Mariño is a municipality of Sucre State, Venezuela. It has five parishes, and the municipal seat is in Irapa. As of 2021, it has a population of 28,217...
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Mariño Municipality may refer to: Santiago Mariño Municipality Mariño Municipality, Nueva Esparta Mariño Municipality, Sucre This disambiguation page lists...
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Acosta (Araya) Libertador (Tunapuy) Mariño (Irapa) Mejía (San Antonio del Golfo) Montes (Cumanacoa) Ribero (Cariaco) Sucre (Cumaná) Valdez (Güiria) Some of...
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Casimiro) San Sebastián (San Sebastián) Santiago Mariño (Turmero) Santos Michelena (Las Tejerías) Sucre (Cagua) Tovar (Colonia Tovar) Urdaneta (Barbacoas)...
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(tapaítos) that depart from Porlamar to the town of Chacopata in Sucre State. Santiago Mariño: General in Chief of the Army of Venezuela, one of the heroes...
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populationdata.net. 17 March 2020. "IBGE divulga as estimativas populacionais dos municípios em 2012" (in Portuguese). Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística...
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northeastern region of the country. It borders with the State of Monagas and Sucre to the east, Bolivar to the south, Guarico and Miranda to the west, and...
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Angulo (2014–2021), appointed Bishop of Trujillo Enrique José Parravano Marino, S.D.B. (2016–2019), appointed Bishop of Maracay Ricardo Aldo Barreto Cairo...
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Antonio José de Sucre (Porto Ordaz) I.U.T. Pedro Emilio Coll (Puerto Ordaz) From Polytechnic University Institutes: Santiago Mariño Polytechnic University...
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Negra. Santo Cristo Lagoon. Juan Pablo Peñaloza National Park Páramo de Mariño. Páramo de la Negra. Las Palmas Lagoon. Los Lirios Lagoon. White Lagoon...
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