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It has been suggested that this page be merged into Oriente, San Juan, Puerto Rico. ( Discuss) Proposed since May 2018.

Medio Oriente is one of the seven boroughs of San Juan, Puerto Rico. ^{[1] failed verification}

Medio Oriente is located East of Hato Rey, Barrio Obrero South and North of Universidad.

It is bordered by the Martín Peña Channel to the north.

The closest body of water is located next to Las Casas and San José.

Medio Oriente has a total population of 20,867 inhabitants.

Medio Oriente is divided in four (4) distinct locations.

• Ciudad Nueva
• Floral Park
• Las Monjas
• Quintana

Medio Oriente was originally known for being part of the one-time and bygone Río Piedras Municipality under the common name of Hato Rey Central. ^{citation needed} It was merged with San Juan in 1951. ^{citation needed}

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