Nuevo Chimbote District

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Nuevo Chimbote
District

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Location of Nuevo Chimbote in the Santa province
Country	Peru
Region	Ancash
Province	Santa
Founded	May 27, 1994
Capital	Buenos Aires
Area
• Total	389.73 km² (150.48 sq mi)
Elevation	25 m (82 ft)
Population (2005 census)
• Total	107,095
• Density	270/km² (710/sq mi)
Time zone	UTC-5 (PET)
UBIGEO	021809

Nuevo Chimbote District is one of nine districts of the Santa Province in Peru.^[1]

References[edit]

^ (in Spanish) Instituto Nacional de Estadística e Informática. Banco de Información Distrital Archived 2008-04-23 at the Wayback Machine. Retrieved April 11, 2008.

v t e Districts of Ancash Region, Peru
Aija	Aija Coris Huacllan La Merced Succha
Antonio Raymondi	Aczo Chaccho Chingas Llamellín Mirgas San Juan de Rontoy
Asunción	Acochaca Chacas
Bolognesi	Abelardo Pardo Lezameta Antonio Raymondi Aquia Cajacay Canis Chiquián Colquioc Huallanca Huasta Huayllacayán La Primavera Mangas Pacllón San Miguel de Corpanqui Ticllos
Carhuaz	Acopampa Amashca Anta Ataquero Carhuaz Marcará Pariahuanca San Miguel de Aco Shilla Tinco Yungar
Carlos Fermín Fitzcarrald	San Luis San Nicolás Yauya
Casma	Buena Vista Alta Casma Comandante Noel Yautan
Corongo	Aco Bambas Corongo Cusca La Pampa Yanac Yupan
Huaraz	Cochabamba Colcabamba Huanchay Huaraz Independencia Jangas La Libertad Olleros Pampas Pariacoto Pira Tarica
Huari	Anra Cajay Chavín de Huantar Huacachi Huacchis Huachis Huantar Huari Masin Paucas Ponto Rahuapampa Rapayan San Marcos San Pedro de Chana Uco
Huarmey	Cochapeti Culebras Huarmey Huayan Malvas
Huaylas	Caraz Huallanca Huata Huaylas Mato Pamparomas Pueblo Libre Santa Cruz Santo Toribio Yuracmarca
Mariscal Luzuriaga	Casca Eleazar Guzman Barron Fidel Olivas Escudero Llama Llumpa Lucma Musga Piscobamba
Ocros	Acas Cajamarquilla Carhuapampa Cochas Congas Llipa Ocros San Cristóbal de Rajan San Pedro Santiago de Chilcas
Pallasca	Bolognesi Cabana Conchucos Huacaschuque Huandoval Lacabamba Llapo Pallasca Pampas Santa Rosa Tauca
Pomabamba	Huayllán Parobamba Pomabamba Quinuabamba
Recuay	Catac Cotaparaco Huayllapampa Llacllin Marca Pampas Chico Pararin Recuay Tapacocha Ticapampa
Santa	Caceres del Peru Chimbote Coishco Macate Moro Nepeña Nuevo Chimbote Samanco Santa
Sihuas	Acobamba Alfonso Ugarte Cashapampa Chingalpo Huayllabamba Quiches Ragash San Juan Sicsibamba Sihuas
Yungay	Cascapara Mancos Matacoto Quillo Ranrahirca Shupluy Yanama Yungay

9°07′17″S 78°31′51″W / 9.12139°S 78.53083°W / -9.12139; -78.53083

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