Duvergé
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Duvergé is the largest city in the Independencia Province of the Dominican Republic
. The first settlers of this community were the gentlemen Christopher Pérez and María del Pulgar, originating from San Juan de la Maguana
, who they were established in Bermesí.
These they were hateros Spanish that with some kin and African slaves founded the populated of The Ladies in the year 1772.
Some historiographers affirm that the name of "Las Damas" arose due to that the men that fought in these lands, by the country they kept their women to the edge of the river and when they finished their military combats they exclaimed: We go for our Ladies! Thus the name of Las Damas arose.
But late May 17, 1876 by the number of inhabitants and by its agricultural importance, the president Ulysses Francisco Espaillat signed the decree not. 1524 erecting in Cantonal Position upon populating of The Ladies belonging to the common one of Neyba, Province of Azua.
September 12, 1881 became a part of the Maritime District of Barahona, jointly with Petit Trou, today Municipality of Enriquillo.
During of the government of Ulysses Heureaux (Lilís) the vice president of the Republic Wenceslao Figuereo instituted in common with the name of Duvergé the Cantonal Positions the Ladies of the Maritime District of Barahona, June 22, 1891 offering him the name of Duvergé in honor of the hero of our war of General independence Antonio Duvergé.
The common one of Duvergé was segregated of the Province of Barahona, in its condition of common to become a part of the Province Bahoruco by means of the law not. 229 of March 18, 1943.
In the year 1949, in the government of Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina was promulgated the law not. 2107 by means of which the common one of Duvergé becomes a part of the Province Independence to the present time.
The municipality of Duvergé, a plain entrenched between saws and mountains, this located geographically in the Valley of Neyba but politically belongs to the Province Independence.
This community this to some 17 km. of Neyba and to 42 km. Of Jimaní, municipality head of the province.
Duvergé this located in a zone of abundant cactus, with An a little irregular climate, nevertheless, counts on currents of groundwater and superficial that dampen their lands and in spite of the aridez they do them eligible for the production.
Although does not it count on an exuberant vegetation, the same one has an attractive worthy natural landscape of to be appreciated by any human Being that observe it, since this reforested in almost all its extension
Their high part this formed by bluffs and steep mountains, that form part of the Saw of Bahoruco, which extends from Barahona to the neighboring Republic of Haiti being found in her large heights as are the Hill of the Bull, with 2.375 meters.
The Avocado with 2.267 meters, this saw has large extensions of peak and was declared national park to avoid the deforestation and the extinction of some species of endemic animals and natives for the purpose of conserve the flora and the fauna.
You get dark them in this community they are gaudy, contrasting with the color of their mountains. Their natural landscapes are very pleasant serving of source of inspiration to our compueblanos and visiting.
The municipality of Duvergé has a territorial extension of 501,43 km2. This population has followed an evolutionary process of growth and development marked for phases, with dynamic influences in the emigration and immigration.
Has a population of 17.320 inhabitants, of which 12.053 live in the urban zone and in the rural zone 5.267 inhabitants exist.
The great majority of the agricultural lands they are dedicated to the production of banana, Guinean, yucca, yam, coconut, vegetables.
As the municipality of Duvergé abuts with the Lake Enriquillo, Is frequent the exploitation fishing ground, being marketed the tilapia
in large quantities, which is used for the local consumption and of the adjoining municipalities.
The local commerce acquires certain dynamics, in consequence of the informal sales of edible products and clothes that come from Haiti.
The municipality receives monthly incomes by a total of RD$ 1,681.035,52 (A Million six hundred eighty-one Thousand Thirty and Five Pesos with fifty-two Cents), approximately, of funds of the central government.
Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic is a nation on the island of La Hispaniola, part of the Greater Antilles archipelago in the Caribbean region. The western third of the island is occupied by the nation of Haiti, making Hispaniola one of two Caribbean islands that are shared by two countries...
. The first settlers of this community were the gentlemen Christopher Pérez and María del Pulgar, originating from San Juan de la Maguana
San Juan de la Maguana
San Juan de la Maguana is the capital city and the largest city in the province of San Juan and is the 10th largest city in the Dominican Republic.-References:...
, who they were established in Bermesí.
These they were hateros Spanish that with some kin and African slaves founded the populated of The Ladies in the year 1772.
Some historiographers affirm that the name of "Las Damas" arose due to that the men that fought in these lands, by the country they kept their women to the edge of the river and when they finished their military combats they exclaimed: We go for our Ladies! Thus the name of Las Damas arose.
