Bolívar

Bolívar is an administrative division in the western part of Yaracuy State, comprising several towns and communities spread across a hilly terrain. The municipality connects different local settlements and spans varied landscapes throughout its territory.

The area became established as a municipality during 20th century administrative reforms in Venezuela, creating an organized framework for the region. This designation allowed better coordination of resources and local matters across its communities.

The municipality contains two main parroquias, Aroa and Carabobo, each maintaining their individual administrative functions and community organizations within the region.

Visitors can reach the different settlements of the municipality along local roads that connect the towns and wind through the hilly terrain. It is helpful to plan your route in advance, as accessibility varies with the season.

Located at coordinates 10°27'24"N and 68°53'16"W, the municipality operates under specific geographical conditions that influence its administrative operations and development.