San Vicente Canton is a canton of Ecuador. It is the youngest canton in the Manabí Province, having been founded on November 16, 1999, when it was separated from Sucre Canton as a result of citizen procedures. Its capital is the urban parish of San Vicente, while Canoa is the only officially recognized rural parish. Canoa is well known by tourists and foreigners for its good conditions for surfing and paragliding. Another oceanside community, Boca de Briceño, also lies within the canton. Its population at the 2001 census was 19,116. The canton's economy relies on agriculture, livestock, shrimp farming, and tourism.[1]

San Vicente Canton
Canton
Location of Manabí Province in Ecuador.
Cantons of Manabí Province
Coordinates: 0.5893°S 80.4088°W / -0.5893; -80.4088
Country	Ecuador
Province	Manabí Province
Capital	San Vicente
Time zone	UTC-5 (ECT)

Demographics

Ethnic groups as of the Ecuadorian census of 2010:[2]

• Mestizo 82.2%
• Afro-Ecuadorian 7.2%
• Montubio 5.8%
• White 4.0%
• Indigenous 0.1%
• Other 0.7%

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