department
|
total
area
(ha)
|
Indian
area
(ha)
|
total
population
|
indigenous
population
|
%
|
| Beni
|
21
356 400
|
870
300
|
278
000
|
51
862
|
18,65
%
|
| Cochabamba
[30% of lowland]
|
5
563 100
[1 668 930]
|
1
100 000
overlapping the border with Beni
|
1
098 000[18]
|
3
750
|
[15]
|
| La
Paz
[30% of lowland]
|
13
398 500
[4 019 550]
|
2
409 000[19]
|
6700
|
[20]
| |
| Pando
|
6
382 700
|
59
000
|
1
659
|
2,81
%
| |
| Santa
Cruz
|
37
062 100
|
1
237 000[21]
|
49
203[22]
|
3,97
%
| |
| TOTAL
[including a total for lowland areas]
|
83
762 800
[70 489 680]
|
1
970 300
|
5 081 000
|
113
174
|
2,22
%
|
TOTAL
|
total
area/
reserved area
|
total
population/
indigenous population
|
Indian
population
living in reserves
|
| 2,35
%
|
2,22
%
|
12,81
%
|
State
|
total
area
(ha)
|
Indian
area
(ha)
|
total
population
|
Indian
pop. in reserves
|
outside
reserves
|
total
Indian pop.
|
| Acre
[including the capital]
|
15
258 900
|
2
047 501
|
366
100
[145 400]
|
6
538
|
210
|
6
748
|
| Amapá
[including the capital]
|
14
295 600
|
1
008 349
|
217
000
[168 800]
|
3107
|
40
|
3147
|
| Amazonas
[including the capital]
|
156
444 500
|
27
926 619
|
1
739 600
[809 900]
|
54
831
|
1
466
|
56
297
|
| Goias
+ Tocantins
[including the capital]
|
64
209 200
|
2
211 067
|
4
437 500
[923 300]
|
4
931
|
55
|
4
986
|
| Maranhão
[including the capital]
|
32
866 300
|
1
788 208
|
4
655 100
[561 859]
|
12
147
|
0
|
12
147
|
| Mato
Grosso Norte
[including the capital]
|
88
100 100
|
11
497 734
|
1
486 100
[279 600]
|
15
719
|
25
|
15
744
|
| Pará
[including the capital]
|
124
804 200
|
26
371 212
|
4
318 400
[1 116 578]
|
13
056
|
702
|
13
758
|
| Rondonia
[including the capital]
|
24
304 400
|
4
350 127
|
908
900
[202 000]
|
4
297
|
523
|
4
820
|
| Roraima
[including the capital]
|
23
010 400
|
9
794 813
|
102
500
[66 000]
|
22
737
|
4
975
|
27
712
|
| TOTAL
[including the capitals]
|
543
293 600
|
86
995 630
|
18
231 200
[4 273 437]
|
137
363
|
7
996
|
145
359
|
Indian total population
|
Indian population living in reserves
|
%
|
total
area/
area of reserves
|
| 145
359
|
137
363
|
94,50
%
|
16
%
|
department
|
total
area
(ha)
|
Indian
area
(ha)
|
%
|
total
population
|
lowland
indig. pop.
|
%
|
| Amazonas
|
12
124 000
|
8
664 349
|
71,46%
|
39
937
|
11
537
|
28,88%
|
| Arauca
|
2
349 000
|
26
688
|
1,13%
|
70
085
|
956
|
1,36%
|
| Boyaca
[including 15 % of lowland areas]
|
2
379 700
[356 955]
|
69
155
|
[19,37%]
|
1
097 940
|
2
170
|
[15]
|
| Caqueta
|
10
632 500
|
89
758
|
0,84%
|
218
485
|
2
896[23]
|
1,32%
|
| Casanare
|
4
396 300
|
144
119
|
3,27%
|
110
253
|
3
486
|
3,16%
|
| Cauca
[including 10% of lowland areas
|
3
049 500
[304 950]
|
1
260
|
[0,41%]
|
795
838
|
711
|
[15]
|
| Guainia
|
6
882 900
|
6
882 900
|
100%
|
13
000
|
12
927
|
99,4%
|
| Guaviare
|
3
172 800
|
38
463
|
1,21%
|
35
305
|
15422
|
4,36%
|
| Meta
|
8
522 000
|
185
454
|
2,17%
|
412
312
|
4
426
|
1,07%
|
| Putumayo
|
2
550 000
|
64
750
|
2,53%
|
119
815
|
72712
|
6,06%
|
| Vaupes
|
3
354 097
|
3
354 097
|
100%
|
26
178
|
16
569
|
63,3%
|
| Vichada
|
10
024 200
|
3
008 269
|
30,01%
|
22
140
|
16
151
|
72,94%
|
| TOTAL
[including total of lowland areas]
|
69
436 997
[64 669 702]
|
22
529 262
|
34,83%
|
2
961 288
|
80
431
|
2,71%
|
Total
for lowland areas only
|
total
area/
area covered by reserves
|
total
population/
indigenous population
|
| 34,83
%
|
2,71
%
| |
| total
of Native American Indians
|
Indians
living in reserves
|
%
|
| 80
431
|
75
553
|
94
%
|
name of lowland region
|
area
of region (ha)
|
Indian
area
(ha)
|
%
|
total population |
indigenous
population
|
%
|
| Oriente
|
13
016 000
|
2
