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Catua is a
rural muni****lity and
village in
Jujuy Province in Argentina.
Ministerio del
Interior (in Spanish)
Media related to
Catua at
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- The muni****lity
contains 33.85% of the 217,486
hectares (537,420 acres)
Catuá-Ipixuna
Extractive Reserve,
established in 2003 as the
first extractive...
- The
Catuá-Ipixuna
Extractive Reserve (Portuguese:
Reserva Extrativista Catuá-Ipixuna) is an
extractive reserve in the
state of Amazonas, Brazil. It takes...
- The muni****lity
contains 66.15% of the 217,486
hectares (537,420 acres)
Catuá-Ipixuna
Extractive Reserve,
established in 2003 as the
first extractive...
- Marcus, 1951 C****adoplana
bocaina Carbayo & Froehlich, 2012 C****adoplana
catua Froehlich, 1954 C****adoplana
claudioi Lago-Barcia & Carbayo, 2021 C****adoplana...
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Comunidad aborigen Pórtico de los
Andes (de Susques)
Comunidad aborigen de
Catua Comunidad aborigen de Coranzulí
Comunidad aborigen de
Huancar Comunidad...
- 3,956
metres (12,979 ft)
Castrovirreyna Peru 3,950
metres (12,960 ft)
Catua Argentina
Rural muni****lity and
village in
Jujuy Province in Argentina...
- (15,577 ft) Paso de Sico, Chile–Argentina (connects
between Socaire and
Catua) — 4,092
metres (13,425 ft)
Chile Route 23 — 4,580
metres (15,030 ft) Chile...
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runners to all the
Pueblos carrying knotted cords.
Pedro Omtua and
Nicolas Catua were the two
young men. On
August 8, 1680, two
young men from
Tesuque set...
- 791 • Density 0.41/km2 (1.1/sq mi)
Important Cities Susques Coranzuli Catua San Juan de
Quillaques Huáncar El Toro
Pastos Chicos Pairique Chico Puesto...
