Santiago Del Estero Province - Political Division

Political Division

The province is divided into 27 departments (Spanish: departamentos).

Department (Capital)

  1. Aguirre Department (Pinto)
  2. Alberdi Department (Campo Gallo)
  3. Atamisqui Department (Villa Atamisqui)
  4. Avellaneda Department (Herrera)
  5. Banda Department (La Banda)
  6. Belgrano Department (Bandera)
  7. Capital Department (Santiago del Estero)
  8. Choya Department (Frías)
  9. Copo Department (Monte Quemado)
  10. Figueroa Department (La Cañada)
  11. General Taboada Department(Añatuya)
  12. Guasayán Department (San Pedro de Guasayán)
  13. Jiménez Department(Pozo Hondo)
  14. Juan Felipe Ibarra Department(Suncho Corral)
  15. Loreto Department(Loreto)
  16. Mitre Department(Villa Unión)
  17. Moreno Department(Quimilí)
  18. Ojo de Agua Department(Villa Ojo de Agua)
  19. Pellegrini Department(La Fragua)
  20. Quebrachos Department(Sumampa)
  21. Río Hondo Department(Termas de Río Hondo)
  22. Rivadavia Department(Selva)
  23. Robles Department(Fernández)
  24. Salavina Department(Los Telares)
  25. San Martín Department (Brea Pozo)
  26. Sarmiento Department (Garza)
  27. Silípica Department (Arraga)

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