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Article 1

Ley 47 de 1966 · Por la cual se crea y organiza el Departamento de Sucre

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º . Créase el Departamento de Sucre, formado por el Territorio de los Municipios de Sincelejo, Palmito, Tolúviejo, Tolú, San Onofre, Colosó (Ricaurte), Sampués, San Benito Abad, San Marcos, Caimito, Sucre, Majagual, San Pedro Ovejas, Morroa, Corozal y Sincé, que forman parte hoy del territorio del Departamento de Bolívar, con los límites que tienen actualmente los mencionados Municipios.

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La capital del Departamento de Sucre será la ciudad de Sincelejo.

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