Isla de Pasqua (province)

Isla de Pasqua
	provinces
Isla de Pasqua
	brine. Rapa nui ; Spanish Isla de pascua
Flag	Coat of arms
A country	Chile
Adm. center	Anga roa
Pedro edmunds	Alcald
History and Geography
Date of formation	September 9, 1888
Area	163.6 km² (0%, 54th place )
Timezone	UTC-6
The largest city	Anga roa
Population
Population	7 750 people ( 2017 ) (0.04%, 50th place )
Density	47.37 people / km² (14th place)
official languages	Spanish , also used Rapanui
Digital identifiers
Telephone code	+ 56-39-XX-XXXX
Postal codes	2770000
	Official site

Isla de Pasqua or Easter Island / Rapanui ^[1] ( Spanish: Provincia de Isla de Pascua , rap. Rapa Nui ) - a province in Chile in the Valparaiso region.

Includes 1 commune.

Territory - 163.6 km². ^[2] The population is 7,750 people (2017). The population density is 47.37 people / km². ^[3]

The administrative center is Anga Roa .

Content

1 Geography
2 Demographics
3 Most Important Locations ^[6]
4 References
5 notes

Geography

The province is located in the Pacific Ocean , includes Easter Island , adjacent islets ( Motu Nui , etc.), as well as the uninhabited island of Sala i Gomez .

Demographics

According to information collected during the 2012 census by the National Institute of Statistics (INE), the provincial population is ^[4] :

Total population					5761
including:	Urban population	5563	Percentage of urban population,%	96.56
	Rural population	198	The percentage of rural population,%	3.44
	Male population	2975	Percentage of male population,%	51.64
	Female population	2786	Percentage of female population,%	48.36
Population Density, persons / km²					35.21
Provincial population in% of the population of the region					0.33

The dynamics of the population of the province ^[5]
1992	2002	2012	2017
2764	3791 ▲	5761 ▲	7750 ▲

Most Important Locations ^[6]

No.	Populated paragraph	Populated item (sp.)	Category	Population (2002)	On the map
one	Anga roa	Hanga roa	village	3304

Links

Alcaldia in Anga Roa

Notes

↑ Chile // Great Soviet Encyclopedia : [in 30 vol.] / Ch. ed. A.M. Prokhorov . - 3rd ed. - M .: Soviet Encyclopedia, 1969-1978.
↑ Chilean Territorial Information System (Spanish)
↑ 2017 Chile Census (Spanish)
↑ Chile Census 2012 results ( PDF ) (Spanish)
↑ Chilean National Institute of Statistics (Spanish)
↑ Census of Chile's Cities, Towns, and Villages 2002 ( PDF ) (Spanish)

[1] Chile // Great Soviet Encyclopedia : [in 30 vol.] / Ch. ed. A.M. Prokhorov . - 3rd ed. - M .: Soviet Encyclopedia, 1969-1978.

[2] Chilean Territorial Information System (Spanish)

[3] 2017 Chile Census (Spanish)

[4] Chile Census 2012 results ( PDF ) (Spanish)

[5] Chilean National Institute of Statistics (Spanish)

[6] Census of Chile's Cities, Towns, and Villages 2002 ( PDF ) (Spanish)