Arani is a province in Cochabamba Depairtment, Bolivie. Its caipital is Arani, situatit aboot 53km frae Cochabamba. Arani is kent for its breid but for the toun's artisan wickerwirk an aw.

Arani
Province
Lake Parququcha, Vacas
Location o the Arani Province athin Bolivie
Location o the Arani Province athin Bolivie
Provinces o the Cochabamba Depairtment
Provinces o the Cochabamba Depairtment
Coordinates: 17°37′S 66°05′W / 17.617°S 66.083°W / -17.617; -66.083
Kintra Bolivie
DepairtmentCochabamba Depairtment
Municipalities2
Cantons4
Foondation24 November 1914
CaipitalArani
Area
 • Total2245 km2 (867 sq mi)
Population
 (2001)
 • Total24,053
 • Density47.54/km2 (123.1/sq mi)
 • Ethnicities
Quechua
Area code(s)BO.CB.AR

Subdiveesion

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The province is dividit intae twa municipalities which are further subdividit intae fower cantons.

Section Municipality Inhabitants [1] Seat Inhabitants [2]
1st Arani 11,542 Arani 3,512
2nt Vacas 12,511 Vacas 650

Arani Municipality consists o three cantons, Arani, Pocoata an Collpaciaco. Vacas Municipality is no further subdividit, sae Vacas Canton an Vacas Municipality are identical.

Population

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The fowk in the Arani Province are mainly indigenous ceetizens o Quechua strynd.[3]

Ethnic group Arani Municipality Vacas Municipality
Quechua 87.2 94.4
Aymara 0.4 0.2
Guaraní, Chiquitos, Moxos 0.2 0.0
No indigenous 12.1 5.4
Ither indigenous groups 0.1 0.1

Leids

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The leids spoken in the Arani Province are mainly Quechua an Spaingie. The follaein table shows the nummer o those belangin tae the recognizit group o speakers.[3]

Leid Arani Municipality Vacas Municipality
Quechua 10,347 11,662
Aymara 76 39
Guaraní 5 2
Anither native 5 2
Spaingie 7,082 4,236
Foreign 49 11
Anerlie native 3,902 7,540
Native an Spaingie 6,467 4,131
Anerlie Spaingie 615 106

Tourism

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Festivals an Fairs:

Ither tourist attractions include the kirk o Saunt Bartholomew (San Bartolomé) in Arani, biggit in 1610, which is dedicatit tae the Virgen la Bella, an the lakes in Vacas Municipality: Parququcha, Asiruqucha, Junt'utuyu, Pilawit'u, Qullpaqucha an Yanatama.

References

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  1. www.ine.gov.bo Archived 2007-08-25 at the Wayback Machine
  2. world-gazetteer.com[deid airtin]
  3. a b obd.descentralizacion.gov.bo/municipal/fichas/ (inactive)

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