Barrio Balboa, Panama facts for kids
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Barrio Balboa
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 Barrio Balboa, Panama
Location in Panama
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| Country | Panama |
| Province | Panamá |
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| • Total | 29,589 |
Barrio Balboa is a community located in Panama. It is one of the 18 corregimientos that make up the La Chorrera District. This district is part of the Panamá Oeste Province.
In 2010, Barrio Balboa had a population of 29,589 people. Its local leader, or representative, at that time was Tomás Velásquez Correa.
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What is a Corregimiento?
A corregimiento is a special type of administrative area in Panama. Think of it like a neighborhood or a small town within a larger district. Each corregimiento has its own local government. This helps manage services and represent the people living there.
How are Corregimientos Governed?
Each corregimiento has a representative. This person is chosen by the people who live there. The representative works to improve their community. They help with local issues and speak for their neighbors. Tomás Velásquez Correa was the representative for Barrio Balboa in 2010.
Where is Barrio Balboa Located?
Barrio Balboa is found in the western part of Panama. It is specifically within the Panamá Oeste Province. This province is known for its growing communities and natural beauty.
Barrio Balboa in La Chorrera District
The community is part of the La Chorrera District. La Chorrera is one of the most important districts in Panamá Oeste. It is a busy area with many people and activities. Barrio Balboa contributes to the district's overall population and character.
Population of Barrio Balboa
According to records from 2010, Barrio Balboa was home to 29,589 people. This makes it a fairly populated area within its district. Understanding population numbers helps us learn about a community's size and needs.
See also
- In Spanish: Barrio Balboa (Panamá Oeste) para niños
