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Leticia, Amazonas: Where Three Countries Meet!

Imagine a city where you can almost touch three countries at once! Welcome to Leticia, right on the amazing Amazon River!

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Leticia, Amazonas

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Puente en el Parque Santander de Leticia Amazonas 17-07-2015
Leticia, Amazonas
Leticia, Amazonas
Leticia, Amazonas
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Key Facts

Location
Southernmost city in Colombia, on the Amazon River.
Population
Over 33,000 people.
Climate
Warm and tropical, with an average temperature of 27°C (80.6°F).
Famous For
Being a meeting point for Colombia, Brazil, and Peru.

Hello from the Amazon Jungle!

Leticia is a super special city in Colombia, way down south. It sits right on the edge of the giant Amazon River, which is like a huge, winding blue snake! The city is so close to other countries that you can almost wave to them. It's a warm place, with sunshine and rain helping the jungle grow big and strong. The river is very important here, like a big highway for boats.

A City Built by the River

Leticia is a busy port city, which means lots of boats come and go. People here love the river and use it for everything! They send colorful fish from the Amazon to faraway places for people to keep in their aquariums. It's like a giant fish market on the water! The city is also next to a bigger city in Brazil, called Tabatinga. Together, they are a huge neighborhood along the river.

Adventures and Neighbors

Did you know that sometimes countries have disagreements? Well, a long time ago, Colombia and Peru had a little argument about where their borders were near Leticia. But they solved it peacefully, like good friends! Now, Leticia is a place where Colombia, Brazil, and Peru all live side-by-side. It's like having best friends living right next door in different houses!

Life in Leticia

People in Leticia speak Spanish, the language of Colombia. They live in a place that's always warm, around 27 degrees Celsius, which is like a very hot summer day! The city is home to over 33,000 people, all living near the mighty Amazon River. They work hard, play by the river, and enjoy the amazing nature all around them. It's a unique place to call home!

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