Dominican Republic: Provinces – Map Quiz

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The Dominican Republic occupies the eastern part of the Caribbean island of Hispaniola, which it shares with Haiti. The country has a varied landscape of mountain ranges, fertile valleys, coastal plains, and long coastlines along the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea.

The Dominican Republic is divided into 31 provinces and the Distrito Nacional, or National District, which contains the central part of the capital, Santo Domingo. Together, these 32 units form the country's first-level administrative divisions.

The provinces vary considerably in size, population, and geography. Many of the country's largest population centers are found around Santo Domingo and Santiago, while other provinces extend across mountainous interiors, agricultural valleys, and coastal regions.

This quiz covers all 31 provinces and the National District of the Dominican Republic. Learning their locations provides a useful introduction to the country's administrative geography and its different regions.

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