Bolívar Province, Bolivia
Bolívar Province |
— Province — |
Location of Bolívar Province within Bolivia |
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Coordinates: |
Country |
Bolivia |
Department |
Cochabamba Department |
Capital |
Bolívar |
Government |
• Mayor |
Aniceto Cuti Felipe (2007) |
Area |
• Total |
159.5 sq mi (413 km2) |
Elevation |
13,123 ft (4,000 m) |
Population (2001) |
• Total |
8,635 |
• Density |
54.1/sq mi (20.9/km2) |
• Ethnicities |
Quechua |
Time zone |
GMT -4 |
Bolívar Province is a province in the Bolivian department of Cochabamba. Its capital is the city of Bolívar, named after Simón Bolívar, a Venezuelan military and political leader.
Subdivision
The province is not further subdivided into municipalities. So Bolívar Municipality and Bolívar Province are identical. The province is divided into nine cantons.
Canton |
Inhabitants (2001) [1] |
Seat |
Bolívar Canton |
3,437 |
Bolívar |
Carpani Canton |
620 |
Carpani |
Comuna Canton |
413 |
Comuna |
Coyuma Canton |
541 |
Coyuma |
Challoma Canton |
242 |
Challoma |
Jorenko Canton or
Villa Verde Canton |
665 |
Jorenko |
Vilacaya Canton |
632 |
Vilacaya |
Villa Victoria Canton |
904 |
Villa Victoria |
Yarbicoya Canton |
1,181 |
Yarbicoya |
The people
The people are predominantly indigenous citizens of Quechuan descent.
Ref.: obd.descentralizacion.gov.bo
Languages
The languages spoken in the Bolívar Province are mainly Quechua and Spanish.[2]
Language |
Inhabitants |
Quechua |
7,747 |
Aymara |
484 |
Guaraní |
3 |
Another native |
0 |
Spanish |
3,010 |
Foreign |
6 |
Only native |
4,948 |
Native and Spanish |
2,914 |
Only Spanish |
96 |
References
- ^ www.ine.gob.bo
- ^ obd.descentralizacion.gov.bo / Observatorio Bolivia Democrático (Spanish)
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