Pomán Department
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Official name | Departamento Pomán | |
Capital | Saujil | |
Country Province |
Argentina Catamarca |
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Foundation Founder |
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Population: | ||
- Total | 9,543 (2001 census [INDEC]) | |
- Density | 1.96 Inhabitants/km² | |
- Population change | +27.51% (1991-2001) | |
Resident name | pomanense | |
Telephone code | 03835 | |
Post Code | K5321 | |
Location | ||
- Coordinates | ||
Area | 4,859km² | |
Distance: | ||
- to Buenos Aires | ? | |
- to San Fernando del Valle | 158 km | |
Patron | ? | |
Mayor | Francisco Antonio Gordillo, FJ | |
Web Site | http://www.camsencat.gov.ar/poman.html | |
IFAM Statistics | IFAM |
department of Catamarca Province in Argentina.
Pomán is aThe provincial subdivision has a population of about 9,500 inhabitants in an area of 4,859km², and its capital city is Saujil, which is located around 158km from the provincial capital.
Contents |
[edit] Settlements:
[edit] Saujil
- Saujil
- Colpes
- San José
- Joyango
- San Miguel
- Las Casitas
- Rincón
- Michango
- Siján
- Villages of the field (Tucumanao, and others)
[edit] Mutquín
- Mutquín
- Apoyaco
[edit] Pomán
- Villa de Pomán
- Rosario de Colana
- Retiro de Colana
- El Pajonal
[edit] External links
- Pomán Webpage (Spanish)
Departments of Catamarca Province |
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Ambato | Ancasti | Andalgalá | Antofagasta de la Sierra | Belén | Capayán | Capital | El Alto | Fray Mamerto Esquiú | La Paz | Paclín | Pomán | Santa María | Santa Rosa | Tinogasta | Valle Viejo | |