Urabá Antioquia

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Urabá Antioquia is a subregion in the

Municipalities

• Apartadó
• Arboletes
• Carepa
• Chigorodó
• Murindó
• Mutatá
• Turbo
• Necoclí
• San Juan de Urabá
• San Pedro de Urabá
• Vigía del Fuerte

Notable people

• Luis Eduardo Gómez (born ca. 1941), freelance journalist

References

7°53′N 76°38′W / 7.883°N 76.633°W / 7.883; -76.633