en Paucarpata District

Paucarpata Pawqarpata
District
The pata pata or andenes of Paucarpata with the city of Arequipa in the background

Coordinates: 16°24′28.01″S 71°39′47.25″W / 16.4077806°S 71.6631250°W / -16.4077806; -71.6631250
Country	Peru
Region	Arequipa
Province	Arequipa
Capital	Paucarpata
Government
• Mayor	Marcio Soto Rivera
Area
• Total	31.07 km² (12.00 sq mi)
Elevation	2,405 m (7,890 ft)
Population (2005 census)
• Total	125,255
• Density	4,000/km² (10,000/sq mi)
Time zone	UTC-5 (PET)
UBIGEO	040112
Website	munipaucarpata.gob.pe

Paucarpata District is one of the twenty-nine districts of the Arequipa Province in Peru.^[1] It is noted for its terraced agricultural hills, called andenes in Spanish.

External links

(in Spanish) www.munipaucarpata.gob.pe Official district web site

References

^ (in Spanish) Municipalidad Distrital de Paucarpata, Municipalidad Distrital de Paucarpata, Retrieved November 16, 2007.

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v t e Districts of Arequipa Region Peru
Arequipa	Alto Selva Alegre Arequipa Cayma Cerro Colorado Characato Chiguata Jacobo Hunter José Luis Bustamante La Joya Mariano Melgar Miraflores Mollebaya Paucarpata Pocsi Polobaya Quequeña Sabandía Sachaca San Juan de Siguas San Juan de Tarucani Santa Isabel de Siguas Santa Rita de Siguas Socabaya Tiabaya Uchumayo Vitor Yanahuara Yarabamba Yura
Camaná	Camaná José María Quimper Mariano Nicolás Valcárcel Mariscal Cáceres Nicolás de Piérola Ocoña Quilca Samuel Pastor
Caravelí	Acarí Atico Atiquipa Bella Unión Cahuacho Caravelí Chala Chaparra Huanuhuanu Jaqui Lomas Quicacha Yauca
Castilla	Andagua Aplao Ayo Chachas Chilcaymarca Choco Huancarqui Machaguay Orcopampa Pampacolca Tipán Uñón Uraca Viraco
Caylloma	Achoma Cabanaconde Callalli Caylloma Chivay Coporaque Huambo Huanca Ichupampa Lari Lluta Maca Madrigal Majes San Antonio de Chuca Sibayo Tapay Tisco Tuti Yanque
Condesuyos	Andaray Cayarani Chichas Chuquibamba Iray Río Grande Salamanca Yanaquihua
Islay	Cocachacra Deán Valdivia Islay Mejía Mollendo Punta de Bombon
La Unión	Alca Charcana Cotahuasi Huaynacotas Pampamarca Puyca Quechualla Sayla Tauria Tomepampa Toro

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