Alamor
Town
Iglesia San Jacinto de Alamor
Iglesia San Jacinto de Alamor
Alamor is located in Ecuador
Alamor
Alamor
Coordinates: 04°02′0″S 80°02′0″W / 4.03333°S 80.03333°W / -4.03333; -80.03333
CountryEcuador
ProvinceLoja Province
CantonPuyango Canton
Government
 • MayorVíctor Tinoco Montaño
Area
 • Town
1.63 km2 (0.63 sq mi)
Population
 (2022 census)[1]
 • Town
5,981
 • Density3,670/km2 (9,500/sq mi)
Time zoneECT
ClimateAw
Websitewww.hcpl.gov.ec / Puyango Canton

Alamor is a town and the seat of the Puyango canton, province of Loja, Ecuador.

Geographic Location

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In the south-western province of Loja, is the canton Puyango, bordered on the north by the canton Avocados and the province of El Oro, on the south by the cantons of Celica and Pindal, east of Celica and Avocado Zapotillo and west of the Republic of Peru. Alamor is 214 km from the provincial capital and 140 km. from the city of Machala. Latitude 4'02'S Long 80'01'W Height 1380 meters above sea level Average temperature 18 °C 643 km2 area Population 16,804 inhabitants

Political Divisions

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Puyango has six parishes: one urban (Alamor cantonal head) and five rural: Vicentino, Mercadillo, The Limo, Ciano and El Arenal.

Climate

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Puyango enjoys a mild climate, warm and humid. In the lowlands the temperature reaches 26 °C, and in parts of the temperature range is between 14 °C and 18 °C

Symbols

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Alamors' heraldic shield is divided into four quarters, standing on them; Puyango river, the sun, the flag of the canton, farming tools and cattle. On the outside we have a range of coffee and a corn plant, the main agricultural area and a loop where will your name and date of cantonization' The flag comprises three horizontal stripes of the same dimension, their colors are: yellow on top, green in the middle and white on the bottom. Anthem: Dr. Luis Antonio Aguirre Alamor pastor is the author of the hymn to the parish Alamor. The shield and banner Puyango were approved in solemn session of January 23, 1966. In 1979 Dr. Marcelo Reyes Orellana, write the letter of the current Puyango hymn that was made official by the camera Edilicia the December 3, 1989.

Topography

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Two ridges protrude from Puyanguense territory: The Alamor and the Laborers in the predominantly Black and Curiachi Cerro. The mountain range of The Limo is divided into branches, Canoas, Puerto Nuevo, Banderones, Gentil and Achiral. Rivers: Puyango, the largest river, forms the border with the Gold and Peru, flows into the Pacific Ocean with the name of Tumbes River; Alamor river rises in the foothills of Guachanama in its route goes through the cantonal Pindal and Zapotillo and lays its waters in the Pacific Ocean, as well as have significant streams of Ingenio, Cochurco, Shoa, (Tunima).

Production

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Main products: coffee, corn, trifles, banana, brown sugar or cane to make rum, On the livestock, cattle, pigs, horses and poultry. Citrus, oranges, lemons and tropical fruit.

Communication channels

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Highway. - Main. - Loja-Alamor and Alamor-Arenillas Secondary: Alamor Vicentino, Ciano, Arenal. Alamor, silt, Mangaurco. Alamor, The collapsed Puyango (Old Bridge) Alamor Chaquinal, Pindal.

Festivals civic and religious

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January 23, Puyango cantonization anniversary. July 16, commercial and religious celebration in honor of the Virgin of El Carmen. August 15, commercial and religious celebration in honor of the Virgin of the Assumption. September 14 commercial and religious celebration in honor of our Señor del Girón, in Mercadillo. December 8, commercial and religious celebration in honor of the Immaculate Conception.

References

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  1. ^ Citypopulation.de Population and area of Alamor

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Cantons of Ecuador

Paltas 22,841 1,156 Catacocha Pindal 10,409 202 Pindal Puyango 16,257 637 Alamor Quilanga 3,971 237 Quilanga Saraguro 29,111 1,085 Saraguro Sozoranga 6,970

Hungarian exonyms

Seacă Szárazajta Aiton Ajton Aiud Nagyenyed Aiudul de Sus Felenyed Alămor Alamor Albac Fehérvölgy Alba Iulia Gyulafehérvár Albești Fehéklak Albești 2

Highways in Ecuador

Cumbe-Y de Corralitos Machala - Cumbe 144 km E68 Vía Colectora Alamor-El Empalme Alamor - El Empalme 46 km E69 Vía Colectora Catamayo-Macará Catamayo -

Loja Province

Paltas 23,801 1,145 Catacocha Pindal 8,645 200 Pindal Puyango 15,513 634 Alamor Quilanga 4,337 235 Quilanga Saraguro 30,183 1,075 Saraguro Sozoranga 7,465

German exonyms (Transylvania)

Miereschhall Ocna Mureș Marosújvár Mikesdorf Părău Páró Mildenburg Alămor Alamor Minarken Monariu Malomárka Mindorf Monor Monorfalva Mitteldorf Chiuza

Cazaderos Formation

~110–100 Ma PreꞒ Ꞓ O S D C P T J K Pg N Type Geological formation Unit of Alamor Group Lithology Primary Sandstone Location Coordinates 3°54′S 80°06′W /