Dajabón

Dajabón is a city located in the northwest of the Dominican Republic, serving as the capital of the Dajabón Province. It is situated on the Dajabón River, which forms part of the border with Haiti. The city's economy is significantly influenced by its border location, with trade and commerce playing a vital role. A notable aspect of Dajabón is its weekly market, which attracts vendors and shoppers from both the Dominican Republic and Haiti, creating a dynamic cross-border exchange.

Historically, Dajabón has been a point of strategic importance due to its position on the frontier. The city has experienced periods of both cooperation and tension with its neighboring country. Its cultural landscape reflects a blend of influences, characteristic of border regions. The natural environment surrounding Dajabón is primarily agricultural, with fertile lands supporting various crops. The Dajabón River is a crucial resource for the region, providing water for irrigation and contributing to the local ecosystem. The city is accessible via road networks connecting it to other major Dominican cities.