Departamento de Casanare is a department of Colombia.
Boundaries: Natural Earth (naturalearthdata.com), public domain
| Aguazul | Aguazul | 44 k |
| Chameza | Chámeza | 2 k |
| Hato Corozal | no seat recorded | 10 k |
| La Salina | La Salina | 1 k |
| Maní | Maní | 11 k |
| Monterrey | Monterrey | 15 k |
| Nunchía | no seat recorded | 8 k |
| Orocué | Orocué | 8 k |
| Paz de Ariporo | Paz de Ariporo | 27 k |
| Pore | Pore | 8 k |
| Recetor | Recetor | 3 k |
| Sabanalarga | Sabanalarga | 3 k |
| Sácama | Sácama | 2 k |
| San Luis de Palenque | San Luis de Palenque | 7 k |
| Támara | Támara | 7 k |
| Tauramena | Tauramena | 16 k |
| Trinidad | Trinidad | 11 k |
| Villanueva | Villanueva | 22 k |
| Yopal | Yopal | 107 k |
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