List of La Paz Municipalities: 87

Municipalities of the Department of La Paz

The Department of La Paz is administratively divided into 87 municipalities, listed below:

  1. Our Lady of Peace
  2. Finger
  3. Mecapaca
  4. Achocalla
  5. The High
  6. Achacachi
  7. Villa Ancoraimes
  8. Huarina
  9. Santiago de Huata
  10. Huatajata
  11. Cocamino
  12. Corocoro
  13. Caquiaviri
  14. Calacoto
  15. Comanche
  16. Charaña
  17. Waldo Ballivián
  18. Nazacara de Pacajes
  19. Santiago de Callapa
  20. Puerto Acosta
  21. Mocomoco
  22. Port of Carabuco
  23. Humanata
  24. Escoma
  25. Steel
  26. Verse
  27. Aucapata
  28. Sorata
  29. Guanay
  30. Tacacoma
  31. Quiabaya
  32. Combaya
  33. Deception
  34. Mountains
  35. Theopont
  36. Apollo
  37. Pelechuco
  38. Viacha
  39. Guaqui Port
  40. Tiahuanacu
  41. Drain
  42. San Andrés de Machaca (Marka)
  43. Jesús de Machaca
  44. Taraco
  45. Luribay
  46. Sapahaki
  47. Yaco
  48. Mesh
  49. Cairoma
  50. I inquired
  51. Quime
  52. Cajuata
  53. Colquiri
  54. Ichoca
  55. Villa Libertad Licoma
  56. Cheer up
  57. Irupana
  58. Yanacachi
  59. Palos Blancos
  60. The Assumption
  61. Pucarani
  62. Peace
  63. Battles
  64. Puerto Pérez
  65. Sicasica
  66. Umala
  67. Come on, come on
  68. Calamarca
  69. Patacamaya
  70. Colquencha
  71. Necklace
  72. Choroic
  73. Coripata
  74. Ixiamas
  75. Saint Bonaventure
  76. Charge
  77. Curve
  78. Copacabana
  79. San Pedro de Tiquina
  80. Tito Yupanqui
  81. San Pedro de Curahuara
  82. Pampa Paper
  83. Chacarilla
  84. Santiago de Machaca
  85. Catacora
  86. Caranavi
  87. High Beni

The Department of La Paz is administratively divided into 87 municipalities, making it one of the most diverse and complex territorial units in Bolivia. These municipalities vary widely in population size, geography, culture, and economic activity, ranging from very large metropolitan cities to small rural and indigenous territories (TIOC).

A small group of municipalities dominates in terms of population. El Alto, La Paz, and Viacha form the metropolitan core, concentrating a significant share of the department’s inhabitants, infrastructure, employment, and public services. These urban centers attract continuous internal migration from rural areas and other departments.

Beyond the metropolitan area, La Paz includes medium-sized municipalities such as Caranavi, Pucarani, Achacachi, Sorata, Palos Blancos, and Sicasica, which serve as regional hubs. These municipalities support surrounding areas through agriculture, trade, mining, tourism, and local administration.

The majority of municipalities are small and predominantly rural, many with populations below 10,000 inhabitants. These municipalities are closely linked to traditional agriculture, livestock, artisanal mining, tourism, and indigenous governance structures, particularly in the Altiplano, Yungas, and northern Amazonian regions.

List of La Paz Municipalities: 87