Casanare Department

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Casanare
Department of Colombia
Bandera de Casanare Escudo de Casanare
(Detail) (Detail)
Motto: Work and Freedom (Trabajo y Libertad)
Location of Casanare
Capital Yopal
Governor
Area 44,640 km²
Population
 - Total (2003)
 - Density		  
325,713
7.3 people/km²
Adjective

Casanare is a department of Colombia. It is in the central eastern region of the country. Its capital is Yopal. It contains oil fields and an 800km pipeline leading to the coastal port of Coveñas owned by BP.

[edit] Municipalities

  1. Aguazul
  2. Chameza
  3. Hato Corozal
  4. La Salina
  5. Maní
  6. Monterrey
  7. Nunchia
  8. Orocue
  9. Paz de Ariporo
  10. Pore
  11. Recetor
  12. Sabanalarga
  13. Sacama
  14. San Luis de Palenque
  15. Tamara
  16. Tauramena
  17. Trinidad
  18. Villanueva
  19. Yopal

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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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