Manta
City in Ecuador
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Manta is a port city on Ecuador's central coast. It's known for its tuna-fishing industry. The popular Murciélago Beach is on the city's northwestern tip. Bars and restaurants are clustered along the Malecón Escénico promenade and nearby streets....
Postal code: EC1308
University: Eloy Alfaro Lay University of Manabi
Area code: (+593) 5
Canton: Manta
Climate: BWh
Elevation: 6 m (20 ft)
Province: Manabí
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Manta, located on the beautiful coast of Ecuador, is a growing and thriving city as well as top destination for both locals and foreigners.
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