Tucumán

Tucumán (Spaingie pronunciation: [tukuˈmɑn]) is the maist densely populatit, an the smawest bi laund aurie, o the provinces o Argentinae. Locatit in the northwast o the kintra, the caipital is San Miguel de Tucumán, aften shortened tae Tucumán. Neebourin provinces are, clockwise frae the north: Salta, Santiago del Estero an Catamarca. It is elknamit El Jardín de la República (The Garden o the Republic).

Tucumán
Banner o Tucumán
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Coat of airms o Tucumán
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Eik-name(s): 

The Garden o the Republic
Location o Tucumán athin Argentinae
Location o Tucumán athin Argentinae
Coordinates: 26°56′S 65°20′W / 26.94°S 65.34°W / -26.94; -65.34
KintraArgentinae
CaipitalSan Miguel de Tucumán
Depairtments17
Municipalities an landwart communes112
Govrenment
 • GovrenorOsvaldo Jaldo (PJ)
 • Deputies9
 • Senators3
Area
 • Total22524 km2 (8,697 sq mi)
Population
 (2010[1])
 • Total1,448,188
 • Rank6t
 • Density64/km2 (170/sq mi)
Demonym(s)tucumano
Time zoneUTC−3 (ART)
ISO 3166 codeAR-T
Websitewww.tucuman.gov.ar

Etymologie

The wird "Tucumán" is likely a deformation frae the Quechua leids. It mey be a deformation o the term "Yucumán", which denotes the place o oreegin o several rivers. It can be a deformation o the wird "Tucma" an aw, which means the end o things. Afore the Spaingie colonization, the region wis in the ooter leemits o the Inca Empire.[2]

Poleetical diveesion

The province is dividit intae 17 depairtments (Spaingie departamentos).

DepairtmentPopulationAurieSeat
Burruyacú32,9363,605 km²Burruyacú
Capital527,60790 km²San Miguel de Tucumán
Chicligasta75,1331,267 km²Concepción
Cruz Alta162,2401,255 km²Banda del Río Salí
Famaillá30,951427 km²Famaillá
Graneros13,0631,678 km²Graneros
Juan Bautista Alberdi28,206730 km²Juan Bautista Alberdi
La Cocha17,683917 km²La Cocha
Leales51,0902,027 km²Bella Vista
Lules57,235540 km²Lules
Monteros58,4421,169 km²Monteros
Rio Chico52,925585 km²Aguilares
Simoca29,9321,261 km²Simoca
Tafí del Valle13,8832,741 km²Tafí del Valle
Tafí Viejo108,0171,210 km²Tafí Viejo
Trancas15,4732,862 km²Trancas
Yerba Buena63,707160 km²Yerba Buena
Depairtments o Tucumán.

See an aw

  • Leet o govrenors o Tucumán

References

Further readin

  • Juarez-Dappe, Patricia (2010). When Sugar Ruled: Economy and Society in Northwestern Argentina, Tucuman, 1876-1916. Ohio University Press.

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