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since the latitude (between 4° and 8° of North latitude) places it totally in the equatorial strip. The low northern lands, influenced by the east and northeast winds, are characterized by a rainy season and a dry season, both very marked; the southern lands receive winds loaded with humidity from the Amazon depression and from the southeast that condense at the contact of the elevations producing intense rains of more than 1600 mm.
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harp, cuatro and maracas, are characteristic of this area of
Bolivar. The carnivals in El Callao are very colorful and have already gained fame and tradition with the peculiar Guayana Calypso. This dance originated with the arrival of the Antilleans who brought their customs and their typical English, it was mixed with ours emerging along with the local patois and many other customs.
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Years later and to reinforce the defenses of the first castle was built the Castle of El
Padrastro or San Diego - construction began in 1747 - so called because it was located on a hillock or stepfather, from where you can see the Castle of San Francisco which it protects. These castles were restored
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The
Macagua Dam, also known as the Antonio Jose de Sucre Hydroelectric Plant, is part of the Bolivar State Electricity Generating Park. It consists of three stages: Macagua I, which has 6 small units; Macagua II, which has 12 units; and the newer Macagua III, which has 2 units. The complex generates
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A bell tower, the chapel and a mural composed of images representing the sun and moon, clouds and angels, as well as silhouettes, which presumably represent the Virgin of the
Immaculate Conception and Saint Francis of Assisi, are components that can be seen inside this rectangular space that follows
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30 km from San Félix on the road to Piacoa in the State of Delta
Amacuro, you will find Los Castillos de Guayana, buildings built on rocky hills on the right bank of the Orinoco River during the colonial era to protect Santo Tomé de Guayana from attacks by pirates and adventurers who feverishly
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Legislative
Council of the State of Bolivar, elected by the people through direct and secret vote every four years, with the possibility of continuous re-election, under a system of proportional representation of the population of the State and its municipalities. The State has 15 deputies, of which
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CVG Edelca, in view of the high environmental impact caused by the construction of the third hydroelectric dam in the Caroní, worked together with the
Ministry of the Environment to rescue the flora, fauna and valuable archeological treasures found in the region, which are now permanently exhibited
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Sancocho de sapoara, is undoubtedly also a delight of the culinary art of the State of
Bolivar; it is prepared like any soup and you add the vegetables and seasonings you want. This fish, due to its condition and unique appearance during one month of the year, forces everyone to enjoy its nutrients
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Governor of the State of Bolivar and a group of State Secretaries. The Governor is elected by the people through direct and secret vote for a period of four years and with the possibility of being reelected continuously, being in charge of the state administration. The current
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On 21 July 1903, in the vicinity of Ciudad
Bolivar, the last battle of the Liberating Revolution was fought where the government army under the command of Juan Vicente Gómez defeated the opposition forces of General Nicolás Rolando. The defeat of the Liberating Revolution marked the end of the 19th
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The Guiana Calypso originated with the arrival of Antilleans to the State, who brought their customs in their typical English, mixed with ours, giving rise to the Calypso and many other customs. A notable figure of the carnival groups and its main sponsor was the popularly called la Negra Isidora,
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In many indigenous cultures of the State of Bolivar there are musical and artisan manifestations. In other environments the joropo is danced, exactly in the northwest of the state, due to the proximity of the plains of Guariqueños and Apureños. The passage, the blows, the tunes to the sound of the
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They are called the Ruins of the Mission of the Purísima Concepción del Caroni, or better known as "Las Misiones del Caroni". These ruins served as the governing house of the Catalan Capuchins, and were declared a National Historic Monument on August 2, 1960. It exemplifies a magnificent building
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Ciudad Bolívar is the capital; famous for its colonial architecture. Although Ciudad Guayana is the most populated town in the state and its economic heart. The State of Bolivar is made up of several towns, but some are outstanding for certain reasons, making some of these towns more livable than
