Santa Ana

Santa Ana del Yacuma is the capital of the homonymous municipality and the province of Yacuma, in the branch of Beni in northeastern Bolivia. It has a population of about 16,688 inhabitants, it's far considered the farm animals capital of Bolivia. It is one of the towns with the bottom populace boom in Bolivia, even though in current years a better boom has been referred to.

At the equal time Santa Ana is thought for the excessive popular of dwelling of its inhabitants and for being one of the maximum modern and organized towns of the department and the country. The metropolis of Santa Ana del Yacuma turned into based on July 26, 1708 via the Jesuit Father Fray Baltazar Espinoza of Peruvian origin; It become a small population until the mid 1960s, whilst its populace grew to attain its historical population top of 25,000 within the 1980s, when Santa Ana became home to drug traffickers consisting of Roberto Suarez Gomez. It changed into d a metropolis in 1986. Near the city is the confluence of the Yacuma River with the Mamore River, it is positioned in the middle of the moxena pampas inside the geographic center of the department.