Pampanito
Pampanito, Trujillo, Venezuela
Description
Pampanito is one of the smallest and most fertile municipalities of Trujillo state, deep in the Andean range, a short distance from Pampán and the state capital. Its origins go back to the 17th century and the union of three indigenous communities —the Butanos, the Mucuches and the Jiménez— in the villages of La Chapa and Mucuche. The town was first called "Pan-Pan" for how fertile its lands were for agriculture, and over time the name became Pampanito. Today it preserves its rural, welcoming character and serves as a connection point between the neighboring towns of central Trujillo.
With an approximate area of 93 square kilometers and a projected population close to 16,700 inhabitants, the Pampanito municipality is organized into three parishes: Pampanito, the capital, Pampanito II and La Concepción. Agriculture remains the pillar of its economy, an inheritance of the lands that once earned it the name "pueblo de pan comer" (Wikipedia, «Municipio Pampanito», accessed 2026).
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