Julcán District, Julcán

Julcán

Country	Peru
Region	La Libertad
Province	Julcán
Founded	June 12, 1961
Capital	Julcán
Area
Area Elevation	&0000000000000208.490000208.49 km² 3,404 metres (11,168 ft)
Population (as of the 2005 Census)
Population - Total - Density	&0000000000015001.00000015,001 &0000000000000072.00000072/km²
Mayor	Diner Wilfredo Valdivieso Velarde
UBIGEO	130501
Official website
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Julcán District is one of four districts of the province Julcán in Peru.^[1]

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Ascope	Ascope \| Casa Grande \| Chicama \| Chocope \| Magdalena de Cao \| Paiján \| Rázuri \| Santiago de Cao

Bolívar	Bambamarca \| Bolívar \| Condormarca \| Longotea \| Uchumarca \| Ucuncha

Chepén	Chepén \| Pacanga \| Pueblo Nuevo

Gran Chimú	Cascas \| Lucma \| Marmot \| Sayapullo

Julcán	Calamarca \| Carabamba \| Huaso \| Julcán

Otuzco	Agallpampa \| Charat \| Huaranchal \| La Cuesta \| Mache \| Otuzco \| Paranday \| Salpo \| Sinsicap \| Usquil

Pacasmayo	Guadalupe \| Jequetepeque \| Pacasmayo \| San José \| San Pedro de Lloc

Pataz	Buldibuyo \| Chillia \| Huancaspata \| Huaylillas \| Huayo \| Ongón \| Parcoy \| Pataz \| Pías \| Santiago de Challas \| Taurija \| Tayabamba \| Urpay

Sánchez Carrión	Chugay \| Cochorco \| Curgos \| Huamachuco \| Marcabal \| Sanagorán \| Sarín \| Sartimbamba

Santiago de Chuco	Angasmarca \| Cachicadán \| Mollebamba \| Mollepata \| Quiruvilca \| Santa Cruz de Chuca \| Santiago de Chuco \| Sitabamba

Trujillo	El Porvenir \| Florencia de Mora \| Huanchaco \| La Esperanza \| Laredo \| Moche \| Poroto \| Salaverry \| Simbal \| Trujillo \| Víctor Larco Herrera

Virú	Chao \| Guadalupito \| Virú