El Alto Department
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| Official name | Departamento El Alto | |
| Capital | El Alto | |
| Country Province | Argentina Image:Flag of Argentina.svg Catamarca Image:Stemma catamarca.gif | |
| Foundation Founder | ? ? | |
| Population: | ||
| - Total | 3,400 (2001 census [INDEC]) | |
| - Density | 1.46 Inhabitants/km² | |
| - Population change | +14.06% (1991-2001) | |
| Resident name | ? | |
| Telephone code | 03833 | |
| Post Code | K4235 | |
| Location | ||
| - Coordinates | ||
| Area | 2,327 km² | |
| Distance: | ||
| - to Buenos Aires | 1,350 | |
| - to San Fernando del Valle | 90km | |
| Patron | ? | |
| Mayor | Moisés Bulacio, Frente Justicialista | |
| Web Site | http://www.camsencat.gov.ar/elalto.html | |
| IFAM Statistics | IFAM | |
El Alto is an eastern department of Catamarca Province in Argentina.
The provincial subdivision has a population of about 3,400 inhabitants in an area of 2,327km², and its capital city is El Alto.
[edit] External link
- El Alto webpage (Spanish)
es:Departamento El Alto
| Departments of Catamarca Province |
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| Ambato | Ancasti | Andalgalá | Antofagasta de la Sierra | Belén | Capayán | Capital | El Alto | Fray Mamerto Esquiú | La Paz | Paclín | Pomán | Santa María | Santa Rosa | Tinogasta | Valle Viejo | |
