Zulia ( Spanish: Zulia , Guah . Suuria ) is one of the 23 states of Venezuela .
| State | |||||
| Zulia | |||||
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| Spanish Estado zulia | |||||
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| A country | Venezuela | ||||
| Includes | 21 Municipalities | ||||
| Adm. center | Maracaibo | ||||
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| History and Geography | |||||
| Date of formation | 1864 | ||||
| Area | 63 100 km² (6.88%, 5th place ) | ||||
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| Timezone | UTC-04: 30 | ||||
| Population | |||||
| Population | 3 704 404 people ( 2011 ) (13.61%, 1st place ) | ||||
| Density | 58.71 people / km² (13th place) | ||||
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| ISO 3166-2 Code | Ve-v | ||||
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The administrative center of the state is the city of Maracaibo .
The area of the state is 63,100 km², the population is 3,704,404 people (2011). Indians make up 12.72% of the state’s population. Indigenous peoples make up the majority of the population in the municipalities of Mara (98.31%) and Guahira (90.16%). In the Mara municipality, 45.50% of the population belongs to the Vayu (guajiro) ethnic group, and 4.55% to the Anu (parauhano). In the municipality of Guahira, 80.79% of the population belongs to the Vayu (guahiro) ethnic group [1] .
State Municipalities
Municipalities of the state of Zulia.
- Almirante Padilla
- Baralt
- Valmore Rodrigues
- Cabimas
- Catatumbo
- Colon
- La Cañada de Urdaneta
- Lagunillas
- Machicus de Perich
- Mara
- Maracaibo ( Maracaibo )
- Miranda
- Guajira
- Rosario de Perich
- San francisco
- Santa rita
- Simon bolivar
- Sucre
- Francisco Javier Pulgar
- Jesus Enrique Lossada
- Jesus Maria Semprun
Notes
- ↑ Venezuelan Census 2011 data (2011).