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| lake_name = River San cipriano <br> Rio San Cipriano |
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| image_lake = San Cipriano-Sabalos-2008.JPG |
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| caption_lake = Charco los Sabalos |
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| location = [[Cordoba, Valle del Cauca]] |
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| type = [[reservoir]] |
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| basin_countries = Colombia |
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| depth = 12mt avg |
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| elevation = 200mt |
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San Cipriano is a small village located at 200 metres above sea level on the [[Pacific]] nearby port of [[Buenaventura]] - [[Colombia]]. The town is small and the locals especially friendly, swimming in the river and going on nature walks are popular leisure activites. [[River tubing]] through the rapids (drifting in large infaltible tyres) is also very popular. |
San Cipriano is a small village located at 200 metres above sea level on the [[Pacific]] nearby port of [[Buenaventura]] - [[Colombia]]. The town is small and the locals especially friendly, swimming in the river and going on nature walks are popular leisure activites. [[River tubing]] through the rapids (drifting in large infaltible tyres) is also very popular. |
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San Cipriano is a small village located at 200 metres above sea level on the Pacific nearby port of Buenaventura - Colombia. The town is small and the locals especially friendly, swimming in the river and going on nature walks are popular leisure activites. River tubing through the rapids (drifting in large infaltible tyres) is also very popular.
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Charco Los Sabalos
San Cipriano is well known for its unique transportation system, to get there from Cordoba, you must travel using small train carts called 'brujitas', which use the railway and are made basically of wood and a bike added to it.