Caldas Department
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| Capital | Manizales | ||||
| Governor | Emilio Echeverri Mejía | ||||
| Area | 7,291 km² | ||||
| Population - Total (2003) - Density |
1,170,187 160 people/km² |
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Caldas is a department of Colombia named after Colombian patriotic figure Francisco José de Caldas. Its capital is Manizales. The population of Caldas is 1,030,062, and its area is 7,291 km².
It make up the Colombian Coffee-Growers Axis along with other two departments.
[edit] Municipalities
- Aguadas
- Anserma
- Aranzazu
- Belalcázar
- Chinchiná
- Filadelfia
- La Dorada
- La Merced
- Manizales
- Manzanares
- Marmato
- Marquetalia
- Marulanda
- Neira
- Pácora
- Palestina
- Pensilvania
- Riosucio
- Risaralda
- Salamina
- Samaná
- Supía
- Victoria
- Villamaría
- Viterbo
Amazonas • Antioquia • Arauca • Atlántico • Bolívar • Boyacá • Caldas • Caquetá • Casanare • Cauca • Cesar • Chocó • Córdoba • Cundinamarca • Guainía • Guajira • Guaviare • Huila • Magdalena • Meta • Nariño • Norte de Santander • Putumayo • Quindío • Risaralda • San Andrés and Providencia • Santander • Sucre • Tolima • Valle del Cauca • Vaupés • Vichada
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