Cayalti District

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Cayalti

Country	Peru
Region	Lambayeque
Province	Chiclayo
Founded	January 29, 1998
Capital	Cayalti
Area
Area Elevation	&0000000000000162.860000162.86 km² 78 metres (256 ft)
Population (as of the 2005 Census)
Population - Total - Density	&0000000000017224.00000017,224 &0000000000000105.8.0E+5105.8/km²
Mayor	Carlos Alberto Arvañil Saldaña
UBIGEO	140116
Official website
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Cayalti District is one of twenty districts of the province Chiclayo in Peru.^[1]

[edit] References

^ (Spanish) Instituto Nacional de Estadística e Informática. Banco de Información Distrital. Retrieved April 11, 2008.

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Chiclayo	Cayalti \| Chiclayo \| Chongoyape \| Etén \| Etén Puerto \| José Leonardo Ortíz \| La Victoria \| Lagunas \| Monsefú \| Nueva Arica \| Oyotún \| Patapo \| Picsi \| Pimentel \| Pomalca \| Pucalá \| Reque \| Saña \| Santa Rosa \| Tumán

Ferreñafe	Cañaris \| Ferreñafe \| Incahuasi \| Manuel Antonio Mesones Muro \| Pitipo \| Pueblo Nuevo

Lambayeque	Chochope \| Illimo \| Jayanca \| Lambayeque \| Mochumi \| Morrope \| Motupe \| Olmos \| Pacora \| Salas \| San José \| Túcume

Categories: Peru geography stubs | Districts of the Lambayeque Region | Districts of the Chiclayo Province

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