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{{Infobox settlement
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| official_name = Aragua State {{native name|es|Estado Aragua}}
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| motto = God, Fatherland, and Aragua
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| seat_type = Capital
| seat = [[Maracay]]
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|governing_body=[[List of Venezuela state legislatures|Legislative Council]]
| leader_title = [[List of Governors of States of Venezuela|Governor]]
| leader_name = Karina Carpio ([[United Socialist Party of Venezuela|PSUV]]) (2021)
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| area_rank = [[Ranked list of Venezuelan states#By area|20th]]
| area_note = 0.76% of Venezuela
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[[File:Antiguo Acueducto Hacienda Tiquire Flores Siglo XVII, El Consejo, Municipio Jose Rafael Revenga (file split).JPG|thumb|Old Aqueduct of the Hacienda Tiquire Flores, 17th Century, El Consejo, Aragua State]]
'''Aragua State''' ({{lang-es|Estado Aragua}}, {{IPA-es|esˈtaðo aˈɾaɣwa|IPA}}) is one of the 23 [[States of Venezuela|states]] of [[Venezuela]]. It is located in the north-central region of Venezuela. It has plains and [[jungle (terrain)|jungles]] and [[Caribbean]] beaches. The most popular are Cata and Choroni. It has Venezuela's first national park which is called [[Henri Pittier National Park|Henri Pittier]]. The capital is [[Maracay]], other important cities include [[Turmero]] and [[El Limón, Aragua|El Limón]].

Aragua State covers a total surface area of {{cvt|7,014|km2}} and, based on the 2011 census information, the estimated population of Aragua State in 2012 is 1,630,308 inhabitants.

==Etymology==
The name of the state comes from an indigenous word of [[Cumanagoto language|Cumanagoto]] (Caribbean) origin, which is used to refer to the [[Chaguaramo]], a type of palm from the region [quotation required] However, according to Carlos Blanco Galeno, a chronicler from Turmero, it derives from the [[Cariban languages|Cariban]] aregua, and this de are ('site') and gua which in turn derives from ogun ('my thing'), so it would mean 'my place, my country'. This same word inspired the name of the [[Aragua River]], an important tributary of [[Lake Valencia (Venezuela)|Lake Valencia]].{{cn|date=December 2022}}

==History==
{{Unreferenced section|date=December 2022}}
The land where the city of [[Maracay]] is located today was granted to Sebastián Díaz Alfaro in the 16th century. After his death the land passed to his son Mateo. At that time these lands were known as Valle de Tucupío and Tepatopo and were used as cattle grazing lands. Towards Tucupío, [[Tapatapa River|Tapatapa]], [[Güey River|Guey]] and El Rincón, [[Sugarcane|sugar cane]] and [[Cocoa bean|cocoa]] were planted.

By the year 1700 about 40 families inhabited the valley, which went to Bishop Diego de Baños y Sotomayor to choose a parish, which was equivalent to giving consistency to the official population center.

On March 5, the city of Maracay was founded, taking its name from the Maracay River. [https://estadoaragua.org/ Maracay] suffered the vicissitudes of the emancipatory revolution, being of special interest the events of 1812-13 that took place at the La Trinidad [[hacienda]]. Later, in 1816 and 1818, there was the assault of La Cabrera and the battle of Maracay where the patriotic troops were defeated. The [[Federal War]] also left its mark on the town, seriously affecting the surrounding countryside. In addition, there was a terrible plague epidemic, apparently caused by the decomposition of fermented indigo, which claimed many victims.

The beginnings of Maracay's urban and economic transformation began during the administration of General [[Juan Vicente Gómez]], who resided in the city from the beginning of his government. In 1898, La Victoria was designated as the capital of the state and later, in 1917, it was moved to Maracay, a status it still retains.
[[File:Iglesia Nuestra Señora de La Candelaria.jpg|300px|thumb| Nuestra Señora de La Candelaria Church, established by the [[Capitania General de Venezuela|Spanish colonists]] in the 18th century in [[Turmero]], Aragua State]]

===Conquest and Spanish Colonial Era===
Aragua was part of the [[Province of Caracas]] from 1555.

European groups later penetrated the area of Aragua than what is now [[Carabobo]] or [[Miranda (state)|Miranda]]. It was in the last decade of the 16th century when the Spanish began to implant encomiendas in the Valleys of Aragua. By 1620 all the lands of Aragua were divided among some 40 [[Encomienda|encomenderos]], who lived primarily in the Valley of Caracas.

