Lengupá Province

Location of the Lengupá Province in Boyacá Department

The Lengupá Province is a subregion of the Colombian department of Boyacá. The subregion is formed by 6 municipalities.

Etymology

The name of the province is possibly derived from the Chibcha words Len: "site"; Gua: "of the river"; Paba: "father" or "chief".^[1]

Subdivision

Lengupá Province comprises 6 municipalities:

References

↑ (Spanish) Etymology Lengupá

External links

(Spanish) Boyacá Info; Provinces of Boyacá

Provinces and Municipalities in Boyacá Department

Central Boyacá Province	Cómbita Cucaita Chíquiza Chivatá Motavita Oicatá Siachoque Samacá Sora Soracá Sotaquirá Toca Tunja Tuta Ventaquemada

Northern Boyacá Province	Boavita Covarachía La Uvita San Mateo Sativanorte Sativasur Soatá Susacón Tipacoque

Western Boyacá Province	Briceño Buenavista Caldas Chiquinquirá Coper La Victoria Maripí Muzo Otanche Pauna Quípama Saboyá San Miguel de Sema San Pablo de Borbur Tununguá

Eastern Boyacá Province	Almeida Chivor Guateque Guayatá La Capilla Somondoco Sutatenza Tenza

Gutiérrez Province	Chiscas El Cocuy El Espino Guacamayas Güicán Panqueba

La Libertad Province	Labranzagrande Pajarito Paya Pisba

Lengupá Province	Berbeo Campohermoso Miraflores Páez San Eduardo Zetaquirá

Márquez Province	Boyacá Ciénaga Jenesano Nuevo Colón Ramiriquí Rondón Tibaná Turmequé Úmbita Viracachá

Neira Province	Chinavita Garagoa Macanal Pachavita San Luis de Gaceno Santa María

Ricaurte Province	Arcabuco Chitaraque Gachantivá Moniquirá Ráquira Sáchica San José de Pare Santa Sofía Santana Sutamarchán Tinjacá Togüí Villa de Leyva

Sugamuxi Province	Aquitania Cuítiva Firavitoba Gámeza Iza Mongua Monguí Nobsa Pesca Sogamoso Tibasosa Tópaga Tota

Tundama Province	Belén Busbanzá Cerinza Corrales Duitama Floresta Paipa Santa Rosa de Viterbo Tutazá

Valderrama Province	Betéitiva Chita Jericó Paz de Río Socotá Socha Tasco

Boyacá Frontier District	Cubará

Boyacá Special Handling Zone	Puerto Boyacá

See also: List of municipalities in Boyacá

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