Zulia

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Zulia (Spanish: Estado Zuliacode: es is deprecated ) is one of the 23 states of Venezuela. The state capital is Maracaibo.

Municipalities and municipal seats

Municipalities of Zulia

Zulia is divided into 21 municipalities (municipios):

	Municipality	Area in km²	Population 2011 Census (preliminary)	Seat
1.	Almirante Padilla	151	11,929	El Toro
2.	Baralt	2,211	89,847	San Timoteo
3.	Cabimas	655	263,056	Cabimas
4.	Catatumbo	5,225	40,702	Encontrados
5.	Colón	3,368	128,729	San Carlos del Zulia
6.	Francisco Javier Pulgar	800	33,942	Pueblo Nuevo El Chivo
7.	Indígena Bolivariano Guajira	2,370	65,545	Sinamaica
8.	Jesús Enrique Lossada	3,533	118,756	La Concepción
9.	Jesús María Semprún	6,003	30,484	Casigua el Cubo
10.	La Cañada de Urdaneta	2,073	82,210	Concepción
11.	Lagunillas	1,024	203,435	Ciudad Ojeda
12.	Machiques de Perijá	9,493	122,734	Machiques
13.	Mara	3,588	207,221	San Rafael del Moján
14.	Maracaibo	419	1,459,448	Maracaibo
15.	Miranda	2,255	97,463	Los Puertos de Altagracia
16.	Rosario de Perijá	3,914	85,006	La Villa del Rosario
17.	San Francisco	185	446,757	San Francisco
18.	Santa Rita	578	59,866	Santa Rita
19.	Simón Bolívar	219	43,831	Tía Juana
20.	Sucre	874	60,819	Bobures
21.	Valmore Rodríguez	1,292	52,624	Bachaquero

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Himno Del Zulia por la Orquesta Sinfónica Infantil de Maracaibo
San Carlos de la Barra Castle was built in the 17th century by the Spanish to protect Maracaibo from pirate attacks
San Rafael Arcangel Church, established in 1843, in San Rafael de El Moján, Zulia
Santa Barbara Church was completed in 1888
The Baralt Theatre was opened in 1883
Médanos de Zapara (Zapara Dunes), desert landscape on the island of San Carlos, Zulia State
Sierra de Perijá National Park.
Sunset At Congo Mirador, Maracaibo Lake
The Catatumbo Lightning in Venezuela is the world's largest single generator of ozone. en:Catatumbo lightning
Vista hacia el puente sobre el lago de Maracaibo