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Limatambo International Airport (IATA: LIM, ICAO: SPIM) was an
airport of Lima, Peru that
operated from its
inauguration by Óscar R.
Benavides in 1935...
- The
Limatambo Building (Spanish:
Edificio Limatambo), also
known as the
Seoane Building (Spanish:
Edificio Seoane), was a
building in San
Isidro District...
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Limatambo District is one of nine
districts of the
province Anta in Peru. One of the
highest peaks of the
district is
Hatun Q'asa at 5,338 m (17,513 ft)...
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American cities. The
airport was
conceived in 1960 to
replace the old
Limatambo International Airport,
which was
located in the San
Isidro District, because...
- the
supplier of the warehouses. A
couple of
years later, he
bought the
Limatambo ranch,
which includes part of the
current districts of San Borja, San...
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through the
center of the
Limatambo roundabout,
continues with the axis of the
extension of said street,
bordering the
Limatambo airport, to the south, to...
- Hipódromo de San
Felipe Hipódromo de
Santa Beatriz Lima
Penitentiary Limatambo Airport Limatambo Building Marsano Palace Moorish Arch
Museo de la Nación National...
- (Cachimayo)
Chinchaypujio (Chinchaypujio)
Huarocondo (Huarocondo)
Limatambo (
Limatambo)
Mollepata (Mollepata)
Pucyura (Pucyura)
Zurite (Zurite) The people...
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Building (after 1944;
officially known as the
Residencial Miranda).
Edificio Limatambo,
another well-known
building whose demolition was also met with controversy...
- girls.
Pallete worked in the
offices of Pan American-Grace
Airways in the
Limatambo International Airport from the age of 14,
having lied
about her age. She...
