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Santa Marta Province Santa Marta | |||||||||||||||
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Province | |||||||||||||||
1533 | –1857|||||||||||||||
Santa Marta Province in New Granada c. 1810 | |||||||||||||||
Santa Marta Province in New Granada c. 1855 | |||||||||||||||
Capital | Santa Marta | ||||||||||||||
Demonym | Samari(a/o), Neogranadin(a/o) | ||||||||||||||
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• Coordinates | 11°15′11″N70°13′00″W / 11.25306°N 70.21667°W | ||||||||||||||
Population | |||||||||||||||
• 1789 est. [1] | 39,942 | ||||||||||||||
• 1835 est. [2] | 46,587 | ||||||||||||||
• 1843 est. [3] | 45,677 | ||||||||||||||
• Type | Governorate | ||||||||||||||
Historical era | Spanish colonization of the Americas Colombian War of Independence | ||||||||||||||
• Established | February 16 1533 | ||||||||||||||
• Dissolved | June 15 1857 | ||||||||||||||
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11°15′11″N70°13′00″W / 11.25306°N 70.21667°W