Cutervo District

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Cutervo
District


Country	Peru
Region	Cajamarca
Province	Cutervo
Capital	Cutervo
Government
• Mayor	Wilson Ademar Delgado Olivera
Area
• Total	422.27 km² (163.04 sq mi)
Elevation	2,649 m (8,691 ft)
Population (2005 census)
• Total	53,382
• Density	130/km² (330/sq mi)
Time zone	UTC-5 (PET)
UBIGEO	060601
Climate	Cfb

Cutervo District is one of fifteen districts of the province Cutervo in Peru.^[1]

References

↑ (in Spanish) Instituto Nacional de Estadística e Informática. Banco de Información Distrital . Retrieved April 11, 2008. Archived April 10, 2008, at the Wayback Machine

v t e Districts of Cajamarca Region Peru
Cajabamba	Cachachi Cajabamba Condebamba Sitacocha
Cajamarca	Asunción Cajamarca Chetilla Cospán Encañada Jesús Llacanora Los Baños del Inca Magdalena Matara Namora San Juan
Celendín	Celendín Chumuch Cortegana Huasmín Jorge Chávez José Gálvez La Libertad de Pallán Miguel Iglesias Oxamarca Sorochuco Sucre Utco
Chota	Anguía Chadín Chalamarca Chiguirip Chimbán Choropampa Chota Cochabamba Conchán Huambos Lajas Llama Miracosta Paccha Pión Querocoto San Juan de Licupis Tacabamba Tocmoche
Contumazá	Chilete Contumazá Cupisnique Guzmango San Benito Santa Cruz de Toledo Tantarica Yonán
Cutervo	Callayuc Choros Cujillo Cutervo La Ramada Pimpingos Querocotillo San Andrés de Cutervo San Juan de Cutervo San Luis de Lucma Santa Cruz Santo Domingo de la Capilla Santo Tomás Socota Toribio Casanova
Hualgayoc	Bambamarca Chugur Hualgayoc
Jaén	Bellavista Chontalí Colasay Huabal Jaén Las Pirias Pomahuaca Pucará Sallique San Felipe San José del Alto Santa Rosa
San Ignacio	Chirinos Huarango La Coipa Namballe San Ignacio San José de Lourdes Tabaconas
San Marcos	Chancay Eduardo Villanueva Gregorio Pita Ichocán José Manuel Quiroz José Sabogal Pedro Gálvez
San Miguel	Bolívar Calquis Catilluc El Prado La Florida Llapa Nanchoc Niepos San Gregorio San Miguel San Silvestre de Cochán Tongod Unión Agua Blanca
San Pablo	San Bernardino San Luis San Pablo Tumbadén
Santa Cruz	Andabamba Catache Chancaybaños La Esperanza Ninabamba Pulán Santa Cruz Saucepampa Sexi Uticyacu Yauyucán

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