Colombia.
Medellin is the second largest city in Colombia and the capital of Antioquia province. It is located in the Abra Valley at the western foot of the Cordillera Central Mountains, on the banks of the Porse River. The altitude is 1541 meters. The average annual temperature is 21.5℃ and the average annual precipitation is 1309 mm. The four seasons are like spring and the climate is pleasant. The city is an important university, commercial, industrial, and technological area in Antioquia Province.
At the beginning of the 21st century, the city regained its vitality and industrial development. Medellín begins construction of a metro commuter rail line, liberalizes development policies, increases urban safety and improves education. Researchers at the Overseas Development Institute hailed the city as a pioneer in a post-Washington state-of-the-state model of economic development.
As a high-tech center, it has also been developing its high-tech industry. Selected as the most innovative city in the world by the Urban Land Institute due to its advancements in politics, education and social development. Metro Medellín's industry developed, safety and education improved, making it a tourist city that earned it the reputation of "Spring City" and was promoted internationally as a tourist destination.
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Medellin is located in the northern Andes Mountains of South America and belongs to the Province of Antioquia. It is the second largest city in Colombia. The city is an important university, commercial, industrial and technological area in the province of Antioquia. It is also a good place for festivals and nightlife. Latin Grammy Award-winning rock musician Juanes was born here.
Rising above the many sheds is the black cubist Spanish Library. Medellín’s city center is built into a valley, where the sun shines on skyscrapers and avant-garde buildings, and the Andes Mountains surround it – a geographical setting that only enhances its beauty.
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