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southern region in department Huila - Coggle Diagram

- - - - places: Archaeological Park and its representations in stone, La Chaquira, La Pelota, Purutal
        Strait of the Magdalena River, Magdalena Viewpoint, Los Tres Chorros, La Parada, El Alto and the source of the lavapatas, Quinchana Cemetery; Lagoons such as: Santiago, La Magdalena, La Presentacion and San Rafael, Obando Archaeological Cemetery, La Magdalena Archaeological Cemetery
  - - - His photos are to date the oldest taken in San Agustín. In the 1930s we had our first aqueducts and sewers whose pipes were brought on the back of a mule.
        The temple of the crypt was raised and in the 70s the Atalaya station arose and the appearance of the first televisions, the new Municipal Gallery was built. In 1990, we commemorated 200 years of being founded and in 1995 UNESCO declared our Archaeological Park as HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL HERITAGE OF HUMANITY.
- - - - places: the Dorado lagoon, the Puracé Natural National Park, the Moreja hot springs, Alto Girasol archaeological sites, the El Rosal hot springs, the indigenous tombs and statuary, and the Arco de las Jarras
- - - - In 1830 the same doctor Carvajal applied for a new license to found in that place, already called Mesa de las Limas, a vice-parish. In l.835 the neighbors asked for the appointment of mayor and other district officials in order to create independent life. The new entity was established in 1837 under the name of Mesa de las Limas. Its first Mayor was Mr. Miguel Salcedo. The 12 of 1,883 issued by the Neiva provincial legislature named this territory with the name of ELIAS
        
        economy: primary sector: Agricultural Activities. tertiary sector: Commerce and Services. secondary sector: transformation of raw material: crafts and carpentry.
        
        Places: The temple of San Emigdio; the San Luis Gonzaga school
- - - - From the beginning of the 18th century, the reduced natives were few and often escaped and the non reduced natives attacked the populations.
        
        The town of San Antonio was abandoned, but the town of San Francisco settled definitively on the current site; In 1825 the town of San Francisco Javier de la Ceja de Andaquies was declared a district; in 1898 the name of the municipality of La Concepción was chosen, which was changed in 1935 by Acevedo in the name of the tribute of the people Jose Acevedo y Gomez
        
        economy:
        agrarian sector it is one of the best coffee producers and plantain crops, traditional and technified beans, traditional corn, table tomato, intercropped banana, cocoa, panela, cassava, onion junca, fruit trees such as: guava, granadilla, are also presented. , pineapple, lulo and blackberry, in a lower production
        
        Places: Cueva de los Guácharos National Natural Park
        In this beautiful natural place, we find various animal species such as the emblematic Guácharo of these caves; migratory bird, which feeds on the fruit of the Milpes palm.
        Municipal Natural Park La Correntosa
        This beautiful place is the water reserve located in the eastern part of the municipality, which is characterized because it is a purely natural, virgin place and has various exotic plants.
- - - - Farmhouse in the middle of the mountains where the common fauna of the region were: tapir, tigrillo, boruga; Initially it was called Agua Azul, since in the middle, just because of a geological fault that divided the land, there was a stream of crystalline waters baptized with the same name, years later at the request of the community the name was changed to that of the estate then owned by Mr. Rómulo Cuellar «PALESTINA», name of historical and spiritual significance for believers in the Christian religion
      - then since 1860, the date in which the Hacienda el Quebradón is mentioned. In this hacienda, all the quina and rubber produced by the south of Huila were gathered and then sent in mule trains to the port of Caracoli, and finally shipped abroad. The years passed and only until 1923 is when the first 10 hectares of land of the Hacienda el Quebradón are purchased for the organization of huts.
        The town had its beginnings in 1937 through the work of the priest Camilo Trujillo Silva, its development as a first farmhouse and later as a police inspection dependent on the municipality of Pitalito, allowed it to be erected as a municipality in 1984
      - economy: It has as its fundamental base Agriculture and Livestock, and to a lesser extent fish farming and Regional Recreational and Research Eco-tourism. It is the main access road to the Cueva de los Guácharos National Natural Park. Its main crops are: coffee, sugar cane, granadilla, tree tomato, blackberry, pitahaya, lulo, peach, among other products.
        
        places:
        the guacharos cave today converted into a National Natural Park, which is on the borders with the municipality of Acevedo, but the best route to get there, passes through the town of Palestine.
- - - - On December 9, 1818, the town council of Timaná determined the election of mayors for the different parties. Luis Cristóbal de Cuéllar was chosen for the first time for the town of Pitalito, whose election he had taken into account as a separate curate. After the victory of the Boyacá bridge and on December 9, 1820, the Timaná council elected Ignacio de Cabrera y Rojas as mayor of the Pitalito party, the first in the municipality, who had possession of his cargo on January 6, 1821, before the Timaná council meeting in Garzón.
    - - the Anserma, Guamal, Charguayaco and Guacacallo villages; natural sites such as the Guaitipan Lagoon and the Yuma River; the Yamboro Agroecological Technopark of the SENA Center for Sustainable Development and Management SENA
- - - - On February 11, 1959, Mr. Luis Enrrique Muñoz Navia was appointed as the first Mayor. The second important event is presented on December 5, 1995, and is the declaration by UNESCO of the Alto de las Piedras and Alto de los Ídolos Parks as HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL HERITAGE OF HUMANITY
        
        economy: the agricultural, livestock and fish farming sectors, but without real signs of agro-industrialization processes, since it is fundamentally artisanal (Trapiche, burner). In this municipality, sugar cane is seen as the largest producer, contributing 78% to agricultural production, as well as: coffee, beans, plantain, cassava. and mining activity
        
        Places:
        waterfall The jump of Mortiño; Alto de los Idolos archaeological park; Alto de las Piedras archaeological park; La Chaquira
- - - - The Municipality of Oporapa has beautiful and exotic natural sites, with its own ideological samples of the indigenous worldview and a complex and complete municipal recreational center, it has a high water supply
        
        economy: this is focused on the cultivation of coffee, which occurs in all the towns of the Municipality, except Las Pizarras; there are other crops such as granadilla, lulo and cane panelera, and other small crops of: cocoa, tomato, yucca, beans, corn, plantain, arracacha, vegetables and fruit.
        
        places:
        the Zelandia cave which has more than 500 meters of penetration with several vaults and a small stream that runs through its interior; The lagoon in the Agua Oscura path where you can learn from the various legends that grandparents tell; El chorro alto is located in the El Alto path and has a natural pool; Tequendama is an elegant jet of blue waters; the Sebastián de Belalcázar cave, which was a mining hamlet located in the village of Carrosa.
- - - - Economy: Timaná, depends on the rural area, where about 70% of its job creation is carried out through the use of labor. There are crops of: the arracacha, the badea, the cacao, the guava, the sugar cane, the onion junca, the citrus fruits, the lulo, the passion fruit, the blackberry, the papaya, the pineapple, the banana, the tree tomato, cassava and coffee, but the main ones are beans, peas, beans, corn, squash, paprika and table tomatoes
      - Places: Sicana, Tobo Chapel, Santa Clara Cavern, Naranjal Chapel, Monument to the Gaitana