El Cedro, Los Santos facts for kids

Quick facts for kids El Cedro
Corregimiento
Country	Panama
Province	Los Santos
District	Macaracas
Area
• Land	28.1 km2 (10.8 sq mi)
Population  (2010)
• Total	450
• Density	16/km2 (40/sq mi)
	Population density calculated based on land area.
Time zone	UTC−5 (EST)

El Cedro is a small place in Panama, a country in Central America. It is known as a corregimiento, which is a type of local area or district. El Cedro is located within the Macaracas District in the Los Santos Province.

In 2010, about 450 people lived in El Cedro. The number of people living there has changed a little over the years. In 1990, there were 461 residents, and in 2000, the population was 489.

What is a Corregimiento?

A corregimiento is like a small administrative area in Panama. Think of it as a local division, similar to a township or a small county in other countries. These areas help organize the country into smaller parts.

Each corregimiento has its own local government. This government helps manage things like public services and local rules. It's a way for communities to handle their own needs.

Where is El Cedro Located?

El Cedro is found in the Los Santos Province of Panama. This province is on the Azuero Peninsula, which is a large piece of land that sticks out into the Pacific Ocean. Los Santos is known for its beautiful coasts and traditional culture.

Within Los Santos Province, El Cedro is part of the Macaracas District. Macaracas is a larger area that includes several corregimientos, including El Cedro. This district is mostly rural, meaning it has a lot of open land and small towns rather than big cities.

Population Over Time

The number of people living in El Cedro has been fairly stable.

• In 1990, the population was 461.
• In 2000, it grew slightly to 489 people.
• By 2010, the population was 450.

This shows that El Cedro is a small community. Its population has stayed around the same size for many years.

See also

In Spanish: El Cedro (Los Santos) para niños