Altos Mirandinos metropolitan area
conurbation in Miranda, Venezuela
Altos Mirandinos metropolitan area or Los Teques metropolitan area (Spanish: Area Metropolitana de Los Altos Mirandinos or Area Metropolitana de Los Teques) is a metropolitan area in Miranda, Venezuela, that includes 3 municipalities, it's part of the Greater Caracas area. It has a population of 454,929 inhabitants.
Cities
The principal cities of the area are (2013):
Los Teques (pop. 251,872)
San Antonio de Los Altos (pop. 83,866)
Carrizal (pop. 58,561)
Paracotos (pop. 18,598)
San José de Los Altos (pop. 16,489)
San Pedro (pop. 13,170)
Municipalities
The 3 municipalities of the area are:
Transportation
Metro
The Los Teques Metro is the most important public transportation in the area with an operating line that runs for 9.5 kilometers. The system connects the city of Los Teques with the capital of Caracas.
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