- The
Pachachaca is a river, and also the name of a valley, of the
Andes in Peru.
Abancay lies on the
river and in
flows through the
Ampay National Sanctuary...
- (7,799 ft)
above sea
level in the
southern Peruvian Andes,
above the
Pachachaca River, and
straddles the
Marino River.
Because of its dry mountain[clarification...
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territory was
located between the
Ancoyaco (current Mantaro), Pampas, and
Pachachaca Rivers,
tributaries of the Apurímac River. They
expanded to the "Ancoyaco...
- View of the
bridge over the
Pachachaca River, Abancay, one of the
settings of the novel....
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Tamboraque I, II and III - San
Mateo -
Chicla - Open
Anticona -
Morococha -
Pachachaca bridge -
Santa Rosa de
Sacco -
Distribution La Oroya. "Consorcio colombiano...
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square kilometres (14.03 sq mi),
which include Mount Ampay,
protect the
Pachachaca River basin and
several endangered plant species,
being the most representative...
- Corporation.
Shortly after a
second hydroelectric stsation was
established in
Pachachaca. In the late 1930s, two more
power stations in
Upamayo and Mal Paso were...
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sacrifice of
Llama fat, corn and
other local products once a year.
Puente de
Pachachaca,
colonial bridge built with
ashlars made of
volcanic material and boulder...
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Chuquibambilla District, Peru. It lies west of the lake
Pachachaka (
Pachachaca). List of
lakes in Peru
Jeffery Bentley,
Weeds and
Farmer Decision-Making...
- study] (in Spanish). Tip. Mercantil. p. 184. "Puente
Colonial Pachachaca" [
Pachachaca Colonial Bridge]. Mincetur.gob.pe (in Spanish).
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