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	Jinotega - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jinotega is the capital of Jinotega Department in the north central region of Nicaragua.
		The city of Jinotega was formed in the middle of a bowl-like mountainous area as a natural place for farmers in the surrounding countryside to come and trade.
		Later, at the end of the 1970s Jinotega was a place of bitter war between the troops of Anastasio Somoza Debayle and the civil population.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jinotega (815 words)

	Welcome to Nicaragua (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The picturesque department of Jinotega is set among valleys and high ridges and is one of the largest departments in the country, located only 140 kilometers (87 miles) from the capital, in the northern mountains of the central region.
		The main economic activity in Jinotega is agriculture and coffee is the primary crop.
		Scenic: The valleys of Jinotega, Pantasma and Bocay; Lake Apanas, Kilambe Massif, Mount Ucapina; the rapids on the Coco River, waterfalls along the Bocay, Wina and Amaka Rivers.
	www.intur.gob.ni /english/destinos/jinotega.html (566 words)

	CASAS MATERNAS - by Ginger Otis for Jane Magazine
		High in the hills of Northern Nicaragua, in a small village named Jinotega, 26-year-old Victoria Rivera sits rubbing her stomach, contemplating the arrival of her sixth child.
		Rivera is staying in Jinotega's casa materna, one of approximately 20 volunteer-run maternity houses in Nicaragua that offer free shelter, medical counseling, and assistance to high-risk pregnant women.
		Jinotega's, for example, was initially funded by an international aid organization from Spain.
	www.unfpa.org /focus/nicaragua/casasmaternas.htm (1858 words)

	Jinotega, JINOTEGA, Nicaragua
		Jinotega is located in the north central mountains of Nicaragua, 160 kilometers from the capital, Managua.
		The department of Jinotega is made up of approximately 177,600 inhabitants over an extension of 9,576 square kilometers.
		Jinotega is known as a very tranquil place, even at night.
	www.amigosdenicaragua.org /jinotega.htm (628 words)

	nicaraguan jinotega
		New Guinea coffee farmers are thus historically familiar with organic nicaraguan jinotega cultivation methods in the mountainous regions still protected by bird-friendly canopies of natural shade-producing native tree and shrub species.
		Coffees from this region are sought nicaraguan jinotega after for their delicate aroma, medium body, natural chocolate flavor and bright acidity.
		The mulch nicaraguan jinotega is useful in soil moisture conservation, suppression of weed growth and soil erosion.
	www.organiccoffeebeans.com /nicaraguan-jinotega (928 words)

	Metro-Nica - Real Estate in Nicaragua
		Jinotega is located in the central region of Nicaragua, along the Honduran border.
		Jinotega has spectacular natural landscapes, and a rich history seen in its towns and colonial churches.
		Jinotega also has one of the few hydroelectric plants in the country, and supplies a good deal the nation's electricity.
	www.metro-nica.com /nicaragua/jinotega.html (91 words)

	NU-AID (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Jinotega is the central town in the Jinotega District, just north of Matagalpa and south of the border with Honduras.
		Aptly called "the city of mists," Jinotega is a mountainous area of cloud forests and coffee plantations.
		Jinotega is likewise struggling to recover from the mudslides and crop damage caused by Hurricane Mitch.
	groups.northwestern.edu /nuaid/site_a.html (213 words)

	The Digital Divide and Jinotega (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		After a three-hour ride over the axle of a hard-sprung Toyota 4 wheel drive vehicle, we rode to the crest of the mountains north of Matagalpa and saw the green valley of Jinotega.
		We stayed in Jinotega for one week and watched those clouds but enjoyed sunshine and clear skies.
		Jinotega was cool with almost constant gusty breezes.
	www.camigas.org /features/gpauk01.htm (930 words)

	The Ambush of A Young Sandinista: An Early Contra Victory
		During four years of revolutionary work in northern Jinotega province, Teller led the transformation of the Sandinistas’ guerrilla columns into regular army battalions, forged a Marxist strategy for backwoods class struggle, and pioneered the Revolution’s political approach to counterinsurgency war.
		The capital of a vast province, Jinotega was a market town of coffee growers and beef ranchers nestled in the shadow of timber-covered hills.
		Worse, the guerrilla chiefs who had inherited command at the triumph had moved themselves into a mansion on the city’s outskirts, confiscated from a wealthy coffee farmer who had fled to Miami, and were celebrating their victory with a series of wild debauches.
	www.aliciapatterson.org /APF1203/Dillon/Dillon.html (2877 words)