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Zone. The climate is tropical, although it varies according to the zones; thus, the low areas present high temperatures, which reach an average of 27 °C or 80.6 °F, and abundant rainfall. The variation of the climate of the extensive territory is determined by the altitude and the winds
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The Caruachi Dam is a water reservoir located more than 60 kilometers downstream of the Guri Reservoir, and 25 kilometers upstream of the Macagua Reservoir in Venezuela. It was inaugurated in 2006, and covers an area of 250 km². It provides 12% of the national electricity demand. It is also
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The 12 generators in the engine room of the Caruachi Dam are covered with reproductions of baskets of the Yekuana ethnic group. Each turbine represents the myths of the tribe covering a space of 16 meters in diameter to cover the entire turbine. While the walls display large reproductions of 13
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The access to the State is possible by water, land and air; the entrance from the States of Amazonas, Apure, Guárico, Anzoátegui, Monagas and Delta Amacuro; being the international airports of Ciudad Bolívar and Ciudad Guayana the most important, also has international access. Other airports of
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Valley. It comprises the Great Savannah and the rest of the territory west of the Caroni River, made up of three high plateaus. The southwest of the massif is made up of lowlands through which the Ventuari, Alto Río Negro and Alto Orinoco rivers flow, with flat topography interrupted by witness
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The Tocoma Dam officially known as the Manuel Piar Hydroelectric Plant is a Venezuelan hydroelectric plant located on the lower Caroni River in the state of Bolivar. It is under construction and is the latest hydroelectric development project in the lower Caroní basin. The project includes the
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in 1897 by the then President of Venezuela, Joaquín Crespo, who renamed them Fuerte Campo Elías al Castillo de San Diego and Fuerte Villapol al Castillo de San Francisco, in honor of these heroes who, despite being born in Spain, fought in the Republican ranks during the war of independence.
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The agricultural sector of Bolivar State has little significance, both at the state and national level. The soil, topography, and climate characteristics have led to consider the area as a strong restriction for agricultural development, since a large part of its soils are composed of highly
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The first of the castles, San Francisco de Asís (Fuerte Villapol) was built on the banks of the Orinoco in the 17th century between 1678 and 1684, as referred to by Gerónimo Martínez-Mendoza, by order of the Governor Cap. Tiburcio de Axpe y Zúñiga, in the narrowest part of the Orinoco after
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Fishing for the toad takes place exactly in front of the dock where the boats that transport the inhabitants of Ciudad Bolivar and Soledad arrive. Here, the great celebration of the city takes place during the month of August every year, internationally known as "La Feria de la Sapoara".
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In other environments the joropo is danced, exactly in the northwest of the State, due to the proximity to the plains of Guariqueños and Apureños; the passage, the blows, the tunes to the sound of the harp, maracas and cuatro are characteristic in this area of the State of Bolivar.
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The geography of the State of Bolivar is as follows: the State of Bolivar is located in the southeast of Venezuela, it has jungle vegetation and a savannah climate, the State is mostly limited by the Orinoco River. It borders on several Venezuelan states and on the republics of
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Almost all of the state is occupied by the Guiana massif; this suffered epirogenic movements that reactivated the basal rock of the shield, cut by fluvial erosion, reached it and gave rise to a staggering of jumps, originating tabular reliefs known as tepuis.
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The craftsmanship in the State of Bolivar is mostly referred to basketwork, made with moriche palm. The Indians make objects that are utilitarian and that are very sought after by tourists such as peony seed necklaces, San Pedro tears, toucan peaks, etc...
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was separated from the state of Guayana. In 1899, the Apure and Guayana States were separated and established their autonomy; and it is from the 1901 Constitution that the name of Guayana State is changed to Bolivar State, as a tribute to the Liberator,
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The sapoara, a gastronomic tradition of the State of Bolivar, is a fish that abounds in the vicinity of the Orinoco and Caroní rivers. It is famous in Ciudad Bolivar and in general in all the zones bordering the Orinoco River. This fish is prepared in
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It can be admired leaving Puerto Ordaz, towards San Felix. In its interior is located the Plaza del Agua and the Caroní Ecomuseum. One of the greatest attractions of the place is a bridge that stands on the spillway, through which visitors can drive.
