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Cordillera Central

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Cor·dil·le·ra Cen·tral  (kôrdl-yr sn-träl, -d-yrä)
1. The central of three ranges of the Andes in western Colombia.
2. A mountain range of central Dominican Republic.
3. A range of the Andes extending northwest and southeast in north-central Peru.
4. A mountain range of northern Luzon, Philippines.
5. A mountain range of south-central Puerto Rico.
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Four mountain ranges decorate the country; the Cordillera Central ("Central Mountain Range") approaches Santiago, so visitors to the Procigar Festival could also schedule a day trip to see Pico Duarte, the jewel of the Cordillera Central and the highest peak in the West Indies (over 3000 meters).
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This part of the Cordillera Central, named the Alpes Dominicanos, offers a range of rafting and walking activities and excursions for nature lovers and those seeking recuperation.
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It's amid this environment that the Cordillera Central has become a center for ecotourism in the Caribbean, with several outfits in Jarabacoa, Constanza, and other towns offering whitewater rafting, horseback riding, mountain biking, and guided hikes up 3,087-meter Pico Duarte.
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