| Province de Marbán | |
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Localisation de la province de Marbán
en Bolivie |
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| Administration | |
| Pays |  Bolivie |
| Département |  Beni |
| Chef-lieu | Loreto |
| Géographie | |
| Superficie | 15 126 km² |
| Démographie | |
| Population | 14 454 hab. (2005) |
| Densité | 1 hab./km² |
La province de Marbán est une des 8 provinces du département de Beni, en Bolivie. Son chef-lieu est la ville de Loreto.
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