000 000
|
387
943
|
47
500
|
total
|
%
total area/
Indian area
|
%
total population/
indigenous population
|
| 15,36
%
|
12,24
%
|
total area (ha)
|
Indian
areas
|
%
|
total
population
|
indigenous
population
|
%
|
21 508 300
|
65
indigenous areas have been demarcated, but quantitative data is not available
|
+/- 10 %
|
756 072
|
35 360[24]
|
4,67 %
|
total area of the department
(ha)
|
claimed
indigenous area
|
%
|
total
population of department
|
indigenous
populations
|
%
|
| 9
000 000
|
526
755 ha
|
5,85
%
|
114
808
|
4
194
|
3,65
%
|
department
|
area
of department
ha
|
total
population
|
highland
indigenous population
|
lowland
indigenous population
|
%
of total
|
| Amazonas
|
3
924 900
|
335
000
|
5
000
|
25
600
|
7,64%
|
| Ayacucho
[including 15 % of lowland]
|
4
381 500
[657 225]
|
566
000
|
1
000 000[25]
|
1 500
|
[15]
|
| Cajamarca
[including 15% of lowland]
|
3
402 300
[510 345]
|
1
271 000
|
35
000
|
0
|
-
|
| Cuzco
[including
50% of lowland]
|
7
189 200
[3 594 600]
|
1
042 000
|
1
250 000[26]
|
16
650
|
[15]
|
| Huanuco
[including 40% of lowland]
|
3
772 200
[1 508 880]
|
609
000
|
133
800
|
1
315
|
[15]
|
| Junin
[including
45% of lowland]
|
4
441 000
[1 998 450]
|
1
114 000
|
137
800
|
9
500
|
[15]
|
| Loreto
|
36
885 200
|
654
000
|
027
|
66
320
|
10,14%
|
| Madre
de Dios
|
8
518 300
|
49
000
|
022
|
3
276
|
6,68%
|
| Pasco
[including 35% of lowland]
|
2
532 000
[886 200]
|
283
000
|
32
000
|
10 000
|
[15]
|
| San
Martin
|
5
125 300
|
460
000
|
022
|
18
400
|
4%
|
| Ucayali
|
10
241 100
|
230
000
|
022
|
25
910
|
11,26%
|
| TOTAL
[including the total of lowland
|
90
413 000
[73 850 500]
|
6
613 000
|
2
593 600
|
178
471
|
2,70%
|
Total for lowland areas
|
total
area of Indian land
|
total
population/
indigenous population
|
| no
quantitative data available
|
2,70
%
|
Total area
(ha)
|
total
population
|
indigenous
population
|
%
|
| 16
382 000
|
354
860
|
9
303
|
2,62
%
|
State
|
area
of the state
(ha)
|
total
population of the state
|
indigenous
population
|
%
|
| Amazonas
|
17
575 000
|
45
667
|
33
788
|
74
%
|
| Anzoategui[28]
|
4
330 000
|
683
717
|
4
795
|
0,7
%
|
| Apure
|
7
650 000
|
188
187
|
5
673
|
3
%
|
| Bolivar23
|
23
800 000
|
668
340[29]
| 20
026
|
3
%
|
| Delta
Amacuro
|
4
020 000
|
56
720
|
17
167
|
30,2
%
|
| Monagas23
|
2
890 000
|
388
536
|
3
228
|
0,8
%
|
| TOTAL
|
60
265 000
|
2
031 167
|
84
677
|
4,16
%
|
TOTAL
|
total
area/
community areas
|
total
population/
indigenous population
|
| 1,54
%
|
4,16
%
|
[18] Cochabamba alone has 403 600 inhabitants.
[19] La Paz alone has 669 400 inhabitants.
20 The actual calculation is unnecessary.
[21] Santa Cruz alone has 529 200 inhabitants.
[22] Groups from Chaco have not been included.
[23] To this one must add the Indians living outside the boundaries of the guaranteed land reserves : 1 892 people in Caqueta, 831 in Guaviare and 2 155 in Putumayo.
[24] A recent census (1986) mentions 40 619 native American Indians, many of which are of `Amerindian descent' (SAUL, 1989).
[25] This total figure includes Quichua speakers of Ayacucho, but also those in the departments of Huancavelica (total population : 376 000) and Apurimac (total population : 372 000)
[26] This total figure includes Quichua speakers of Cuzco, but also those of Arequipa.
27 Due to a process of atomization, pockets of native American Indian settlements are scattered within the regional distribution of population.
[28] The urban metropolis of Ciudad Guayana, 516 596 inhabitants, is located at the junction of three states : Anzoategui, Bolivar and Monagas.
[29] Ciudad Bolivar alone has 277 013 inhabitants.