Guárico
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For the river, see Guárico River.
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| Guárico State Anthem | |||||
| Motto: Si amas la libertad, ven a mis pampas (Spanish: If you love liberty, come to my plains) |
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 Location within Venezuela |
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| Created (given current status) |
1900 | ||||
| State capital | San Juan de los Morros | ||||
| Area •% |
64.986 km² 7,1 (Ranked 4th) |
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| Population •% |
745,100 hab. (2007 est.) 2.85 (Ranked 16th) |
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| Emblematic tree | The Palma llanera (Copernicia tectorum) |
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| ISO 3166-2 | VE-J |
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| Governor | Willian Lara 2008 - present |
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| Website: Guárico: Portal Oficial | |||||
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Estado Guárico is one of the 23 states (estados) into which Venezuela is divided. The state capital is San Juan de Los Morros. Guárico State covers a total surface area of 64 986 km² and, in 2007, had an estimated population of 745,100.
See also: Administrative divisions of Venezuela
[edit] Municipalities and municipal seats
- Camaguán (Camaguán)
- Chaguaramas (Chaguaramas)
- El Socorro (El Socorro)
- Francisco de Miranda (Calabozo)
- José Félix Ribas (Tucupido)
- José Tadeo Monagas (Altagracia de Orituco)
- Juan Germán Roscio (San Juan de los Morros)
- Julián Mellado (El Sombrero)
- Las Mercedes (Las Mercedes)
- Leonardo Infante (Valle de la Pascua)
- Ortiz (Ortiz)
- Pedro Zaraza (Zaraza)
- San Gerónimo de Guayabal (Guayabal)
- San José de Guaribe (San José de Guaribe)
- Santa María de Ipire (Santa María de Ipire)
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