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The Tepuis are located mainly in the center and south of the structure. The average altitude is 400 metres or 1,310 feet, with a generalized south-north slope. The highest plateaus exceed 2,000 metres or 6,600 feet. The highest point is
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In Angostura, Bolívar convened the Second Congress of the Republic of Venezuela on February 15, 1819. His inaugural speech and the constitution he proposed comprise the last of the three most important documents of his career. The
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have probably become extinct. According to article 9 of the Constitution of the State of Bolivar of 2001, Spanish is the official language of the State and all the indigenous languages are official for their respective peoples.
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installation of 2,300 MW to generate an average annual energy of 12,100 GWh. Ten Kaplan generating units of 230 MW, manufactured by the Argentine company IMPSA, are expected to start operations between 2012 and 2014.
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Bolivar State has the Siderurgica del Orinoco (SIDOR), which is in charge of steel production with Direct Reduction technologies and Electric Arc Furnaces, with natural resources available in the Guayana region.
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After the separation in 1856 of the then Federal Territory Amazonas, the province of Guayana was renamed in 1864 as the Sovereign State of Guayana once the Federal Revolution came to power under the command of
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the structure of the main nave of the temple or church. The same is provided with a parking lot that communicates to the temple by means of a paved road, and connects to the bank of the Macagua reservoir.
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The State is autonomous and politically equal to the rest of the Federation. It organizes its administration and its public powers through the Constitution of the State of Bolivar, approved by the
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The state gained more autonomy in 1989 when the first elections for governor and legislative assembly were held and the practice of appointments from the central government in Caracas was ended.
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Three major landscapes can be recognized in a relief between the Guiana shield: the isolated Orinoco savannahs and low mountains, the mountainous landscape dominated by the tabular peaks of the
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The State of Bolivar is the largest state in Venezuela and covers a large area of 242,801 km² which represents 26.49% of the national total. In addition, de Iure claims the territories of
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century in Venezuela, which was characterized by political instability and great civil wars, giving way to a period of consolidation of the central government under the rule of Andean leaders.
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At the end of 2011, the first season of the new Venezuelan Volleyball Super League was held, where the Huracanes de Bolivar team debuted and was the champion of the 2011 season, beating the
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Thus, the recipes of the specialists who have been cooking for years for the demanding national and international palates, suggest that the fish can be prepared fried (dorado), having
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was inaugurated, the second largest in the country, which facilitates communications between Ciudad Guayana and the opposite bank of the Orinoco River in the states of Anzoátegui and
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and the Simón Bolívar Hydroelectric Plant (formerly Raúl Leoni), which covers more than 80,000 hectares, is the most important center for electricity generation in Venezuela. The
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national traffic are in La Urbana, Caicara del Orinoco, Upata, Guasipati, La Paragua, El Dorado, Santa Elena de Uairén, Canaima and other smaller ones distributed in the entity.
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belonging to the colonial architecture, finally built with stones, bricks, tiles, wood and mortar, which gave it a structure strong enough to be preserved through the centuries.
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as main ingredients. If the preference is to eat it baked, do not forget to open it from the back and cover it with salt, applying various condiments such as chopped seasoning (
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Angostura, on the land where San Francisco's auspices once stood, established by Don Antonio de Berrío, the first governor of Guayana and founder of Santo Tomé de Guayana.
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When Gran Colombia was dissolved, the territory changed to the Province of Guayana until 1854 when it became the Province of Orinoco (whose capital was Ciudad Bolívar).
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Except for the area comprised in the Yuruari- Cuyuni river basin, the entire state is included in the Orinoco drainage system. Among the most important rivers are the
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The waterways are mainly on the Orinoco, in fishing boats among others, but there are also trips on certain rivers of the state, such as the Caura and the Caroní.
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The gastronomy of the State of Bolivar is the result of the fusion of several Venezuelan indigenous cultures. It is characterized by the use of yucca, merey,
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It is bordered to the north by the Orinoco River and the States of Delta Amacuro, Monagas, Anzoátegui and Guárico; to the south by the Federative Republic of
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In 1881, it became one of the nine political entities into which the country was divided, receiving the name of Great State Bolivar formed by Guayana and
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Range, which continues south with those of Parima and Tapirapeco. The north of the massif is quite homogeneous, with heights below 400 m and numerous
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4 belong to the opposition and 11 to the ruling party, including a representation of the indigenous peoples and communities of the State of Bolivar.
