Warnes Province, Province in Santa Cruz Department, Bolivia
Warnes Province is an administrative territory in Santa Cruz Department that encompasses two municipalities and numerous communities scattered across the lowlands. The region is divided between Warnes and Okinawa Uno municipalities, each with their own local centers and surrounding settlements.
The province was named after Colonel Ignacio Warnes, a military leader during South America's independence wars against Spanish colonial power. This naming honors his role in Bolivia's struggle for freedom and self-determination.
Spanish remains the primary language among residents, while segments of the population maintain Quechua, Guarani, and Aymara speaking traditions.
When visiting, note that the area features scattered local centers that can be explored on foot or reached via local transport options. It helps to allow time for exploring between different communities, as they are spread out across the territory.
The population density reaches 68.6 inhabitants per square kilometer, marking substantial growth from 38,285 residents in 1992 to current numbers.
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