San Pedro de Lloc

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San Pedro de Lloc
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Plaza de Armas of San Pedro de Lloc
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San Pedro de Lloc
Coordinates: 7°25′S79°30′W / 7.417°S 79.500°W / -7.417; -79.500
Country Flag of Peru.svg  Peru
Region La Libertad
Province Pacasmayo
Government
   Mayor Victor Raúl Cruzado Rivera
Area
  Total698.42 km2 (269.66 sq mi)
Elevation
43 m (141 ft)
Population
 (2017)
  Total17,637
  Density25/km2 (65/sq mi)
Demonym Sanpedrino/a
Time zone UTC-5 (PET)
Website Official Website

San Pedro de Lloc is a town in the La Libertad Region of northern Peru. It is the capital of the coastal Pacasmayo Province. It is located about 99 km north of the city of Trujillo.

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San Pedro de Lloc is also known to be the last place of residence of the Italian-born scientist Antonio Raimondi. His home is located within a block of the main plaza and is open to the public as a museum.[ citation needed ]

History

In the pre-Columbian period, the territory of the city belonged to the territory of the great Chimú culture. During the colony it belonged to the village of Saña, in the republican era it belonged to the province of Lambayeque until March 22, 1839, for economic reasons (collection of contributions) Agustín Gamarra formed the province of Chiclayo in which was included the district of San Pedro de Lloc, being its capital, the city of Chiclayo.[ citation needed ]

Notable people

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Portrait of the hero Jose Andres Rázuri Esteves

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