List of districts of La Libertad Region

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The following is a list of districts of La Libertad Region by population of census 2007 [1] and estimated population for year 2014 according to INEI. [2]

ImageDistrictCapital
of district
Census 2007Population 2014
Districts of Trujillo Province
1 Trujillo Peru PZ.jpg Trujillo Trujillo
(also capital of province)
294.899317.893
2 El Porvenir El Porvenir 140.507180.716
3 La Esperanza La Esperanza 151.845179.407
4 Surfing en caballito de totora en Huanchaco1.jpg Huanchaco Huanchaco 44.80664.957
5 Trujillo, Cuna del Caballo de Paso Peruano2.JPG Víctor Larco Buenos Aires 55.78163.317
6 Florencia de Mora Florencia de Mora 40.01441.950
7 OvaloLaredo.JPG Laredo Laredo 32.82535.200
8 Huaca del Sol jt01.jpg Moche Moche 29.72734.074
9 SalaverryTruxillo2.jpg Salaverry Salaverry 13.89217.633
10 Iglesia San Juan Bautista de Simbal.jpg Simbal Simbal 4.0824.315
11 Poroto Poroto 3.6013.267
Districts of Ascope Province
12 Casa Grande Casa Grande 29.88431.204
13 Plaza de Armas de Paijan..jpg Paiján Paiján 23.19425.424
14 Santiago de Cao Santiago de Cao 19.73119.797
15 Chicama Chicama 15.05615.535
16 Escudo de Chocope.jpg Chocope Chocope 10.1389.568
17 Puerto Chicama, Peru - waves.jpg Rázuri Puerto Chicama 8.3309.037
18 Escudo ascope.png Ascope Ascope
(also capital of province)
7.0126.763
19 ElBrujoPared.jpg Magdalena de Cao Magdalena de Cao 2.8843.206
Districts of Bolívar Province
20 Bolívar Bolívar
(also capital of province)
4.7514.859
21 Bambamarca Bambamarca 3.5373.849
22 Uchumarca.JPG Uchumarca Uchumarca 2.8882.794
23 Longotea Longotea 2.3062.256
24 Condormarca Condormarca 2.2222.096
25 Ucuncha Ucuncha 946836
Districts of Chepén Province
26 Chepen plaza de armas.jpg Chepén Chepén
(also capital of province)
45.63948.503
27 Pacanga Pacanga 17.97622.972
28 Pueblo Nuevo Pueblo Nuevo 12.36514.556
Districts of Julcán Province
29 Julcán Julcán
(also capital of province)
13.01211.909
30 Carabamba Carabamba 7.1046.636
31 Calamarca Calamarca 6.4465.792
32 Huaso Huaso 6.4237.192
Districts of Otuzco Province
33 Usquil Usquil 26.26827.409
34 Cathedral in Otuzco.jpg Otuzco Otuzco
(also capital of province)
25.26527.164
35 Agallpampa Agallpampa 9.8029.916
36 Sinsicap Sinsicap 8.2718.631
37 Salpo Salpo 6.4376.219
38 Huaranchal Huaranchal 5.0875.112
39 Mache Mache 3.1953.143
40 Charat Charat 3.0952.896
41 La Cuesta La Cuesta 708694
42 Paranday Paranday 689729
Districts of Pacasmayo Province
43 VistaDeGuadalupe.jpg Guadalupe Guadalupe 37.23943.310
44 Pacasmayo pier from foreshoreway.JPG Pacasmayo Pacasmayo 26.11827.431
45 San Pedro de Lloc San Pedro de Lloc
(also capital of province)
16.14916.581
46 Plazadearmassanjosepacasmayo.jpg San José San José 11.41412.225
47 Jequetepeque Jequetepeque 3.4573.784
Districts of Pataz Province
48 Distrito de Parcoy.jpg Parcoy Parcoy 16.43721.164
49 Tayabamba Tayabamba
(also capital of province)
13.78514.584
50 Chillia Chillia 12.04313.310
51 Pataz Pataz 7.4108.671
52 Huancaspata Huancaspata 6.3526.430
53 Huayo Huayo 4.1454.371
54 Buldibuyo Buldibuyo 3.8363.800
55 Urpay Urpay 3.0192.849
56 Taurija Taurija 3.0023.026
57 Santiago de Challas Santiago de Challas 2.7972.585
58 HUAYLILLAS PERU.jpg Huaylillas Huaylillas 2.3383.360
59 Ongón Ongón 1.6941.767
60 Pías Pías 1.5251.351
Districts of Sánchez Carrión Province
61 Huamachuco Municipal Theatre.JPG Huamachuco Huamachuco
(also capital of province)
52.45961.423
62 Chugay Chugay 17.23618.667
63 Marcabal Marcabal 14.80716.544
64 Sanagorán Sanagorán 12.98314.693
65 Sartimbamba Sartimbamba 12.64813.637
66 Sarín Sarín 9.1569.901
67 Cochorco Aricapampa 8.7519.321
68 La-Minga-de-Curgos.jpg Curgos Curgos 8.1818.534
Districts of Santiago de Chuco Province
69 Santiago de Chuco.jpg Santiago de Chuco Santiago de Chuco
(also capital of province)
19.86020.441
70 Quiruvilca Quiruvilca 14.06014.359
71 Cachicadán Cachicadán 6.6637.835
72 Plaza Angasmarca.JPG Angasmarca Angasmarca 6.0527.144
73 Sitabamba Sitabamba 3.7543.478
74 Santa Cruz de Chuca Santa Cruz de Chuca 3.2283.213
75 Mollepata Mollepata 2.7482.694
76 Mollebamba Mollebamba 1.9552.277
Districts of Gran Chimú Province
77 Vista panoramica de Cascas.jpg Cascas Cascas
(also capital of province)
14.19114.284
78 Marmot Marmot 7.9932.172
79 Sayapullo Sayapullo 5.7747.972
80 Lucma Lucma 2.4416.787
Districts of Virú Province
81 Virú Virú
(also capital of province)
47.65264.752
82 Chao Chao 22.82637.681
83 Guadalupito Guadalupito 6.2329.126
Total Region1.617.0501.836.960

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References

  1. INEI (ed.). "Región La Libertad Compedio Estadistico 2009 (page 54)".
  2. INEI (ed.). "Perú:Estimaciones y proyecciones de Población Por sexo según Departamento, Provincia y Distrito 2012-2015 - INEI".