Maracay was founded in 1701.

By 1780 La Victoria was a town with about 800 Indians who only spoke Spanish and more than 4 thousand people from other groups, including Spaniards, [[Creole peoples|Creoles]], [[mestizo]]s, [[Black people|blacks]] and [[Zambo]]s.

[[Alexander von Humboldt]] referred to the fact that the population by 1800 in the area of the valleys of Aragua - which at that time included both sides of Lake Valencia - was mostly composed of brown and creole people, apart from zambos and [[Slavery in the Spanish New World colonies|slaves]] and that there were still approximately 5000 registered Indians, most of whom were concentrated in [[Turmero]] and Guacara. None of them spoke their ancestral languages anymore.

===19th century===
Aragua was created as a province on February 11, 1848 when it was separated from that of Caracas, with a territory similar to that which today encompasses the current state of Aragua and composed of La Victoria, Turmero, Maracay, Villa de Cura and San Sebastian, having the city of La Victoria as its capital.

In 1864 Aragua became an independent state until 1866, when it merged with Guárico to form the state of Guzmán Blanco. Its capital changed to [[Villa de Cura]] in 1881. Finally in 1899 Aragua recovered its status as an autonomous state
[[File:Iglesia San Martin de Tours II.jpg|thumb|Church of San Martin de Tours, [[Colonia Tovar]], was established by German immigrants in 1843]]

===20th century===
In 1917 its capital was moved from La Victoria to Maracay. The dictator [[Juan Vicente Gómez]] stayed most of his time in Maracay and it was there that he died in 1935.

Its definitive limits were established by protocols signed with the bordering states at different times: in 1909 (Miranda), 1917 (Carabobo) and 1933 (Guárico).

In 1989 he elected his [[List of governors of Aragua|first governor]] under direct universal and secret elections which ended the practice of having a government designated from the [[Cabinet of Venezuela|central government]] in Caracas.

==Geography==
{{Unreferenced section|date=December 2022}}
[[File:Cuyagua 001.jpg|thumb|[[Cuyagua]], Aragua state.]]
Aragua borders the [[Caribbean Sea]] to the north, with its coastline backed by the fast-rising central [[Venezuelan Coastal Range|Cordillera mountain range]]. [[Codazzi Peak]] reaches over 2400&nbsp;m above sea level. Much of the rest of the state is made up of fertile valleys used for intensive agriculture, apart from in the extreme south where the flats of the central [[Llanos]] region begin. On the western border is [[Lake Valencia (Venezuela)|Lake Valencia]].

The main rivers in the state are the [[Aragua River|Aragua]], the [[Guárico River|Guárico]], the [[El Limón River|El Limón]], the [[Tuy River|Tuy]], the Pao and the [[Turmero River|Turmero]]. They flow into the Caribbean Sea, Lake Valencia, or feed the vast [[Orinoco River]] network. The Camatagua reservoir is one of the main reservoirs supplying Caracas.

===Geology===

Four natural regions can be distinguished in the entity: the coastal mountain range, the depression of Lake Valencia, the inland mountain range, and the Central Wavy Plains. In the depression of Lake Valencia, recent sedimentary formations predominate, while the mountainous areas present others that are highly affected by metamorphic processes, although in the presence of nuclei with more conserved igneous and sedimentary rocks. In the mountain ranges of the Interior chain, galleys can be observed, as spurs of that mountain range, which smoothen their forms towards the South until they enter the formation of the plains.

===Area===

The region has an area of 7,014&nbsp;km², most of which is mountainous, and represents 0.76% of the Venezuelan territory. The maritime coast of the state extends from Turiamo Bay in the west to Puerto Maya in the east, corresponding to the central section of the Coastal Range. The southern zone of the state runs from the southern piedmont lands of the Caribbean mountain range, through the curve of the 100 meter level that separates the Llanos Altos from the Llanos Bajos to the depression of the Unare River and the San Carlos River that separates it from the Llanos Altos Occidentales.

===Relief===

One of the largest reliefs in the world crosses the state of [https://estadoaragua.org/ Aragua], in an east-west direction, two parallel mountain ranges, separated from each other by a central depression, which determines the existence of three well-differentiated physiographic regions, which follow each other from north to south. The northern end is hilly with the central stretch of the Litoral mountain range that culminates with El Cenizo peak at 2,436 meters above sea level and Codazzi peak at 2,426 meters above sea level.

