Dance of the little devils
Get to know this municipality where the inhabitants are characterized by being people with a friendly, honest character, lovers of study and work, with deep-rooted family and traditional customs.
With a privileged climate and varied resources to enjoy nature such as beaches, rivers and waterfalls for the enjoyment of its inhabitants and visitors. Jinotepe is also the cradle of the first coffee plantation in the country.
Nursery Ampie
The municipality of Jinotepe is located 46 kilometers from the city of Managua. It limits to the north with San Marcos and Masatepe, to the south with the Pacific Ocean, to the east with El Rosario, Santa Teresa and La Conquista and to the west with Diriamba and Dolores.
The fundamental economic activity of the municipality is the agriculture of vegetables, citrus fruits, basic grains, musaceae and coffee.
Demographic data
Territorial expansion |
Altitude |
Location |
|---|---|---|
| 280.52 km2 | 569.10 masl | 52,175 inhabitants Urbana: 38,585 - Rural: 13,590 |
How to reach?
You can get to the city of Jinotepe from Managua by taking a transport unit at the bus terminal in front of the Casimiro Sotelo Montenegro National University and at the Israel Lewites market. Jinotepe also has a bus connection that travels to Rivas, Nandaime, Granada and various cities in the department of Masaya.
You can also travel by private vehicle taking the South Pan-American Highway passing through El Crucero and Diriamba, until you reach the municipality, the road is in good condition.
