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Country
  
Peru

Founded
  
April 24, 1940

Subdivisions
  
1 populated center

Area
  
39.5 km²

Region
  
Lima

Capital
  
Chaclacayo

Elevation
  
647 m (2,123 ft)

Province
  
Lima Province

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Chaclacayo is a district of the Lima Province in Peru.

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Map of Chaclacayo, Peru

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Location

Chaclacayo is located at the 27th km mark of the Carretera Central, the main road headed East starting in the Lima urban center. Borders: North: Rimac River and Lurigancho (Chosica) South: Cieneguilla West: Ate East: Lurigancho (Chosica)

Geography

Chaclacayo is a city in the valley of the Rímac River that runs from the Peruvian Andes to the Pacific Ocean. Its weather is typical of the Coastal Andes: During summertime (from December to February) it is warm and sometimes rainy; the rest of the year it is usually sunny, with average temperatures between 14 and 20 °C. The coldest months are June and July, when temperatures can drop to 12 °C.

Name

The name is derived from an Aymara word that means "at the foot of the carrizo". Carrizo is a plant that grows by the Rimac's riverside.

Main attractions

Places to visit in Chaclacayo are the Parque Central, the central park of the district. Around the park there are other landmarks: a well-known bakery, an Evangelical church, a bazaar, and the Chaclacayo District Council.

Neighborhoods

  • Urban Context
  • La Floresta
  • Alfonso Cobian
  • Vírgen de Fátima de Morón
  • Huascata
  • Miguel Grau
  • Villa Rica
  • Santa Rosa
  • Villa Mercedes
  • Santa Ines
  • Los Cóndores
  • Morón
  • Ñaña
  • Huascata
  • Los Girasoles
  • Alto Huampani
  • La Tapada
  • 3 de Octubre
  • Residential Clubs
  • El Cuadro
  • Los Cóndores
  • Miscellaneous

    The peculiar shape of the district has made some think of Huampaní and Ñaña as being part of Chaclacayo. However those towns belong to the neighboring district of Lurigancho.

    References

    Chaclacayo Wikipedia