===Hydrography===

The hydrographic network of the state is part of three major points: the tip of the Caribbean Sea, formed by the rivers; San Miguel, [[Ocumare River|Ocumare]], Cata, [[Gaurapito River|Gaurapito]], [[Aroa River (Venezuela)|Aroa]] and through the river Tuy, the rivers of its upper basin: the [[Orinoco River Basin|Orinoco river basin]], formed by the high point and part of the middle point of the [[Guárico River|Guárico river]] and the middle part of the [[Memo River|Memo river]] and finally, the endorheic point of the Valencia lake where the [[Aragua River|Aragua]], [[Turmero River|Turmero]], [[Maracay River|Maracay]], [[Caño Grande River|Caño Grande]], [[Tapatapa River|Tapatapa]], [[Tocorón River|Tocorón]] and Las Minas rivers pour their waters. In the latter, the surface courses have been considerably reduced, as it is no longer possible to use the water from these rivers for human consumption. These rivers have now become the main collectors of wastewater discharges, both for urban industrial and agricultural use.

===Climate===
[[File:Cata, Aragua 1.JPG|thumb|Cata Bay, Aragua]]
Due to its diversity in relief and altitudes that it possesses in all its extension, there are different thermal floors in which the temperature tends to have different climatic characteristics and temperatures that decrease with the increase of the altitude, in the coastal strip dominates a semi-arid and warm climate, as it is evidenced in Turiamo and Puerto Maya, Although orographic rainfall occurs at elevations on the northern flank of the Serranía de Litoral, allowing for cooler and more humid conditions, which make possible the formation of cloud forests in the Henri Pittier National Park, local conditions allow for greater humidity and warmer temperatures in some coastal coves, such as Chuao, Choroní and Ocumare, which are used in traditional cocoa plantations.

At the altitudes of the Coastal Range, an isothermal climate is expressed, reaching in [[Colonia Tovar]], at 1,900 meters above sea level, an average annual temperature of only 15.4&nbsp;°C and rainfall of 1,000&nbsp;mm per year. In the depression of Lake Valencia and the valleys of Aragua, warmer conditions are recognized. In Maracay, at 545 meters above sea level, an average annual temperature of 25&nbsp;°C and annual rainfall of 834&nbsp;mm are recorded, with a well-defined dry season. In the plain sector, there is a rainy tropical savanna climate, with an average rainfall of 1,100&nbsp;mm, a rigorous dry season and average annual temperatures of 26&nbsp;°C.

===Soils===
[[File:Llamado de olas..jpg|thumb|Chuao, Aragua State]]
The lands of the valleys of Aragua are rich in minerals, as well as fertile; even the mountainous areas are suitable for certain types of crops. There you can find soils with a medium accumulation of organic matter and clay. The banks of the lake show a formation of calcium content due to the presence of fossils. Due to these characteristics, the soil of the state of Aragua is one of the most fertile in the country.

===Vegetation===
Vegetation ranges from abundant foliage trees, present in the cloud forests of the [[Henri Pittier National Park]], on the Litoral mountain range, to thorny scrub in the coastal area. In the areas of valleys and [[savanna]]hs, grasses predominate, accompanied by trees such as kapok, cedar and saman.

==Politics and government==

As a federal state, it is autonomous and equal in political terms to the other members of the [[Politics of Venezuela|Federation]], it organizes its administration and public powers through the [[Constitution of Aragua]] State, which was adopted in 2002. The same establishes the division of powers into executive and legislative. This Constitution can only be reformed totally or partially by the legislative power of Aragua, and to be approved, they need the absolute majority of the state deputies.
[[File:Cuartel Mariano Montilla.jpg|thumb|Mariano Montilla Barracks, La Victoria, Aragua State]]

===Executive branch===
It is composed of the governor of Aragua and a group of state secretaries who are appointed by him. The governor is elected by the people by direct and secret vote for a period of four years and with the possibility of immediate re-election for an equal period, being in charge of the state administration.

