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Cabudare

Coordinates: 10°1′59″N 69°15′48″W / 10.03306°N 69.26333°W / 10.03306; -69.26333
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Cabudare
Church of Cabudare
Church of Cabudare
Cabudare is located in Venezuela
Cabudare
Cabudare
Coordinates: 10°1′59″N 69°15′48″W / 10.03306°N 69.26333°W / 10.03306; -69.26333
CountryVenezuela
StateLara
MunicipalityPalavecino Municipality
Elevation
400 m (1,300 ft)
Population
 • Demonym
Cabudareño/a
Time zoneVST
Postal code
3023
Area code0251
ClimateBSh

Cabudare (Spanish pronunciation: [kaβuˈðaɾe], original indigenous name Kabudari), is a city in Lara State, in Venezuela,[1][better source needed] and capital of the Palavecino Municipality. Located at an elevation of 400 m on the Turbio River, it is on the major west-central freeway, the Autopista Centro Occidental. Due to the growth of the economy in Barquisimeto, Cabudare has become a bedroom community, with new housing construction replacing the sugar cane fields. A minority of the population are still engaged in agriculture within the municipality.

There are important private hospitals such as Clínica IDB Cabudare and Hospital Internacional.

The city had 78,578 inhabitants (c. 2011), which represented 40.5% of the total population of the Palavecino municipality.

Cabudare currently represents one of the biggest urban growth in Venezuela, due to its commercial and housing expansion. It has several urbanisations and neighbourhoods where a large quantity of people lives. However, in terms of beauty of the municipality, there are some improvements to be made since there has not been a lot of maintenance in important areas by the previous mayors, so it is needing a push from its inhabitants to their governance in order to improve the city.[citation needed]

It has been considered as the dormitory city of Barquisimeto, which is the capital or the Lara State, due to its housing growth; however, it also has had commercial and industrial growth.

References

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  1. ^ "Three Dead in Venezuela as Violent Protests Enter 9th Week". Venezuelanalysis. 29 May 2017. Retrieved 29 February 2024.
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