	ASOCIACION ALDEA GLOBAL JINOTEGA
		Founded in 1992, Asociación Aldea Global Jinotega is a small and medium farmer association representing over a thousand families in Northern Nicaragua-providing competitive agricultural commercialization services.
		In the Jinotega department, CLUSA and Project Concern International have coordinated with their beneficiaries/farmer groups to export through Aldea Global.
		JINOTEGA: one of the five best climates of the world for growing specialty coffee, cultivating coffee for more than 150 years!Expanding throughout Jinotega, Matagalpa, Madriz, Nueva Segovia and RAAS Departments through alliances with other small farmer organizations.
	www.pagjino.org (881 words)

	Wisconsin/Nicaragua Partners of the Americas, Inc.
		Jinotega women and families faced exceptionally high reproductive risk as a consequence of high fertility and minimal birth spacing amongst women under nineteen.
		Diarrhea was the leading cause of mortality and morbidity amongst children under five years of age in the department of Jinotega, making up 85% of all cases.
		Increases were also seen in the practices of child immunization, breastfeeding, which typically improved nutrition and hydration in infants, and prenatal and postnatal health care.
	wnp.uwsp.edu /programs/health/health.htm (398 words)

	Jinotega travel guide - Wikitravel
		Jinotega is the city center of Nicaragua's northern region by the same name which produces 80% of the nation's coffee.
		The Jinotega region was perhaps the most war-torn region in the Nation's Century.
		Jinotega is a place largly forgotten by the outside world.
	wikitravel.org /en/Jinotega (462 words)

	Nicaragua Coffee (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		It's worth noting that Jinotega appears to be a prime area for specialty coffee production (higher elevation being a major factor).
		I believe we need to follow up with Winrock during this last year of their grant to determine what can be done to identify and implement specific private sector joint ventures in getting high quality coffee producers plugged into the specialty coffee market.
		Jinotega has high potential for the specialty niche markets and should be a focus on our efforts with Winrock, World Relief, CLUSA and others in this transition year to find private investment potential and push for joint venture activities (MOUs and Strategic Alliances) --- all with a business and market focus.
	johnrundlehigh.com /nicaragua_coffee/index.htm (1030 words)

	Star Trib Interview
		It is a city of 20,000 people in the Jinotega province of Nicaragua located 150km north-northeast of Managua (the capitol).
		A group of 19 from the church volunteered to be sent down to oversee the training and assembly of the ovens.
		While I was managing the assembly in Jinotega, a woman who works for AVODEC had visited another small community and rushed all the way back with some corn bread that was cooked in our oven.
	www.solarovens.org /news/andrews_trip_to_nicaragua.htm (760 words)

	"Sunrise In Their Smiles" : Articles : HEARTLIGHT® Magazine
		The road to Jinotega was not long, it just seemed that way.
		Jinotega lies in a small valley ringed by higher mountains, and swathed in clouds and mist.
		Benny Baker and Misión Para Cristo have for the last few years been working with the school administration to help the children of Jinotega attend school.
	www.heartlight.org /articles/200210/20021031_smiles.html (996 words)

	Hostels in Jinotega - Youth Hostel
		Hotel Café is situated in Jinotega, 160km northeast from Managua.
		Coffee is the most important economical activity, and the weather is quite warm from...
		But for even more accommodation choices have a look at our selected budget hotels which are often just as cheap as the Jinotega hostels.
	www.cheap-hostels-in.com /jinotega.htm (198 words)

	Xolo S.A.
		Jinotega se encuentra localizada en la región central de Nicaragua, al norte en frontera con Honduras.
		Jinotega posee espectaculares paisajes naturales, además de mucha historia acumulada través de los siglos, susurrada sutílmente por sus poblados e iglesias coloniales.
		Es importante mencionar que Jinotega posee uno de los proyectos hidroeléctricos más importantes del país: Asturias, del cual se formó el lago artificial de Apanás, localizado a pocos kilómetros al norte de la ciudad.
	www.xolo.com.ni /nicaragua/demo/jinotega.asp (197 words)

	RIC Query - Nicaragua (23 February 2003)
		Further complicating the issue is the continued existence in Jinotega and neighboring areas of remnants of former Sandinista army units and former anti-Sandinista Contras.
		Jinotega and other departments in the north and northeast have been identified by the Organization of American States (OAS) as the most adversely affected by the decade long civil war in the 1980s, where governmental institutions and law enforcement remain weak and undermined by corruption or non-existent.
		Remarking on the continued existence of armed groups in rural areas and the propensity for violence in the country generally, former Sandinista guerrilla commander and cabinet minister Henry Ruíz recently stated: “In Nicaragua, we have never believed in either laws or institutions.
	www.uscis.gov /graphics/services/asylum/ric/documentation/NIC03001.htm (1098 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Now I work as a missionary in the city of Jinotega full time, communicating my experience with God, bringing a hope of life in the midst of my testimony and trying to communicate that God gives stability to persons lives, when one is capable of giving his/her burdens with complete honesty.
		I work as director of the city of Jinotega in three different clubs of approximately 150 youth in the three clubs with all types of meetings – Bible Studies, Leadership, Clubs, Planning and others.
		JINOTEGA: Carlos Ramirez (birthday January 18, 1974, Liana’s husband, father of 1 daughter, Cecil, 9/22/96, REPS founder of VJ ministry in Jinotega and coordinator for La Curva club, FULL TIME STAFF.
	www.vidajoven.org /TestimonoJinotega.htm (1685 words)