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south of the Cuyuni River, Cuyuni-Mazaruni, Potaro-Siparuni and Alto Tacutu-Alto Esequibo, which would increase the territory by 124,414 km².
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Penetrating into the interior, the carnivals in El Callao are very colorful, and they already have fame and tradition with the peculiar Calypso.
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area, between 27 and 31 °C (80.6 and 87.8 °F) in the Ciudad Bolivar zone, and between 18 and 23 °C (64.4 and 73.4 °F) in the
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The main land routes are the North Trunk Highway 19 which, through the Angostura Bridge, crosses the Orinoco River from the State of Anzoátegui
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The capital of the state, Ciudad Bolivar was founded on December 21, 1595 by Antonio de Berrío, who had come from Nueva Granada (present-day
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By 2017, coltan production will begin through Parguaza, a company established by the Venezuelan state and the Venezuelan Corporation Faoz.
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The inhabitants of the jungle use reed flutes and rattles for their spiritual invocations or for joy in moments of collective expansion.
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team in the final. The team dominated the entire season from start to finish, demonstrating its great level and supremacy in Venezuela.
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Like the other 23 federal entities of Venezuela, the State maintains its own police force, which is supported and complemented by the
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sought El Dorado, the most fabulous of our indigenous inventions that would drive the feverish minds of the conquistadors mad.
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The state of Bolivar has some of the most important tourist attractions in Venezuela and South America among which the
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is based in the Cachamay Stadium in Ciudad Guayana with a capacity for 41 players and 600 spectators. Its rival,
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2190 Mw. It has a length of 322 m., and has 12 radial gates of 22 m. wide and 15.6 m. high.
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in Ciudad Guayana (Venezuela), recently restored and with a capacity of 30,000 spectators.
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The State of Bolivar has a very varied gastronomy using the products of the zone, being the
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Bolivar State has extensive jungle regions and vast forest and mining resources
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Bolívar also has the largest baseball stadium in the country, the
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2122:Kukenán Falls (in the Tepui Kukenán or Matawí)
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3548: /
3511:Claimed by
3499:(1884–1991)
3491:(1864–1992)
3384: [
3330:Aves Island
3097:8 September
2930:Macagua Dam
2869:La Escalera
2711:Caroní F.C.
2430:Apart from
2221:Angel Falls
2131:La Arenaria
2073:Cave Uruyén
2060:Angel Falls
1995:Angel Falls
1877:Agriculture
1752:Total State
1552:Gran Sabana
1441:Ciudad Piar
1227:Ciudad Piar
906:Gran Sabana
890:Angel Falls
864:Hydrography
804:tributaries
792:Salto Ángel
541:Charles III
501:Angel Falls
387:UTC−4
3563:Categories
3277:Portuguesa
3197:Anzoátegui
3040:Prodavinci
2979:2021-07-31
2956:References
2892:Tocoma Dam
2518:Gastronomy
2066:Ayan-tepui
