- Chisquilla District
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Chisquilla — District — Country Peru Region Amazonas Province Bongará Founded July 20, 1946 Capital Chisquilla Subdivisions 16 populated places Government – Mayor Jose Natividad Bacalla Daza (2007) Area – Total 174.96 km2 (67.6 sq mi) Elevation 2,070 m (6,791 ft) Population (2005 census) – Total 352 – Density 2/km2 (5.2/sq mi) Time zone PET (UTC-5) UBIGEO 010302 Website munichisquilla.gob.pe Chisquilla is one of 12 districts of the Bongara Province in the Amazonas region in Peru. Chisquilla, competitive, productive district, and, articulated to the national markets, with an agricultural sustainable diversity, promoter of an integral development, model of local management participativa and democratic; propitiating feeling of solidarity and cultural identification.
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Administrative division
The populated places in the district are:[1]
- Chisquilla
- Señoria
- Chilac
- Chirosh
- California
- Callejon
- Puerto el Milagro
- Shotaran
- Chinchango
- Puerto Arturo
- Tialango
- Conejo
- Galurco
- Payo
- yerba Buena
- Ganso Azul
Population
The population of Chisquilla is 352 people, 167 men and 185 women.[1]
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References
Bagua Bongará Chisquilla · Churuja · Corosha · Cuispes · Florida · Jazán · Jumbilla · Recta · San Carlos · Shipasbamba · Valera · YambrasbambaChachapoyas Asunción · Balsas · Chachapoyas · Cheto · Chiliquín · Chuquibamba · Granada · Huancas · La Jalca · Leimebamba · Levanto · Magdalena · Mariscal Castilla · Molinopampa · Montevideo · Olleros · Quinjalca · San Francisco de Daguas · San Isidro de Maino · Soloco · SoncheCondorcanqui Luya Camporredondo · Cocabamba · Colcamar · Conila · Inguilpata · Lámud · Longuita · Lonya Chico · Luya · Luya Viejo · María · Ocalli · Ocumal · Pisuquia · Providencia · San Cristóbal · San Francisco del Yeso · San Jerónimo · San Juan de Lopecancha · Santa Catalina · Santo Tomás · Tingo · TritaRodríguez de Mendoza Chirimoto · Cochamal · Huambo · Limabamba · Longar · Mariscal Benavides · Milpuc · Omia · San Nicolás · Santa Rosa · Totora · Vista AlegreUtcubamba
Categories:- Districts of the Amazonas Region
- Districts of the Bongara Province
- Amazonas Region geography stubs
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