Sarmiento Department, Chubut

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Sarmiento Department
Departamento Sarmiento

Coordinates: 45°35′S 69°05′W / 45.583°S 69.083°W / -45.583; -69.083
Country	Argentina
Province	Chubut
Capital	Sarmiento
Area
• Total	14,563 km² (5,623 sq mi)
Population (2001)
• Total	8,724
• Density	0.6/km² (2/sq mi)
Post Code	U9107

Sarmiento Department is a department of Chubut Province in Argentina.

The provincial subdivision has a population of about 8,724 inhabitants in an area of 14,563 km², and its capital city is Sarmiento, which is located around 1,909 km from the Capital federal.

Settlements

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Buen Pasto
Sarmiento
Matasiete
Las Pulgas
Los Manantiales
Puerto El Chulengo

External links

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Patagonia website (in Spanish)

v t e Departments of Chubut Province, Argentina
	Biedma Cushamen Escalante Florentino Ameghino Futaleufú Gaiman Gastre Languiñeo Mártires Paso de Indios Rawson Río Senguer Sarmiento Tehuelches Telsen

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