Santa Ana
Santa Ana, Nueva Esparta, Venezuela
Description
Few towns in Venezuela carry as much history as Santa Ana (Nueva Esparta), capital of the Gómez Municipality and one of the country's heritage cities. Founded around 1530 under the name Villa del Norte, it was one of the most important centers of Margarita Island during the colonial era. Its name is etched into the independence struggle: on May 6, 1816, in its famous church, an Assembly of Notables proclaimed the Third Republic and recognized Simón Bolívar as Head of State. Today Santa Ana remains a meeting and connection point in northeastern Margarita, proud of its 1749 church and the roots that make it a cultural reference of the state.
The Gómez Municipality, whose capital is Santa Ana, covers an area of about 97.79 km² and has recorded a population of around 45,409 inhabitants (Wikipedia, «Municipio Gómez», accessed 2026). Economic and cultural life revolves around commerce, Margaritan traditions and historical tourism, with the Church of Santa Ana, built by the Franciscans, as its main attraction and a symbol of identity.
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