Since direct elections for [[List of Governors of States of Venezuela|Venezuela state governors]] in 1989, Aragua has been governed by the [[Movement for Socialism (Venezuela)|Movement for Socialism]] and [[For Social Democracy|PODEMOS]] (1989 - 2008). The current governor is [[Daniela González]] of the [[United Socialist Party of Venezuela|PSUV]].<ref>[https://sumarium.info/2021/08/31/juramentan-a-daniela-gonzalez-como-gobernadora-encargada-de-aragua/ Juramentan a Daniela González como gobernadora encargada de Aragua]</ref>

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|- bgcolor="#cccccc"
! Took office
| Left office
! Governor
! vote
|-
| 1989
| 1992
| '''[[Carlos Tablante]]''', [[Movement for Socialism (Venezuela)|MAS]]
| 50.51
|-
| 1992
| 1995
| '''[[Carlos Tablante]]''', [[Movement for Socialism (Venezuela)|MAS]]
| 62.73
|-
| 1995
| 1998
| '''[[Didalco Bolívar Graterol]]''', [[Movement for Socialism (Venezuela)|MAS]]
| 48.93
|-
| 1998
| 2000
| '''[[Didalco Bolívar Graterol]]''', [[Movement for Socialism (Venezuela)|MAS]]
| 72.44
|-
| 2000
| 2004
| '''[[Didalco Bolívar Graterol]]''', [[Movement for Socialism (Venezuela)|MAS]]
| 84.54
|-
| 2004
| 2008
| '''[[Didalco Bolívar Graterol]]''', [[For Social Democracy|PODEMOS]]
| 67.70
|-
| 2008
| 2012
| '''[[Rafael Isea]]''', [[United Socialist Party of Venezuela|PSUV]]
| 58.92
|-
| 2012
| 2017
| '''[[Tarek El Aissami]]''', [[United Socialist Party of Venezuela|PSUV]]
| 55.56
|-
| 2017
| 18/10/2017
|'''[[Caryl Bertho]]''', [[United Socialist Party of Venezuela|PSUV]]
| Replacement
|-
| 19/10/2017
| 2021
|'''[[Rodolfo Clemente Marco Torres|Rodolfo Marco Torres]]''', [[United Socialist Party of Venezuela|PSUV]]
| 56.83
|-
| 2021
| Current
|'''[[Daniela González]]''', [[United Socialist Party of Venezuela|PSUV]]
| Replacement
|-
|}
{{See also|List of Venezuela state legislatures|List of Venezuela state constitutions|List of Venezuela governors}}

Like the other [[Administrative divisions of Venezuela|23 federal entities of Venezuela]], the State maintains its own police force, which is supported and complemented by the [[Venezuelan police|National Police]] and the [[Venezuelan National Guard]].

===Legislative power===
The State Legislature is the responsibility of the Legislative Council of the [[Unicameralism|unicameral]] Aragua State, elected by the people through direct and [[Elections in Venezuela|secret vote]] every four years, being able to be reelected for new consecutive periods, under a system of proportional representation of the population of the state and its municipalities, the State has 9 main deputies and their substitutes, of which 8 belong to the opposition and 1 to the officialism according to the elections held in December 2015.
The governor is accountable for his actions to the legislative council and must report to it, which approves the regional budget.

