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The Zipaquirá Province ( Spanish: Provincia de Zipaquirá) was an administrative division of the Republic of New Granada. It was created on 6 May 1852 when the Bogotá Province was subdivided. [1] The province existed until 24 May 1855, when its territory was reintegrated into the Bogotá Province. [2] [3]
Geography
Physical appearance
The province was located in the northwest of the modern department of Cundinamarca, its territory corresponded approximately to provinces of Central Savanna and Rionegro. The territory was highly mountainous as the Cordillera Oriental traveled the province north to south, almost parallel to the main body of water in the region, the Bogotá River. [4]
Territorial division
The province was divided into three cantons: Zipaquirá, Guatavita y La Palma. They were divided into parish districts and villages, [1] as follows:
- Canton of Zipaquirá: Zipaquirá, Cajicá, Cogua, Cota, Chía, Gachancipá, Nemocón, Pacho, Sopó, Suesca, Tabio and Tocancipá.
- Canton of Guatavita: Guatavita, Gachetá, Gachalá, Guasca, Medina, Sesquilé, Upía and Cabuyaro.
- Canton of La Palma: La Palma, Caparrapí, Peña, Peñón, Topaipí and Yacopí.
Governors
| Governor | Period |
|---|---|
| Juan Miguel Acevedo | 1852–1852 |
| Ramón Muñoz | 1853–1853 |
| Felipe Pérez | 1853–1853 |
| Salvador Camacho Roldán | 1853–1853 |
| Felipe Pérez | 1853–1853 |
| José María Coronado | 1854–1854 |
| Valentín Gálvez | 1854–1854 |
| Eusebio Bernal | 1854–1854 |
| Torcuato Vargas | 1854–1854 |
| Celestino Durán | 1854–1854 |
| José María Coronado | 1855–1855 |
| Rafael de Urbina | 1855–1855 |
| Valentín Gálvez | 1855–1855 |
See also
References
- ^ a b "Leyes i Decretos espedidos por el congreso constitucional de la Nueva Granada, 1852" (PDF). 25-26. Imprenta El Neogranadino. Retrieved 5 January 2014.
- ^ "Leyes i Decretos espedidos por el congreso constitucional de la Nueva Granada, 1854". 59-60. Imprenta El Neogranadino. 1854. Retrieved 5 January 2014.
- ^ "Censo de población, año de 1912". Colombiestad (Colombia Estadística). pp. 28–30. Archived from the original on 15 July 2015. Retrieved 5 January 2015.
- ^ Pérez, Felipe (1863). Jeografía física i política de los Estados Unidos de Colombia. Imprenta de la Nación, Bogotá. ISBN 9781144874429.
The Zipaquirá Province ( Spanish: Provincia de Zipaquirá) was an administrative division of the Republic of New Granada. It was created on 6 May 1852 when the Bogotá Province was subdivided. [1] The province existed until 24 May 1855, when its territory was reintegrated into the Bogotá Province. [2] [3]
Geography
Physical appearance
The province was located in the northwest of the modern department of Cundinamarca, its territory corresponded approximately to provinces of Central Savanna and Rionegro. The territory was highly mountainous as the Cordillera Oriental traveled the province north to south, almost parallel to the main body of water in the region, the Bogotá River. [4]
Territorial division
The province was divided into three cantons: Zipaquirá, Guatavita y La Palma. They were divided into parish districts and villages, [1] as follows:
- Canton of Zipaquirá: Zipaquirá, Cajicá, Cogua, Cota, Chía, Gachancipá, Nemocón, Pacho, Sopó, Suesca, Tabio and Tocancipá.
- Canton of Guatavita: Guatavita, Gachetá, Gachalá, Guasca, Medina, Sesquilé, Upía and Cabuyaro.
- Canton of La Palma: La Palma, Caparrapí, Peña, Peñón, Topaipí and Yacopí.
Governors
| Governor | Period |
|---|---|
| Juan Miguel Acevedo | 1852–1852 |
| Ramón Muñoz | 1853–1853 |
| Felipe Pérez | 1853–1853 |
| Salvador Camacho Roldán | 1853–1853 |
| Felipe Pérez | 1853–1853 |
| José María Coronado | 1854–1854 |
| Valentín Gálvez | 1854–1854 |
| Eusebio Bernal | 1854–1854 |
| Torcuato Vargas | 1854–1854 |
| Celestino Durán | 1854–1854 |
| José María Coronado | 1855–1855 |
| Rafael de Urbina | 1855–1855 |
| Valentín Gálvez | 1855–1855 |
See also
References
- ^ a b "Leyes i Decretos espedidos por el congreso constitucional de la Nueva Granada, 1852" (PDF). 25-26. Imprenta El Neogranadino. Retrieved 5 January 2014.
- ^ "Leyes i Decretos espedidos por el congreso constitucional de la Nueva Granada, 1854". 59-60. Imprenta El Neogranadino. 1854. Retrieved 5 January 2014.
- ^ "Censo de población, año de 1912". Colombiestad (Colombia Estadística). pp. 28–30. Archived from the original on 15 July 2015. Retrieved 5 January 2015.
- ^ Pérez, Felipe (1863). Jeografía física i política de los Estados Unidos de Colombia. Imprenta de la Nación, Bogotá. ISBN 9781144874429.