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Il Cantone di Portoviejo è un cantone dell' Ecuador che si trova nella Provincia di Manabí . Il capoluogo del cantone è Portoviejo . Altri progetti. Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su cantone di Portoviejo. Collegamenti esterni. Sito ufficiale, su portoviejo.gob.ec.
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Portoviejo Canton is a canton of Ecuador, located in the Manabí Province. Its capital is the city of Portoviejo. Its population at the 2001 census was 238,430. Demographics. Ethnic groups as of the Ecuadorian census of 2010: Mestizo 67.9%; Montubio 20.8%; White 5.7%; Afro-Ecuadorian 5.3%; Indigenous 0.2%; Other 0.2%; References
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Founded March 12, 1535, near the coast, by the Spanish captain Francisco Pacheco as "Villa Nueva de San Gregorio de Portoviejo", it was moved inland to its present site in 1628 due to Indian attacks. On April 16 and 17, 2016, a large earthquakewith a moment magnitude of 7.8 struck the region. Portoviejo sustained over 300 fatalities and building da...
The city has a rich agricultural and maritime industry, employing over 50% of the population, as well as a flourishing gastronomic sector. The gastronomic sector is now regarded as the main post-disaster, referring to the 2016 earthquake, cultural industry, providing employment opportunities and reducing poverty for local inhabitants. In 2018, Port...
The many parks within the city include Mamey Ecological Park which includes a large animal reserve, The Forest Park located in the north of the city, and Central Park Vicente Amador Flor. The Jardín botánico de Portoviejo, a preserved area, botanical garden, arboretum, orchid garden, palmetum and rescue area in the northeast of the city serves as a...
The Technical University of Manabí (UTM) located in Portoviejo, was founded in 1952, having an estimated acceptance rate of 72%. It is locally known as Universidad Técnica de Manabí. The Private University of San Gregorio Portoviejois the second university of the city, founded in the year 2000 with an estimated acceptance rate of 51%.
The city is located on the E30 road connecting from Manta, Manabí to the capital of the Cotopaxi Province, Latacunga, as well as the 39A. In 2014, Portoviejo served a bus system of 129 buses on 12 routes throughout the entire city. The local airport was closed by order of president Rafael Correa in 2011. Currently it is only used for the city's pol...
Climate
Portoviejo has a hot semi-arid climate (Köppen BSh) with consistently very warm to hot conditions all year round. The advance and retreat of the cold Humboldt Current means there are two seasons: a lengthy dry season from May to December and a short wet season from January to April. The wet season is quite erratic owing to the El Niño Southern Oscillation. in El Niñoyears rainfall may be several times the long-term mean.
Nathalie Cely (born 28 December 1965), the former Minister of Production of Ecuador and former Ecuadorian Ambassador to the United States.Lucila Santos Trujillo (1925/1928 – 4 May 2020), former first lady of Ecuador.The Catedral Metropolitana de Portoviejo.Aerial view of Portoviejo.- 593 5
- March 12, 1535
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città dell'Ecuador, capoluogo della provincia di Manabí / Da Wikipedia, l'enciclopedia libera. Portoviejo è una città dell' Ecuador, capoluogo della Provincia di Manabí e del cantone omonimo. Ha una popolazione di 321.800 abitanti (censimento del 2020 ), ed è la settima città più popolosa dell'Ecuador. Oops something went wrong: 403.
Manabí è una provincia costiera dell'Ecuador, che ha come capoluogo la città di Portoviejo. La provincia di Manabí confina a nord con quella di Esmeraldas, a est con le provincie di Guayas, Los Ríos e Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas, a sud con quella di Santa Elena e a ovest si affaccia sull'Oceano Pacifico. È nota per la ...