History
The village of The Ladies becomes a part of the common one of Neyba Province of Azua of Compostela, Department of Ozama May 9 of the 1850 by the law not. 533 on territorial division.But late May 17, 1876 by the number of inhabitants and by its agricultural importance, the president Ulysses Francisco Espaillat signed the decree not. 1524 erecting in Cantonal Position upon populating of The Ladies belonging to the common one of Neyba, Province of Azua.
September 12, 1881 became a part of the Maritime District of Barahona, jointly with Petit Trou, today Municipality of Enriquillo.
During of the government of Ulysses Heureaux (Lilís) the vice president of the Republic Wenceslao Figuereo instituted in common with the name of Duvergé the Cantonal Positions the Ladies of the Maritime District of Barahona, June 22, 1891 offering him the name of Duvergé in honor of the hero of our war of General independence Antonio Duvergé.
The common one of Duvergé was segregated of the Province of Barahona, in its condition of common to become a part of the Province Bahoruco by means of the law not. 229 of March 18, 1943.
In the year 1949, in the government of Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina was promulgated the law not. 2107 by means of which the common one of Duvergé becomes a part of the Province Independence to the present time.
The municipality of Duvergé, a plain entrenched between saws and mountains, this located geographically in the Valley of Neyba but politically belongs to the Province Independence.
This community this to some 17 km. of Neyba and to 42 km. Of Jimaní, municipality head of the province.
Duvergé this located in a zone of abundant cactus, with An a little irregular climate, nevertheless, counts on currents of groundwater and superficial that dampen their lands and in spite of the aridez they do them eligible for the production.
Although does not it count on an exuberant vegetation, the same one has an attractive worthy natural landscape of to be appreciated by any human Being that observe it, since this reforested in almost all its extension
Limits
- North: Lago Enriquillo and Baoruco Province
- South: Pedernales Province
- East: CristóbalCristóbal, IndependenciaCristóbal is a town in the Independencia province of the Dominican Republic. The town was settled in 1845 by Cristóbal DelaCruz after he decided to leave his wife and children and run away with their housekeeper, a young Canadian woman named Elizabeth Hughes. Soon after, adulterers from all over...
- West: JimaníJimaníJimaní is the capital and the second largest city of the Independencia Province of the Dominican Republic. It serves as one of the two main thoroughfares to Haiti , with a duty free open air marketplace operating on the border with the Haitian town of Malpasse...
Area
Duvergé is one of the municipalities of the Dominican Republic that possesses a plain without equal. In its lower part is very plain with light slopes. The urban part has an extension from 6 to 8 km. 2 approximately.Their high part this formed by bluffs and steep mountains, that form part of the Saw of Bahoruco, which extends from Barahona to the neighboring Republic of Haiti being found in her large heights as are the Hill of the Bull, with 2.375 meters.
The Avocado with 2.267 meters, this saw has large extensions of peak and was declared national park to avoid the deforestation and the extinction of some species of endemic animals and natives for the purpose of conserve the flora and the fauna.
You get dark them in this community they are gaudy, contrasting with the color of their mountains. Their natural landscapes are very pleasant serving of source of inspiration to our compueblanos and visiting.
The municipality of Duvergé has a territorial extension of 501,43 km2. This population has followed an evolutionary process of growth and development marked for phases, with dynamic influences in the emigration and immigration.
Has a population of 17.320 inhabitants, of which 12.053 live in the urban zone and in the rural zone 5.267 inhabitants exist.
Climate
Economy
The main source of income of Duvergé, is the agriculture, being this the most developed one of the province Independence.The great majority of the agricultural lands they are dedicated to the production of banana, Guinean, yucca, yam, coconut, vegetables.
As the municipality of Duvergé abuts with the Lake Enriquillo, Is frequent the exploitation fishing ground, being marketed the tilapia
Tilapia
Tilapia , is the common name for nearly a hundred species of cichlid fish from the tilapiine cichlid tribe. Tilapia inhabit a variety of fresh water habitats, including shallow streams, ponds, rivers and lakes. Historically, they have been of major importance in artisan fishing in Africa and the...
in large quantities, which is used for the local consumption and of the adjoining municipalities.
The local commerce acquires certain dynamics, in consequence of the informal sales of edible products and clothes that come from Haiti.
The municipality receives monthly incomes by a total of RD$ 1,681.035,52 (A Million six hundred eighty-one Thousand Thirty and Five Pesos with fifty-two Cents), approximately, of funds of the central government.