== Municipalities and municipal seats ==
[[File:Aragua mapa municipal.jpg|250px|thumb|Municipalities of Aragua]]
[[File:Venezuela Aragua location map.svg|thumb|Municipalities of Aragua (unnumbered)]]
Aragua comprises eighteen municipalities (''[[Municipalities of Venezuela|municipios]]''):<ref>{{in lang|es}} INE, [http://www.ine.gob.ve/seccion/division/Aragua.zip Division Politico Territorial]{{dead link|date=October 2016 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}, accessed 23 June 2012</ref>
[[File:Lanzamiento en parapentel.jpg|thumb|Tovar Municipality]]
# [[File:Flag of Bolívar Municipality, Aragua.svg|20px]][[Bolívar Municipality, Aragua|Bolívar]] ([[San Mateo, Aragua|San Mateo]])
# [[File:Bandera Camatagua Aragua.PNG|20px]][[Camatagua Municipality|Camatagua]] ([[Camatagua]])
# [[File:Bandera Municipio Francisco Linares Alcántara.jpg|20px]][[Francisco Linares Alcántara Municipality|Francisco Linares Alcántara]] ([[Santa Rita, Aragua|Santa Rita]])
# [[File:Bandera de Maracay.svg|20px]][[Girardot Municipality, Aragua|Girardot]] ([[Maracay]])
# [[File:Bandera Jose Angel Lamas.PNG|20px]][[José Angel Lamas Municipality|José Angel Lamas]] ([[Santa Cruz, Aragua|Santa Cruz]])
# [[File:Bandera Jose Felix Ribas Aragua.PNG|20px]][[José Félix Ribas Municipality, Aragua|José Félix Ribas]] ([[La Victoria, Venezuela|La Victoria]])
# [[File:Bandera José Rafael Revenga.PNG|20px]][[José Rafael Revenga Municipality|José Rafael Revenga]] ([[El Consejo]])
# [[File:Bandera del municipio Libertador (Aragua).svg|20px]][[Libertador Municipality, Aragua|Libertador]] ([[Palo Negro, Venezuela|Palo Negro]])
# [[File:Bandera Mario Briceño Iragorri Aragua.PNG|20px]][[Mario Briceño Iragorry Municipality|Mario Briceño Iragorry]] ([[El Limón, Venezuela|El Limón]])
# [[File:Flag of Ocumare de la Costa de Oro municipality.webp|20px]][[Ocumare de la Costa de Oro Municipality|Ocumare de la Costa de Oro]] ([[Ocumare de la Costa]])
# [[File:Bandera de san casimiro.jpg|20px]][[San Casimiro Municipality|San Casimiro]] ([[San Casimiro]])
# [[File:Bandera de San Sebastián de los Reyes (Aragua-Venezuela).png|20px]][[San Sebastián Municipality|San Sebastián]] ([[San Sebastián, Venezuela|San Sebastián]])
# [[File:Bandera Santiago Mariño Aragua.PNG|20px]][[Santiago Mariño Municipality|Santiago Mariño]] ([[Turmero]])
# [[File:Bandera Santos Michelena Aragua.PNG|20px]][[Santos Michelena Municipality|Santos Michelena]] ([[Las Tejerías]])
# [[File:Bandera del Municipio Sucre de el estado Aragua.svg|20px]][[Sucre Municipality, Aragua|Sucre]] ([[Cagua]])
# [[File:Bandera de la Colonia Tovar.svg|20px]][[Tovar Municipality, Aragua|Tovar]] ([[Colonia Tovar]])
# [[File:Bandera de Urdaneta (Aragua).svg|20px]][[Urdaneta Municipality, Aragua|Urdaneta]] ([[Barbacoas, Aragua|Barbacoas]])
# [[File:Bandera de Villa de Cura.jpg|20px]][[Zamora Municipality, Aragua|Zamora]] ([[Villa de Cura]])

== Demographics ==
{{Venezuela Census population
| source = {{cite web|url=http://www.ine.gob.ve/documentos/Demografia/CensodePoblacionyVivienda/pdf/aragua.pdf#page=11|publisher=[[Statistics National Institute (Venezuela)|Instituto Nacional de Estadística]]|title=XIV CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA - Resultados por Entidad Federal y Municipio del Estado Aragua}}
| 1873 = 110828
| 1881 = 108085
| 1891 = 94195
| 1920 = 97251
| 1926 = 105849
| 1936 = 129746
| 1941 = 138235
| 1950 = 189891
| 1961 = 313274
| 1971 = 543170
| 1981 = 891623
| 1990 = 1120132
| 2001 = 1449616
| 2011 = 1630308
}}
Aragua State, with 8.28% of the country's total population, is the sixth most populated state in Venezuela. The total population of the state was 2,093,224 inhabitants in 2015.
The population is located on the coast and in the lower valleys. The valleys of Aragua are one of the most populated regions of Venezuela, due to the rapid process of industrialization of the city of Maracay and its important metropolitan area of more than 2.1 million inhabitants, of which a little more than 230,000 inhabitants, are part of its area of influence spread between the states of Carabobo and Guárico.{{cn|date=December 2022}}

=== Race and ethnicity ===

According to the 2011 Census, the racial composition of the population was:<ref name=Census2011>{{cite web|url=http://www.ine.gob.ve/documentos/Demografia/CensodePoblacionyVivienda/pdf/nacional.pdf|title=Resultado Básico del XIV Censo Nacional de Población y Vivienda 2011 (Mayo 2014)|page=29|publisher=Ine.gov.ve|access-date=8 September 2015}}</ref>

