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Encyclopedia > Pastaza Province

Pastaza is a province in Ecuador. The capital is Puyo. The province contains the Pastaza River. Puyo is the capital of Pastaza, a province in Ecuador. ... The Pastaza (the ancient river Sumatara) is a large tributary to the Amazon River. ...


The province is divided in 4 cantons.


Canton (Capital)

  1. Arajuno (Arajuno)
  2. Mera (Mera)
  3. Pastaza (Pastaza)
  4. Santa Clara (Santa Clara)




Ecuador | Political Division
Provinces of Ecuador
Azuay | Bolívar | Cañar | Carchi | Chimborazo | Cotopaxi | El Oro | Esmeraldas | Galápagos | Guayas | Imbabura | Loja | Los Ríos | Manabí | Morona-Santiago | Napo | Orellana | Pastaza | Pichincha | Sucumbíos | Tungurahua | Zamora-Chinchipe

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Pastaza Province - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (132 words)
It is rumored that there is a lot of gold in the rivers of Pastaza.
Pastaza is the largest province in Ecuador and the richest in biodiversity.
To the north of Pastaza are the provinces Napo and Orellana, to the south is Morona Santiago, to the east is Peru, and to the west are the provinces Tungurahua and Moronga Santiago.
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