Cumbe, Ecuador facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Cumbe
Parish
Cumbe, Ecuador Location in Ecuador
Country	Ecuador
Province	Azuay Province
Canton	Cuenca Canton
Area
• Total	27.6 sq mi (71.4 km2)
Population  (2001)
• Total	5,010
Time zone	UTC-5 (ECT)

Cumbe is a small area in Cuenca Canton, Azuay Province, Ecuador. It is known as a parish, which is a type of local district. The total area of Cumbe is about 71.4 square kilometers. In 2001, a census showed that around 5,010 people lived there.

What is Cumbe?

Cumbe is a rural parish in the Azuay Province of Ecuador. It is part of the larger Cuenca Canton. A parish is like a small town or district within a bigger area. It has its own local government and community.

Where is Cumbe Located?

Cumbe is found in the southern part of Ecuador. It is in the Andes Mountains, which means it has beautiful natural scenery. The area is known for its green landscapes and fresh air.

How Many People Live in Cumbe?

According to the 2001 census, the population of Cumbe was 5,010 people. This number helps us understand how many residents call Cumbe home. It is a relatively small community compared to bigger cities.

Geography and Environment

Cumbe's location in the Andes gives it a unique geography. The land is often hilly or mountainous. This type of land is great for farming and enjoying nature.

What is the Climate Like?

The climate in Cumbe is usually mild. This is because of its elevation in the mountains. It's not too hot and not too cold, making it a pleasant place to live.

Local Life in Cumbe

Life in Cumbe is often focused on community and tradition. Many people work in agriculture, growing crops or raising animals. The parish has its own customs and celebrations.

What are Parishes?

In Ecuador, a parish is a basic unit of local government. It helps manage services for the people living there. This includes things like local roads and community events.

See also

In Spanish: Cumbe (Ecuador) para niños

Images for kids

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  A view of the Cumbe parish in Ecuador.