{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 90%;"
|-
! Racial composition  !! Population !! %
|-
| [[Mestizos in Venezuela|Mestizo]] || {{n/a}} || style="text-align:right;"|51.9
|-
| [[Venezuelan of European descent|White]] || style="text-align:right;"|763,351 || style="text-align:right;"|43.4
|-
| [[Afro-Venezuelan|Black]] || style="text-align:right;"|63,319 || style="text-align:right;"|3.6
|-
| Other race || {{n/a}} || style="text-align:right;"|1.1
|}

The population in the region is very diverse, due to the influence of immigration that existed from the 1950s until the present day. Most of its population is a product of the mixing between Spaniards and local natives or Spaniards and Africans. In the northern part of the state, where the highest population density and the largest urban area in the state are found, the majority of whites are present, especially in the municipalities: [[Tovar Municipality, Aragua|Tovar]], [[Mario Briceño Iragorry Municipality|Mario Briceño Iragorry]] and [[Girardot Municipality, Aragua|Girardot]].

The Municipality of Tovar, in the north of the state, is populated almost entirely by [[German Venezuelans|white people of German descent]], since this was the site of the Tovar Colony, a town founded by [[German Venezuelans|Germans]] who immigrated to Venezuela in the nineteenth century.
[[File:Rancho Abu Hanna Turmero 006.jpg|thumb|Rancho Abu Hanna in Turmero, Santiago Mariño Municipality]]
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|- bgcolor=#eeeeee
! '''Municipality'''!! '''Capital'''!! ''' Population (2015) '''!! %
|-
| [[Municipio Bolívar (Aragua)|Bolívar]] || [[San Mateo, Aragua|San Mateo]] || 42.200||<center> 1.97 %</center>
|-
| [[Municipio Camatagua|Camatagua]] || [[Camatagua]] || 20.140||<center> 0.9 %</center>
|-
| [[Municipio Francisco Linares Alcántara|Francisco Linares Alcántara]] || [[Santa Rita, Venezuela|Santa Rita]] || 208.710||<center> 9.57 %</center>
|-
| [[Municipio Atanasio Girardot|Girardot]] || [[Maracay]] ||720.035||<center> 34.16 %</center>
|-
| [[José Angel Lamas Municipality|José Ángel Lamas]] || [[Santa Cruz, Aragua|Santa Cruz]] || 36.800 ||<center> 1.56 %</center>
|-
| [[Municipio José Félix Ribas (Aragua)|José Félix Ribas]] || [[La Victoria (Venezuela)|La Victoria]] || 150.081 ||<center> 6.86 %</center>
|-
| [[José Rafael Revenga Municipality|José Rafael Revenga]] ||[[El Consejo]] || 52.400 ||<center> 2.34 %</center>
|-
| [[Libertador Municipality, Aragua|Libertador]] || [[:es:Palo Negro|Palo Negro]] ||140.850||<center> 6.23 %</center>
|-
| [[Mario Briceño Iragorry Municipality|Mario Briceño Iragorry]] ||[[El Limón (Venezuela)|El Limón]] || 126.313 ||<center> 4.76 %</center>
|-
| [[Ocumare de la Costa de Oro Municipality|Ocumare de la Costa de Oro]] ||[[Ocumare de la Costa]] || 14.205 ||<center> 0.62 %</center>
|-
| [[San Casimiro Municipality|San Casimiro]] || [[San Casimiro]] || 29.900 ||<center> 1.25 %</center>
|-
| [[Municipio San Sebastián (Aragua)|San Sebastián]] || [[San Sebastián, Aragua|San Sebastián]] || 24.841 ||<center> 1.09 %</center>
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| [[Santiago Mariño Municipality|Santiago Mariño]] ||[[Turmero]] ||250.091||<center> 11.53 %</center>
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| [[Santos Michelena Municipality|Santos Michelena]] || [[:es:Las Tejerías|Las Tejerías]] || 43.208 ||<center> 1.87 %</center>
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| [[Sucre Municipality, Aragua|Sucre]] ||[[Cagua]] ||146.670||<center> 6.62 %</center>
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| [[Municipio Tovar (Aragua)|Tovar]] || [[Colonia Tovar]] || 15.600 ||<center> 0.7 %</center>
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| [[Urdaneta Municipality, Aragua|Urdaneta]] || [[Barbacoas, Aragua|Barbacoas]] || 23.880 ||<center> 1.01 %</center>
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| [[Zamora Municipality, Aragua|Zamora]] ||[[Villa de Cura]] || 182.206 ||<center> 6.94 %</center>
|}

