Limón Province Talamanca > Cahuita | third-order administrative division population 8,293 | N 9° 40′ 8'' | W 82° 48′ 16'' |
| 2028 | Santo Tomás | Costa Rica, Heredia Province Santo Domingo > Santo Tomás | third-order administrative division population 6,267 | N 9° 58′ 46'' | W 84° 4′ 34'' |
| 2029 | San Francisco | Costa Rica, Heredia Province San Isidro > San Francisco | third-order administrative division population 4,438 | N 10° 0′ 32'' | W 84° 3′ 57'' |
| 2030 | Jiménez | Costa Rica, Limón Province Pococí > Jiménez | third-order administrative division population 10,501 | N 10° 11′ 12'' | W 83° 45′ 26'' |
| 2031 | Bejuco | Costa Rica, Guanacaste Province Nandayure > Bejuco | third-order administrative division population 3,026 | N 9° 50′ 16'' | W 85° 16′ 31'' |
| 2032 | La Virgen | Costa Rica, Heredia Province Sarapiquí > La Virgen | third-order administrative division population 10,521 | N 10° 26′ 18'' | W 84° 5′ 29'' |
| 2033 | Llanuras del Gaspar | Costa Rica, Heredia Province Sarapiquí > Llanuras del Gaspar | third-order administrative division population 1,160 | N 10° 40′ 35'' | W 83° 50′ 35'' |
| 2034 | San Miguel | Costa Rica, Heredia Province Santo Domingo > San Miguel | third-order administrative division population 6,363 | N 9° 58′ 52'' | W 84° 3′ 17'' |
| 2035 | Monte Romo | Costa Rica, Guanacaste Province Hojancha > Monte Romo | third-order administrative division population 671 | N 9° 57′ 52'' | W 85° 23′ 21'' |
| 2036 | Puerto Carrillo | Costa Rica, Guanacaste Province Hojancha > Puerto Carrillo | third-order administrative division population 1,574 | N 9° 55′ 39'' | W 85° 26′ 51'' |
| 2037 | Mansión | Costa Rica, Guanacaste Province Nicoya > Mansión | third-order administrative division population 5,717 | N 10° 6′ 29'' | W 85° 19′ 5'' |
| 2038 | San Antonio | Costa Rica, Guanacaste Province Nicoya > San Antonio | third-order administrative division population 6,642 | N 10° 15′ 33'' | W 85° 24′ 2'' |
| 2039 | Quebrada Honda | Costa Rica, Guanacaste Province Nicoya > Quebrada Honda | third-order administrative division population 2,523 | N 10° 11′ 39'' | W 85° 17′ 13'' |
| 2040 | Sámara | Costa Rica, Guanacaste Province Nicoya > Sámara | third-order administrative division population 3,512 | N 9° 54′ 39'' | W 85° 32′ 16'' |
| 2041 | Nosara | Costa Rica, Guanacaste Province Nicoya > Nosara | third-order administrative division population 4,912 | N 9° 58′ 32'' | W 85° 37′ 31'' |
| 2042 | Tierras Morenas | Costa Rica, Guanacaste Province Tilarán > Tierras Morenas | third-order administrative division population 1,358 | N 10° 34′ 55'' | W 84° 59′ 59'' |
| 2043 | Arenal | Costa Rica, Guanacaste Province Tilarán > Arenal | third-order administrative division population 2,300 | N 10° 31′ 13'' | W 84° 51′ 6'' |
| 2044 | Tronadora | Costa Rica, Guanacaste Province Tilarán > Tronadora | third-order administrative division population 1,795 | N 10° 25′ 27'' | W 84° 50′ 8'' |
| 2045 | Santa Rosa | Costa Rica, Guanacaste Province Tilarán > Santa Rosa | third-order administrative division population 1,945 | N 10° 30′ 22'' | W 85° 0′ 1'' |
| 2046 | San Vicente | Costa Rica, Heredia Province Santo Domingo > San Vicente | third-order administrative division population 6,427 | N 9° 59′ 23'' | W 84° 4′ 47'' |
| 2047 | Las Horquetas | Costa Rica, Heredia Province Sarapiquí > Las Horquetas | third-order administrative division population 24,331 | N 10° 18′ 47'' | W 83° 57′ 25'' |
| 2048 | Santa Bárbara | Costa Rica, Heredia Province Santa Bárbara > Santa Bárbara | third-order administrative division population 5,944 | N 10° 2′ 15'' | W 84° 9′ 31'' |
| 2049 | San Isidro | Costa Rica, Heredia Province San Isidro > San Isidro | third-order administrative division population 6,113 | N 10° 0′ 45'' | W 84° 3′ 11'' |
| 2050 | Santa Cruz | Costa Rica, Guanacaste Province Santa Cruz > Santa Cruz | third-order administrative division population 21,544 | N 10° 14′ 19'' | W 85° 35′ 56'' |
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