El Guabo Canton

El Guabo Canton
Canton
Location of El Oro Province in Ecuador.
Cantons of El Oro Province
Coordinates: 3°14′20″S79°49′45″W / 3.2388°S 79.8292°W / -3.2388; -79.8292
Country	Ecuador
Province	El Oro Province
Area
• Total	580.2 km2 (224.0 sq mi)
Population  (2022 census) [1]
• Total	59,536
• Density	100/km2 (270/sq mi)
Time zone	UTC-5 (ECT)

The Guabo is a canton in the province of El Oro in Ecuador. Its capital is the city cantonal Guabo. Its population in the 2010 census was 50,009 inhabitants. The date of canton of El Guabo was September 7, 1978. The mayor for the period 2009-2014 was John Franco Aguilar.^{[ citation needed ]}

Geographic Location

The Guabo is located in the north of the province of El Oro, has an area of 580.2 km², at a distance of 18 km from Machala capital of the province. To the north the canton Orangery (Canton) , south to the cantons Machala and Pasaje Canton, east to the Canton Ponce Enriquez and Pasaje Canton , and west by the Pacific Ocean, Gulf of Guayaquil. The canton is located in the coastal region with a tropical humid climate, in which the most important crop is bananas for export.^{[ citation needed ]}

Demographics

Ethnic groups as of the Ecuadorian census of 2010: ^[2]

• Mestizo 82.3%
• Afro-Ecuadorian 6.9%
• White 6.0%
• Montubio 4.0%
• Indigenous 0.7%
• Other 0.2%

History

It arises as a village between 1700 and 1750 in the rain forest of the south-west of the country and north of what is now the province gold, bounded by a river on the left bank doublets, covered by the leafy robust guaba that gave its name to become the end of 1920 in the small commercial river traffic point, in 1882 the manor liberal parish since 1978 illustrious canton in the open door of the late twentieth century. The time schedule takes us to the year 1977, which was for the progressive and then parish Guabo, the beginning of his "off" to what it meant for the life and soul of this always virile and fighter, achieving cantonización persevering quest for happily given at the beginning of September 7, 1978.

Sources

Tradition has it that back in the 1700s and 1750s, when our Indians conquered by the Spanish, from the salty family and balao (Guayas) settled on the left bank of the river doublets, about 23 km., In its channel output Sea Jambelí balboa, with materials donated by the nature built ranches and gradually formed a village. until the early 1930s, the river, as expressed in data collected by journalist and professor arnulfo carvallo, had his tour of what a few years ago called "The Beach" (now av. army) and that once changed course and abandoned its bed drying led to the settlement and creation of sites and neighborhoods like victory, santa cruz, the pleasure, the hill, June 5, the office, Lt.. gustavo ledesma, July 3, April 30, January 20 and intake; holding that version took its present course doublets in Christmas 1924. On the bank of the river, from a variety of gigantic trees protruded from "guabas machete," that lamb palaces say in his book "the Canari and Inca Canaris" among the trees of cultivated land must call guabos and give guabas which is a very tasty fruit whose trunk had to be taken to tie the canoes and small sloops, river transportation only means the time by which the products were extracted from the area to the mouth of doublets in the Pacific, bound for Guayaquil. To reach the former village of Guayaquil, had to do on that boat transshipment mouth, close under high, where they performed "reestibaba" load another larger vessels called sloops because they were too fragile canoes to navigate sea crossing, especially at the mouth Jambelí channel to open sea, opposite the island of Puna. Although there were a variety of fruit trees, cocoa and coffee accounted for the greatest wealth, they were transported by mule sometimes even faster were the canoes, to the right side of the mouth of the river doublets. As necessity is the mother of invention, settled families began building their propis ranches near the awnings in order to take care of you left to dry products. construction of these ranches was such that with the passage of time is built into a major river and sea port, as well as serve to trade with large-scale guayaquil. In these circumstances there is the tacky dialogue montubios canoeists, when river traffic were among wondered if, in these cases they were leaving or arriving, saying one to another: Where are you going? the "guabo". Bring more cocoa and coffee How about you? I'm pa "awnings", leading people to be guayaquil other. I return to "guabo" taking fish 'low-high. The robust Guabo that tree was planted where the streets are currently 3 November and the army Avenue (neighborhood July 3), raised very close to the precipice of doublets and around which the early settled families from balao. the trunk of the tree and tie Adocar served for canoes and rafts, which the mouth of under high reached the "guabo" and went up the river to the town of passage often transporting cocoa, coffee other products from the area, the main essence of trade of the time in its output to guayaquil, always under high. It adds that the awnings were the huge dryers which tended the "gold nugget" and coffee. These awnings constructed of bamboo cane wax, the banks of the river to enjoy the sun and sea breeze. The vulgar dialogue was repeated every day and every moment, emerging from the supreme nature of our field men of the sister "the guabo" and "awnings" as etymological genesis of our history in which the river is essential irrefutable doublets .

Political division

The Guabo is divided into five parishes: The Guabo (cantonal) Bourbons (Sucre) The Iberia Tendales (heads in Puerto Tendales) Rio Bonito Works of Mr. John Franco called: The Linear Park course is not a straight line.

External links

• Autonomous Provincial Government Gold
• The Municipal Government Guabo

Guabo Colleges

• National Joint College Dr. Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
• National Joint College Dr. Jose Miguel Garcia Moreno
• College Night "The Guabo"
• Latin American Private College
• Mora Private College Quinonez
• Ati II Private College Pillahuaso

References

1. Citypopulation.de Population and area of El Guabo Canton
2. "Resultados".