5. Campoamor 6. Centro 7. Chapinero 8. Chicamocha 9. Colombia 10. El Cortez 11. El Diamante 12. El Durazno 13. El Jardín 14. El Laguito 15. El Nogal 16. El Oriente 17. El Prado 18. El Recreo 19. El Rosario 20. El Sol 21. El Carmen 22. Gustavo Jiménez Jiménez 23. Jorge Eliécer Gaitán 24. José Antonio Galán 25. Juan José Rondón 26. La Castellana 27. La Esmeralda 28. La Florida 29. La Isla 30. La Pradera 31. La Villita 32. Las Acacias 33. Las Américas 34. Los Alisos 35. Los Alpes 36. Los Arrayanes 37. Los Libertadores 38. Los Rosales 39. Los Sauces 40. Lunapark 41. Magdalena 42. Monquirá 43. Enrique Olaya Herrera 44. Prado Norte 45. Rafael Uribe Uribe 46. San Andresito 47. San Cristóbal 48. San Martín 49. San Martín- Centro 50. Santa Ana- Mochacá 51. Santa Bárbara 52. Santa Catalina 53. Santa Helena 54. Santa Inés 55. San Rafael 56. Santa Isabel 57. Santa Marta 58. Siete de Agosto 59. Simón Bolívar 60. Sucre 61. Sugamuxi 62. Universitario 63. Rafael Valdés Tavera 64. Veinte de Julio 65. Venecia 66. Villa Blanca 67. Villa del Sol 68. Asodea 69. Villa del Lago 70. Valdez Tavera Economy The economy of Sogamoso is centered around agriculture, trade, the steel industry and construction materials, and in the exploitation of limestones, marble and coal. During the years 2007 and 2008, the city had a quick development in urban construction. Transportation Sogamoso is served by Alberto Lleras Camargo Airport. Aerocivil lifted the restriction of air operations in September 2009. Due to the increase of economic relationships with Bogotá and the rest of the region, the government realised the need to build a highway. Education As of 2016, Sogamoso has seven universities: Sogamoso Faculty of Pedagogical and Technological University Of Colombia, Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia (UPTC) Open National University at Distance University Corporation Remington Polytechnic Grancolombiano University of Pamplona Superior school of Public Administration E.S.A.P. Sogamoso Faculty of the University of Boyacá Culture Sites of interest The city hosts historical places as: Archaeology Museum Sogamoso, with a reconstruction of the Sun Temple Central park 6 September square The Pile-Mochacá, from the ancient city "the old Sogamoso" Morca, where the Virgin Of Morca is venerated Nearby Lake Tota, largest lake of Colombia and sacred site of the Muisca Festivals and celebrations September 6: Anniversary of the city July: Festivities of the Sun