Regidor, Bolívar facts for kids
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Regidor, Bolivar
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Municipality and town
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Location of the municipality and town of Regidor, Bolivar in the Bolívar Department of Colombia
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| Country |  Colombia |
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| Department | Bolívar Department | |
| Population
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| • Total | 5,335 | |
| Time zone | UTC-5 (Colombia Standard Time) | |
| Website | http://www.regidor-bolivar.gov.co/ | |
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Regidor is a town and municipality in northern Colombia. It is located in the Bolívar Department. The town sits in a low area near the Magdalena River. This river is very important for Colombia.
About Regidor
Regidor is a small community. In 2018, about 5,335 people lived there. It is known for its farming. The main crop grown in Regidor is Oil Palm.
Oil Palm Farming
Oil palm trees are very important to Regidor's economy. Farmers grow these trees to produce palm oil. Palm oil is used in many products. These include food, soap, and even fuel. Growing oil palm helps the local economy. It provides jobs for many people.
Some farmers in Regidor used to grow food just for their families. This is called subsistence farming. Over time, many of these farmers have changed. They now focus on growing oil palm. This shift helps them earn money. It also connects them to bigger markets.
Geography and Location
Regidor is in the Bolívar Department. This department is in the northern part of Colombia. The town's location is special. It is right next to the Magdalena River. This river is one of Colombia's longest. It plays a big role in transportation and trade. Being near the river helps connect Regidor to other places.
See also
In Spanish: Regidor (Bolívar) para niños
