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Santiago Texacuangos
District
Santiago Texacuangos City Hall
Santiago Texacuangos Location in El Salvador
Coordinates: 13°39′N89°07′W / 13.650°N 89.117°W / 13.650; -89.117
Country	El Salvador
Department	San Salvador Department
Area
• Total	11.8 sq mi (30.5 km²)
Elevation	2,680 ft (817 m)
Population (2007)
• Total	19,428

Santiago Texacuangos is a district in the San Salvador department of El Salvador. It is near Lake Ilopango.^[1]

References

↑ González Choto, Daniel (6 May 2008). "Proyecto de Ilopango costaría $300 millones". Siglo Veintiuno. ProQuest 378370563 . Retrieved 31 May 2024.

13°39′N89°07′W / 13.650°N 89.117°W / 13.650; -89.117

v t e San Salvador Department
Capital: San Salvador
Districts	Aguilares Apopa Ayutuxtepeque Cuscatancingo Delgado El Paisnal Guazapa Ilopango Mejicanos Nejapa Panchimalco Rosario de Mora San Marcos San Martín San Salvador Santiago Texacuangos Santo Tomás Soyapango Tonacatepeque
Geography	Cerro Cinotepeque Cerrón Grande Reservoir Guazapa Volcano Lake Ilopango
Landmarks	Casa Presidencial Cemetery of Distinguished Citizens Estadio Cuscatlán Estadio Jorge "Mágico" González Estadio Las Delicias Estadio Nacional de El Salvador Estadio Universitario UES Gimnasio Nacional José Adolfo Pineda Government Center Tower Iglesia El Carmen Ilopango International Airport Military Museum Monumento al Divino Salvador del Mundo Museo de la Palabra y la Imagen National Palace Plaza Gerardo Barrios San Salvador Cathedral San Salvador Historic Downtown Teatro Nacional de El Salvador World Trade Center San Salvador

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