Oyón Province

Province in Lima, Peru
Oyón
Province
The village of Caujul in the Oyón Province
The village of Caujul in the Oyón Province
Location of Oyón in the Lima Region
Location of Oyón in the Lima Region
CountryPeru
RegionLima
CapitalOyón
Government
 • MayorReynaldo Alcoser
(2019-2022)
Area
 • Total1,886.05 km2 (728.21 sq mi)
Elevation
3,620 m (11,880 ft)
Population
 • Total17,739
 • Density9.4/km2 (24/sq mi)
UBIGEO1509
Websitewww.munioyon.gob.pe

Oyón Province is a province of the Lima Region in Peru. It measures 1,886 square kilometres (728 sq mi). The capital of the province is the city of Oyón.

Geography

The Rawra mountain range and the Rumi Cruz mountain range traverse the province. Some of the highest peaks of the province are listed below:[1]

  • Aququcha
  • Awashqucha
  • Awasqucha
  • Awkin
  • Challwaqucha
  • Chanka Qaqa
  • Chawpiqucha
  • Ch'uspi
  • Hirka Kancha
  • Isku
  • Isqiraqucha
  • Kinwa Ukru
  • Kunkush
  • Kuntursinqa
  • Kuntur Wayin
  • Kurupata
  • Kushurupata
  • Luliqucha
  • Mataqucha
  • Millpu
  • Mishi Waqanan
  • Miyu
  • Muki
  • Pirwa Hirka
  • Pistaq
  • Puka
  • Punta Wayi
  • Phiruru
  • P'ukru
  • Qawi
  • Quyllur
  • Q'illuqucha
  • Ranrapata
  • Shapra
  • Shashima
  • Tunshu
  • Wanquyru
  • Waqraqucha
  • Waylla Hirka
  • Wayllura
  • Yana Allpa
  • Yana Kancha
  • Yana Mach'ay
  • Yana Parya
  • Yana Paryan
  • Yana P'itaq
  • Yana Uqhu
  • Yawarqucha
  • Yaru Wayñu
  • Yuraq Parya

Political division

The province is divided into six districts, which are:

District Mayor
Andajes Juan Antonio Bernabe Conejo
Caujul Olmer Luis Torres Albornoz
Cochamarca Fernando Carrera Gervacio
Navan Antenogenes Rosales Emeterio
Oyón Reynaldo Alcoser Medina
Pachangara Marcos Justo Ugarte Huaman

See also

  • Chawpiqucha

References

  1. ^ escale.minedu.gob.pe - UGEL map of the Oyón Province (Lima Region)
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