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Cotoca is a
canton and Muni****lity of Andrés Ibáñez
Province in
Santa Cruz Department, Bolivia. The muni****lity
consists of two
cantons –
Cotoca itself...
- The
Virgen de
Cotoca (literal translation:
Virgin of
Cotoca;
figurative translation: Our Lady of
Cotoca; variant:
Blessed Virgin of Cotoco) is the patron...
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Santa Cruz muni****lities:
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, La Guardia, Warnes,
Cotoca, El Torno, Porongo, and Montero. The city was
first founded in 1561 by Spanish...
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different ways to
prepare arepas, but one of the most
traditional is the
Cotoca recipe.
Several varieties of
arepa can be
found in the country, such as...
- Andrés Ibáñez
Shrine of the
Virgen de
Cotoca (Patron
Saint of the Department)
Tucavaca Valley Muni****l
Reserve Cotoca El
Carmen Guadalupe,
Vallegrande Hardeman...
- of Bolivia. Don
Lorenzo is the
third largest town of Cantón
Cotoca and is
located in
Cotoca Muni****lity in Andrés Ibáñez Province. It is
situated at an...
- of Bolivia.
Campanero is the
second largest town of Cantón
Cotoca and is
located in
Cotoca Muni****lity in Andrés Ibáñez Province. It is
situated at an...
- Dr.
Santiago María del
Granado y
Navarro Calderón, 1st
Count of
Cotoca (1757 in Cadiz,
Spain – 1823 in
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia), was a Spanish...
- basket, pigeons, baton, gold
Quechua jewelry[citation needed] Our Lady of
Cotoca white embroidered mantle, gold
crown and jewelry, sca****r[citation needed]...
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Santa Cruz Muni****lity 1,135,526
Santa Cruz de la
Sierra 1st
Cotoca Muni****lity 36,425
Cotoca 2nd
Ayacucho Muni****lity or
Porongo Muni****lity 11,085 Porongo...
