Providencia District

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Providencia
District
The beautiful church of Providencia and the Main Square
Country	Peru
Region	Amazonas
Province	Luya
Founded	June 18, 1987
Capital	Providencia
Government
• Mayor	Angel Severo Salazar Puerta
Area
• Total	71.22 km² (27.50 sq mi)
Elevation	1,750 m (5,740 ft)
Population (2005 census)
• Total	1,487
• Density	21/km² (54/sq mi)
Time zone	UTC-5 (PET)
UBIGEO	010515

Providencia is a district of the province of Luya, Peru.

External links[edit]

Providencia district official website

v t e Districts of Amazonas Region Peru
Bagua	Aramango Bagua Copallín El Parco Imaza La Peca
Bongará	Chisquilla Churuja Corosha Cuispes Florida Jazán Jumbilla Recta San Carlos Shipasbamba Valera Yambrasbamba
Chachapoyas	Asunción Balsas Chachapoyas Cheto Chiliquín Chuquibamba Granada Huancas La Jalca Leimebamba Levanto Magdalena Mariscal Castilla Molinopampa Montevideo Olleros Quinjalca San Francisco de Daguas San Isidro de Maino Soloco Sonche
Condorcanqui	El Cenepa Nieva Río Santiago
Luya	Camporredondo Cocabamba Colcamar Conila Inguilpata Lámud Longuita Lonya Chico Luya Luya Viejo María Ocalli Ocumal Pisuquia Providencia San Cristóbal San Francisco del Yeso San Jerónimo San Juan de Lopecancha Santa Catalina Santo Tomás Tingo Trita
Rodríguez de Mendoza	Chirimoto Cochamal Huambo Limabamba Longar Mariscal Benavides Milpuc Omia San Nicolás Santa Rosa Totora Vista Alegre
Utcubamba	Bagua Grande Cajaruro Cumba El Milagro Jamalca Lonya Grande Yamón

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