Pariaguán is a town in southern Anzoátegui state, Venezuela. It is the capital of Francisco de Miranda Municipality. The town lies on one of the driest plateaus in Venezuela, the central-eastern plateau known as the Mesa de Guanipa. Pariaguán is regarded as the heart of the Orinoco Oil Belt, hosting the main office of the Junín Block of the state-owned oil company PDVSA, and serves as a connection point to the most important operational areas of that state company located in José Gregorio Monagas Municipality.
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Towns around Pariaguán
- El Tigre51 km E
- San José de Guanipa60 km E
- Cantaura64 km NE
- Aragua de Barcelona69 km N
- Anaco71 km NE
- Zaraza88 km NW
- Tucupido126 km W
- Clarines132 km N
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