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Pozuzo is a
village and
district in the
Oxapampa Province and
Pasco Region of Peru. The village, at an
elevation of 739
metres (2,425 ft), is situated...
- The
Pozuzo River is a
river in Peru. It has a
general course south to north. This
basin departmental limit Huánuco is
understood between the Yanachaka...
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communities have
decidedly Austrian German or
Swiss German characters (e.g.
Pozuzo, Peru).
German is one of the
major languages of the world.
German is the...
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Pozuzo District is one of
eight districts of the
Oxapampa Province in the
Pasco Department of Peru. The two
towns in the
district are the capital, Pozuzo...
- the
river to the
village of
Pozuzo. The
Huancabamba is
joined by the
Santa Cruz
River 4
kilometres (2.5 miles)
north of
Pozuzo at an
elevation of 700 metres...
- Codo de
Pozuzo District is one of five
districts of the
province Puerto Inca in Peru. Codo del
Pozuzo is a
racial integration of
Europeans (Austrians...
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northward down the
valley of the
Huancabamba River is the
settlement of
Pozuzo (altitude 800 m). The most
important agricultural pursuits in the region...
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Prussia in Saskatchewan, Canada, was
renamed Leader in 1917. Prusia, near
Pozuzo, Oxapampa, in the
central jungle of Peru Prussia, Iowa, in the
United States...
- of the
first European settlements (in Peru) east of the
Andes in
remote Pozuzo District in 1859 and
founded the
towns of
Oxapampa in 1891 and
Villa Rica...
- (Hungary) and surroundings.
Outside of Europe: In
Treze Tílias,
Brazil In
Pozuzo, Peru In the
United States and
Canada (Hutterite German)
Three main dialects...
