San Salvador de Quije District

San Salvador de Quije District

Infobox District Peru


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region = Ayacucho
province = Sucre
district = San Salvador de Quije
founded = May 21, 1962
capital = San Salvador de Quije
pop = 1,525 2005 census
density = 10.5
area = 144.63
elevation = 3210
hamlets = 33 populated places
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ubigeo = 050909

San Salvador de Quije is one of 11 districts of the Sucre Province in the Ayacucho region in Peru.

Administrative division

The populated places in the district are:
* San Salvador de Quije
* Lluchcanta
* Chilcabamba
* Huanchos
* Huacha Huacha
* Chirihuaycco
* Toccyascca
* Potongo
* Huayhuani
* Irapata
* Accobamba
* Lleocca
* Molle Pata
* Huampo
* Orccochacra
* Rojasccata
* Huaychilla
* Humalucha
* Pacpaca
* Comunpampa
* Huito
* Ccochcca
* Pallcca
* Chiuchirilla
* Gailaccocha
* pallccacha
* Pichuspata
* Vista Alegre
* Ayapata
* Mollepampa
* Matara
* Ccocha Pata
* Ccarahuisa

Population

The population of San Salvador de Quije (2005 census) is 1,525 people, 788 men and 737 women. [http://desa.inei.gob.pe/ INEI] ]

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