	americas.org - Indigenous March for Lake (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		On July 7, some 500 members of the indigenous community of Jinotega and the communal movements of Jinotega and Matagalpa departments in northern Nicaragua marched five kilometers from the Planta Centroamericana hydroelectric facility to the town of Jinotega to protest the planned privatization of Lake Apanás.
		The artificial lake was created by the 1961 construction of the hydroelectric plant, which is the largest in Nicaragua and provides 25 percent of the country’s electricity.
		In May of 2003, Bolaños promised the indigenous community of Jinotega that he would not privatize Lake Apanás, and he promised to look into the question of compensation for the community.
	americas.org /item_15666 (259 words)

	Live Travel Guides: Jinotega
		Well, the international airport is situated on the northern outskirts, so in effect you could land, take a northern heading, and do just what most Jinotegans prefer to do--pretend that Managua doesn’t exist.
		Then, when you go home and your culturally-insensitive, littering co-workers ask you about Jinotega, tell them there is nothing to do, the people are homely, and bands of marauding banditos roam the streets.
		I mean to say Jinotega is gay tolerant, not a mecca.
	www.livetravelguides.com /live-list/nicaragua/jinotega (845 words)

	Jinotega, Nicaragua
		The truck we took up to the mountains broke down a few miles from Jinotega.
		One thing that was strange to us, is that Nicaraguans tend to drop the "s" off the end of words when they speak; so "adios" would sound like "adio".
		The day we were leaving Jinotega, the people came together to thank us publicly.
	members.tripod.com /waustin0/nica.html (535 words)

	Jinotega (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The department of Jinotega is located in north central Nicaragua with much of its northern border adjoining Honduras.
		It is a little smaller than 10,000 square kilometers in area and has a total population of about 260,000.
		Much of Jinotega contains rainforest which is been protected by its inaccessability.
	www.nicaliving.com /book/print/22 (559 words)

	Jinotega Hostels, Nicaragua Hostels, Online Booking, Reservations, Backpackers, Hostels, Accommodation, Jinotega, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Global Explorer is proud to offer you a secure online booking environment for a select number of hostels in Jinotega, Nicaragua.
		From here you will be able to check availability and make a secure hostel reservation for when you arrive in Nicaragua.
		Coffee is the most important economical activity, and the weather is quite warm from June to December.
	www.theglobalexplorer.com /nicaragua/hostels/jinotega.htm (242 words)

	CULTURE TOURS - INDIAN CRAFTS - ARTISAN HANDICRAFTS - POTTERY TOURS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The fl pottery of Jinotega is renowned throughout Nicaragua.
		Transfer to the coffee town of Jinotega for lodging at the Hotel Café.
		Hotel El Café, located in the peaceful highland coffee center of Jinotega, El Café is the region's best hotel and very centrally located.
	www.toursnicaragua.com /culture_tours/indian_pottery.html (591 words)

	TDG Travel -- Destination Guides - Central America & Caribbean - Central ...
		Many internacionalistas have been posted to Jinotega over the years, and the town has a friendly attitude toward strangers, though most travellers only stop here on day-trips from Matagalpa.
		It's worth coming to Jinotega simply for the ride, however, since the journey between here and Matagalpa is one of the most magnificent in the country, winding slowly up through misty green mountains, though the road is badly maintained.
		Another cheap and simple option is the Hotel Primavera (up to US$5), five blocks from the Parque on the main street, while closer to the centre the Hospedaje Tito (up to US$10), one and a half blocks north of the cathedral, has simple, spotlessly clean rooms.
	destinations.tdgtravel.com /index.jsp?cid=91484&action=viewLocation&locationId=35909 (251 words)

	Mercy Corps > Countries > Nicaragua > Overview
		Mercy Corps is working with a small farmers' association in Jinotega to protect the livelihoods of families that have suffered from the coffee crisis.
		BY ROGER O. A women's cooperative is providing cheaper, better quality chickens to the Jinotega area and helping shore up local families'...
		BY ROGER O. Birgina Morales' farm is the pride of the area around Jinotega, Nicaragua; she's a model farmer who's helping other families...
	www.mercycorps.org /countries/nicaragua (218 words)

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