==Transport==
There are a total of 2,170.5&nbsp;km of trunk, local, branch and sub-runner roads in the state, of which 47.7% are paved, the most important being the regional highway in the center (Trunk 1) that connects it with the states of Carabobo, Miranda and the [[Capital District (Venezuela)|Capital District]]; Trunk 2 that crosses the state from north to south and connects it with the state of Guárico, and the local ones 6 and 7 that go to the coast of Aragüa.{{cn|date=December 2022}}
[[File:Locomotoras del Gran Ferrocarril Venezuela. El Consejo - Aragua.jpg|thumb|Old trains of the Gran Ferrocarril de Venezuela. El Consejo, Aragua]]

==Culture==
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===Handicrafts===
In the state there are small towns like Colonia Tovar, Magdaleno, La Villa, Tocorón, Palo Negro, among others. Here you can enjoy a rich artisan heritage typical of their beliefs, lifestyle and wealth, but each town in the region is full of artists and cultured people who in their small workshops manage to enrich the streets and homes with their works and their Creole handcrafted candy, also has in the central area with one of the most representative groups of contemporary craftsmen of the urban feeling located in the corridors of the Museum of Anthropology and History of Maracay.

===Traditional Events===
*Velorio de Cruz de Mayo.
*La Llora.
*Toro de colores
*San Juan Bautista.
*Los Pastores del Niño Jesús de El Limón and Chuao.
*Los Diablos Danzantes de Cuyagua, Cata, Ocumare, Turiamo and Chuao.(In Venezuela there are 11 Brotherhoods of which 5 are from Aragua).
*Burras Tradicionales.
*Joropo Central.
*Parranda Central
*Gorilas de San Mateo.
*Jokilis y Gorilas de la Colonia Tovar.

===Museums===
*[[Museo Aeronáutico de Maracay]]: Military and civil aeronautical technology museum created in 1963 in the spaces where the Aragua Air Base and the first Military Aviation School in the country used to operate.
[[File:Sukhoi Su-30MK2, Venezuela - Air Force JP6336731.jpg|thumb|Sukhoi Su-30MK2 of the Venezuelan Air Force at Libertador Base, Aragua]]
*[[Museum of Anthropology and History of Maracay]]: Museum of archaeological findings of the states of Aragua and [[Carabobo]] that were found as of 1889 during the government of General Guzmán Blanco, when the main towns and cities began to be built.
Mario Abreu Museum of Contemporary Art (MACMA): with an important collection of plastic arts from the 20th century.
*CADAFE Museum: this museum is located in the parish of Choroní, in the Girardot municipality.
*Colonia Tovar History and Craftwork Museum: one of the most important and interesting attractions of Colonia Tovar is its museum. In it, its creator, the city's chronicler, Professor [[Néstor Rojas]], has put a great deal of his life into showing visitors and residents a piece of the history of the Colony.
*Museo Nacional de Suelos CENIAP: This museum is located in El Limón de Maracay. It has more than 600 soil micromonolites and 11 macromonolites from 20 states in Venezuela. A micromonolite is a small representation of a soil profile accompanied by information regarding the profile (horizons and characterization) and information regarding the collection site of the samples (climate, landscape, use, etc.).

===Theatres===
*[[Teatro Ateneo de Maracay]]: the original name was the "Teatro Circo Maracay" the work was sent to build by General Juan Vicente Gomez to the meridian Epifanio Balza Davila, its architecture is based on the Art Deco style, but due to the bad temper of General Gomez this does not have a particular style.
*[[Maracay Opera House]]: the work was entrusted to the architect Luis Malaussena, who together with Carlos Raúl Villanueva developed the monumental project full of sobriety within its spectacular nature where horizontal lines predominate while some free spaces compensate for the heaviness of this predominance.
[[File:Neblina en la Cumbre.jpg|thumb| [[Henri Pittier National Park]]]]

==Tourism==
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The state of Aragua is famous within Venezuela especially for the variety and beauty of its beaches, natural monuments, extensive green areas and for the [[Colonia Tovar]], a territory colonized by the Germans.

