Warnes Province

Warnes Province stretches across the Bolivian lowlands between the Rio Piray and Rio Grande rivers, covering 1,216 square kilometers at 275 meters elevation.

The province received its name from Colonel Ignacio Warnes, who led military forces during the South American independence wars against Spanish colonial rule.

Spanish remains the primary language among residents, while segments of the population maintain Quechua, Guarani, and Aymara speaking traditions.

The province contains two municipalities, Warnes and Okinawa Uno, with a combined population of 161,311 residents spread across numerous local communities.

The population density reaches 68.6 inhabitants per square kilometer, marking substantial growth from 38,285 residents in 1992 to current numbers.

Location: Santa Cruz Department

Elevation above the sea: 275 m

GPS coordinates: -17.33333,-63.00000

Latest update: March 4, 2025 00:41