San Borja Municipality

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San Borja
Municipality
Country	Bolivia
Department	Beni
Province	José Ballivián
Seat	San Borja
Government
• Mayor	Walter Ronald Tovías Simond (2008)
• President	Sagir Dayer Asbun (2008)
Area
• Total	5,150 sq mi (13,350 km²)
Elevation	700 ft (200 m)
Population (2001)
• Total	34,363
• Density	6.7/sq mi (2.6/km²)
Time zone	UTC-4 (-4)

San Borja is the second municipal section of the José Ballivián Province in the Beni Department of Bolivia. The seat of the municipality is the town of San Borja.

Languages

The languages spoken in the San Borja Municipality are mainly Spanish, Chimane, Aymara and Quechua.

Language	Inhabitants
Quechua	1,840
Aymara	2,196
Guaraní	29
Another native	5,890
Spanish	27,547
Foreign	270
Only native	4,219
Native and Spanish	5,325
Only Spanish	22,233

References

External links

Map of José Ballivián province

v t e Beni Department
Capital: La Santísima Trinidad
Provinces	Cercado Iténez José Ballivián Mamoré Marbán Moxos Vaca Díez Yacuma
Municipalities and seats	Baures (Baures) Exaltación (Exaltación) Guayaramerín (Guayaramerín) Huacaraje (Huacaraje) Loreto (Loreto) Magdalena (Magdalena) Puerto Siles (Puerto Siles) Reyes (Reyes) Riberalta (Riberalta) Rurrenabaque (Rurrenabaque) San Andrés (San Andrés) San Borja (San Borja) San Ignacio (San Ignacio) San Javier (San Javier) San Joaquín (San Joaquín) San Ramón (San Ramón) Santa Ana (Santa Ana del Yacuma) Santa Rosa (Santa Rosa) Trinidad (Trinidad)

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