Tocache District

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Tocache District
District

Country	Peru
Region	San Martín
Province	Tocache
Founded	May 7, 1940
Capital	Tocache
Government
• Mayor	David Bazan Arevalo
Area
• Total	1,142.04 km² (440.94 sq mi)
Elevation	497 m (1,631 ft)
Population (2005 census)
• Total	25,974
• Density	23/km² (59/sq mi)
Time zone	UTC-5 (PET)
UBIGEO	221001

Tocache District is one of five districts of the province Tocache in Peru.^[1]

References

↑ (in Spanish) Instituto Nacional de Estadística e Informática. Banco de Información Distrital Archived 2008-04-10 at the Wayback Machine . Retrieved April 11, 2008.

Tocache Airport (SPCH)-Notams

v t e Districts of San Martín Region Peru
Bellavista	Alto Biavo Bajo Biavo Bellavista Huallaga San Pablo San Rafael
El Dorado	Agua Blanca San José de Sisa San Martín Santa Rosa Shatoja
Huallaga	Alto Saposoa El Eslabón Piscoyacu Sacanche Saposoa Tingo de Saposoa
Lamas	Alonso de Alvarado Barranquita Caynarachi Cuñumbuqui Lamas Pinto Recodo Rumisapa San Roque de Cumbaza Shanao Tabalosos Zapatero
Mariscal Caceres	Campanilla Huicungo Juanjui Pachiza Pajarillo
Moyobamba	Calzada Habana Jepelacio Moyobamba Soritor Yantalo
Picota	Buenos Aires Caspisapa Picota Pilluana Pucacaca San Cristóbal San Hilarion Shamboyacu Tingo de Ponasa Tres Unidos
Rioja	Awajun Elias Soplin Vargas Nueva Cajamarca Pardo Miguel Posic Rioja San Fernando Yorongos Yuracyacu
San Martín	Alberto Leveau Cacatachi Chazuta Chipurana El Porvenir Huimbayoc Juan Guerra La Banda de Shilcayo Morales Papaplaya San Antonio Sauce Shapaja Tarapoto
Tocache	Nuevo Progreso Pólvora Shunte Tocache Uchiza

8°11′13″S76°31′06″W / 8.1870°S 76.5182°W / -8.1870; -76.5182

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