2044:Yuri Falls
2025:Lagoon of
1768:1,780,899
1418:Population
1413:Population
1384:municipios
1333:Other race
1286:Population
997:unicameral
965:See also:
451:.e-bolivar
350:Population
278:Government
118:March 2016
88:newspapers
3536:63°33′0″W
3513:Venezuela
3247:La Guaira
2873:Gran Saba
2865:El Dorado
2857:El Callao
2853:Guasipati
2780:does not
2761:Transport
2630:does not
2439:Caribbean
2426:Languages
2341:does not
2236:Kavanayén
2198:Urué merú
2081:Tek River
1942:does not
1886:Siderurgy
1794:does not
1765:1,410,964
1675:Guasipati
1617:El Palmar
1528:El Callao
1523:El Callao
1436:Angostura
1260:El Palmar
1256:Guasipati
1237:El Dorado
1232:El Callao
1175:1,413,115
1164:1,214,846
841:Pacaraima
766:Geography
582:Barcelona
568:In 1800,
489:Venezuela
438:8th of 24
415:Sarrapia
382:Time zone
358:1,720,000
244:Venezuela
233:Venezuela
3533:8°7′19″N
3292:Trujillo
3222:Carabobo
3192:Amazonas
2944:See also
2861:Tumeremo
2735:and the
2562:gilthead
2551:sancocho
2543:guayanés
2488:Folklore
2462:family:
2460:Yanomamo
2441:Family:
1913:mahogany
1847:Guri Dam
1704:Tumeremo
1699:Sifontes
1656:124,476
1598:414,154
1509:101,800
1480:892,269
1420:Estimate
1405:Capital
1248:Tumeremo
1183:Source:
983:and the
876:and the
857:Ventuari
552:Colombia
295:Governor
215:Anthem:
3437:Insular
3432:Guayana
3427:Eastern
3417:Central
3412:Capital
3399:Regions
3297:Yaracuy
3287:Táchira
3267:Monagas
3262:Miranda
3242:Guárico
3227:Cojedes
3217:Bolívar
3212:Barinas
3165:Caracas
3017:15 July
2801:removed
2786:sources
2651:removed
2636:sources
2589:mustard
2585:paprika
2535:nougats
2531:cassava
2469:English
2455:Akawayo
2447:Yekuana
2432:Spanish
2362:removed
2347:sources
2322:Culture
2027:Canaima
1963:removed
1948:sources
1923:Tourism
1863:bauxite
1859:cassava
1815:removed
1800:sources
1775:Economy
1762:240,528
1743:24,327
1714:62,798
1685:27,226
1627:18,376
1595:342,280
1569:37,930
1538:25,338
1477:704,585
1451:52,205
1372:Spanish
1368:Piaroas
1364:Panares
1356:Yekuana
1352:Pemones
1312:646,059
1295:Mestizo
1153:900,310
1142:668,340
1131:391,665
1120:213,543
1109:127,436
1023:±% p.a.
896:Climate
874:Paragua
860:hills.
849:Yuruari
812:Imataca
808:Yuruari
760:bauxite
748:diamond
725:Monagas
563:Orinoco
507:History
468:Spanish
464:Bolívar
444:Website
258:Capital
250:Created
240:Country
153:Spanish
147:Bolívar
102:scholar
3517:Guyana
3447:Zulian
3442:Llanos
3407:Andean
3257:Mérida
3237:Falcón
3207:Aragua
3184:States
3072:3 July
3045:8 July
2731:, the
2611:Sports
2573:garlic
2479:. The
2464:sanemá
2451:Panare
2168:Anotén
2165:Parupa
1909:bucare
1895:Coltan
1851:cotton
1740:20,359
1737:46,166
1733:Maripa
1711:50,082
1708:24,393
1682:21,750
1670:Roscio
1653:98,274
1650:15,900
1624:15,488
1566:28,450
1563:32,990
1535:21,769
1506:67,000
1503:46,020
1494:Cedeño
1465:Caroní
1448:40,927
1445:56,916
1362:, the
1360:Sanemá
1358:, the
1354:, the
1325:67,573
1241:Maripa
1178:+1.52%
1167:+2.76%
1156:+3.37%
1145:+5.49%
1134:+6.25%
1123:+4.80%
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1101:+2.59%
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1090:+1.01%
1087:83,159
1079:+2.24%
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1065:65,852
1057:+3.09%
1054:55,589
1046:+4.75%
1043:41,012
1032:28,287
973:, and
939:Brazil
935:Guyana
872:, the
870:Caroní
818:Relief
800:Tepuis
777:Brazil
752:coltan
744:copper
586:Cumaná
578:El Pao
485:states
428:(2019)
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3302:Zulia
3282:Sucre
3202:Apure
3091:(PDF)
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2998:(PDF)
2849:Upata
2701:club
2581:onion
2577:chili
2443:Pemón
1855:yucca
1728:Sucre
1679:6,182
1646:Upata
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