===[[Henri Pittier National Park]]===
It is the oldest park in the country, since it is the first national park decreed in Venezuela, originally created in 1937 with the name of Rancho Grande and renamed in 1953 with the name of that [[Henri François Pittier|Swiss geographer]], botanist and ethnologist, who arrived in Venezuela in 1917 and classified more than [[Flora of Venezuela|30 thousand plants]] in the country. The park has an irregular and abrupt topography. Its geological constitution is basically of metamorphic igneous rock. Likewise, there are rocky coastal environments. Its altitude ranges from sea level to 2430 m at Cenizo peak. [[Orchidaceae|Orchids]], ferns and climbing vines abound.

===[[Pico Codazzi Natural Monument]]===
It is one of the highest peaks of the Coastal Range and is characterized by rainforest vegetation on its slopes. It takes its name from the Italian naturalist-cartographer and geographer [[Agostino Codazzi|Agustín Codazzi]] who arrived in Venezuela in 1827. It was he who promoted the mobilization of German farmers to that area, giving rise to the [[Colonia Tovar]].
[[File:Choroni en la tarde.jpg|thumb|Playa Grande (Grande Beach), [[Choroni Beach|Choroni]]]]

===Natural heritage===
*Onoto Hot Springs
*Villa de Cura Hot Springs.
*Bay of Cata.
*Bay of Turiamo
*Choroní.
*Ocumare.
[[File:Turiamo.JPG|thumb|Turiamo Bay]]
*Ensenada de Café.
*Chuao.
*[[Cuyagua]].
*Ensenada Juan Andrés.
*Ensenada Puerto Maya.
*Lake of Valencia.
*Tasajera Mountains.
*Manantial La Peñita and El Banco.
*Codazzi Peak.
*Aroa.
[[File:Torre Sindoni5.jpg|thumb|[[Sindoni Tower]]]]

===Built heritage===
*Sindoni Tower.
*Ateneo de Maracay Theatre.
*House of Culture of Maracay.
*Culture House of La Victoria.
*Casona de Santa Rita.
*[[Colonia Tovar]].
*Institute of Anthropology and History of the State of Aragua
*[[Aeronautics Museum of Maracay|Aeronautical Museum.]]
*Archaeology Museum.
*Museum of Fine Arts.
*History Museum.
*Military History Museum.
*Casa del Ingenio San Mateo
*Ornithological Museum.
*Maracay Opera House.
*[[Las Delicias Zoo|Zoo of Maracay.]]
*El Limón Tower

== Sports ==
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[[File:Estadio José Pérez Colmenares, atardecer.JPG|thumb|José Pérez Colmenares Stadium, Maracay]]
The [[Tigres de Aragua]], a team of the [[Venezuelan Professional Baseball League]], represents the state and plays in [[Maracay]].
[[Aragua F.C.]] Is A Soccer Club In [[Maracay]]
* [[File:Soccerball shade.svg|20px]] [[Aragua Fútbol Club]]
* [[File:Basketball Clipart.svg|20px]] [[Toros de Aragua]]
* [[File:Volley-ball andrea bianc 01.svg|20px]] [[Aragua Voleibol Club]]
* [[File:Baseball.svg|20px]] [[Tigres de Aragua]]
* [[File:Ru ball marron.svg|20px]] [[Proyecto Alcatraz Rugby Club]]

==Media==
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===Regional Television===

*TVS 
*[[TeleAragua]]
*TVR
*ICT TV
*NOVA TV
*Aragua TV

===Newspapers===
[[File:Tarde en Puerto Maya.JPG|thumb|Puerto Maya, Aragua]]
The main newspapers are:

*[[El Aragüeño]].
*El Siglo.
*El Periodiquito.
*El Clarín de La Victoria.
*Ciudad MCY.

===Radio===

* Aragueña 99.5 FM
* Rutas 90.7 FM

== See also ==
* [[States of Venezuela]]
* [[Dancing devils of Corpus Christi]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

== External links ==
{{Wikivoyage|Aragua}}
{{Commons category|Aragua}}
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20080410030615/http://www.mcy.com.ve/ Ciudad Maracay. Information about Maracay and Aragua State]
* {{in lang|es}} INE, [http://www.ine.gob.ve/documentos/see/sintesisestadistica2010/estados/Aragua/index.htm Population statistics for Aragua]

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