Intibucá (department)
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Intibucá is a department in Honduras.
The departmental capital is the town of La Esperanza.
Intibucá department covers a total surface area of 3,072 km² and, in 2005, had a population of about 202,140 people.
Intibucá was formed in 1883; it was formerly part of the departments of La Paz and Gracias. According to the 1895 census, it had a population of 18,957 in that year.
[edit] Municipalities
- Camasca
- Colomoncagua
- Concepción
- Dolores
- Intibucá
- Jesús de Otoro
- La Esperanza
- Magdalena
- Masaguara
- San Antonio
- San Francisco de Opalaca
- San Isidro
- San Juan
- San Marco de Sierra
- San Miguelito
- Santa Lucía
- Yamaranguila
| Departments of Honduras |  |
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| Atlántida • Bay Islands • Choluteca • Colón • Comayagua • Copán • Cortés • El Paraíso • Francisco Morazán • Gracias a Dios • Intibucá • La Paz • Lempira • Ocotepeque • Olancho • Santa Bárbara • Valle • Yoro |
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