Guayaramerin

Guayaramerin is a town and municipality of Bolivia, placed in the Antonio Vaca Diez Province of the Department of Beni. According to the final Bolivian census of 2012, the municipality of Guayaramerín has a populace of 41,814 inhabitants, being as a consequence the 4th most populated municipality of the Department of Beni.

The metropolis of Guayaramerín has 35,764 inhabitants. Guayaramerín became founded in 1892 during the authorities of Bolivian President Mariano Baptista Caserta for the first pions of rubber from that generation. Initially, Guayaramerin become founded with the call of "Puerto Palmira". The city remained with this name for round 13 years. In 1905, the call was changed to the town and it became renamed "Puerto Sucre". It might remain with this call for every other 10 years. In 1915, it's far again modified to the name of the populace, and is officially called Guayaramerín. On 26 May 1940 the well-known Lithuanian tourist and journalist Matas Salcius died within the metropolis of Guayaramerin. In July 2005 an excursion of Lithuanian tourists Peru-Bolivia 2005 located the location wherein Salcius died and marked in it a low remedy.