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Villa Abecia / Camataqui
Town
Interactive map of Villa Abecia / Camataqui
Country	Bolivia
Department	Chuquisaca Department
Province	Sud Cinti Province
Municipality	Camataqui Municipality
Canton	Camataqui Canton
Government
• Mayor	Adhemar Castro Taborga (2007)
Population (2001)
• Total	733
Time zone	UTC-4 (BOT)

Villa Abecia, also Camataqui, is a small town in Bolivia.

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20°58′28″S 65°13′50″W / 20.9744°S 65.2306°W / -20.9744; -65.2306

v t e Chuquisaca Department
Capital: Sucre
Provinces	Azurduy Belisario Boeto Hernando Siles Luis Calvo Nor Cinti Oropeza Sud Cinti Tomina Yamparáez Zudáñez
Municipalities and seats	Azurduy (Azurduy) Camargo (Camargo) Camataqui (Camataqui) Culpina (Culpina) El Villar (El Villar) Huacareta (Huacareta) Huacaya (Huacaya) Icla (Icla) Incahuasi (Incahuasi) Las Carreras (Las Carreras) Macharetí (Macharetí) Mojocoya (Mojocoya) Monteagudo (Monteagudo) Muyupampa (Villa Vaca Guzmán) Padilla (Padilla) Poroma (Poroma) Presto (Presto) San Lucas (San Lucas) Sopachuy (Sopachuy) Sucre (Sucre) Tarabuco (Tarabuco) Tarvita (Villa Orias) Tomina (Tomina) Villa Alcalá (Villa Alcalá) Villa Charcas (Villa Charcas) Villa Serrano (Villa Serrano) Villa Zudáñez (Zudáñez) Yotala (Yotala) Yamparáez (Yamparáez)

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