Department of Loncopué
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| Capital | Loncopué |
| population | 6,457 (2001, INDEC) |
| surface | 5,506 km² |
| Population density | 1.2 inhabitants / km² |
The department of Loncopué is located in the west of the Neuquén province in southern Argentina and is one of 16 administrative units in the province.
It is bordered to the north by the Ñorquín Department , in the northeast on the Pehuenches Department , the east by the Añelo Department , the south by the Picunches Department and on the west by Chile .
The capital of the Department of Loncopué is the Loncopué of the same name .
population
According to estimates by INDEC , the population increased from 6,457 inhabitants (2001) to 7,688 inhabitants in 2005.
cities and communes
The department of Loncopué is divided into Loncopué , a second category municipality, the Comisión de Fomento Chorriaca and the Cuarteles Cajón de Almanza , Huarenchenque , Huitrin , Huncal , Muchilinco , Pichaihue and Quintuco .
Aluminé | Añelo | Catán Lil | Chos Malal | Collón Curá | Confluencia | Huiliches | Lácar | Loncopué | Los Lagos | Minas | Ñorquín | Pehuenches | Picún Leufú | Picunches | Zapala
Coordinates: 38 ° 0 ′ S , 70 ° 30 ′ W