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It is the oldest neighborhood of surnames as Arteaga, Pineda, Valderrama, Rivers, among others. New families are Roque Sanchez Velasquez, Tapia, etc. that mostly provenen annex the neighboring Santa Rosa. Agustín Castro is included in the jurisdiction of the village Cross Century (previously called Coshco).
Jimbe (Ancash, Peru, 2012). Agustin Castro neighborhood. It is the land of Don Amadeo Arteaga, Alonso...
Road to COLCAP and upper boardwalk (its former name was Cacapaqui). Both are at the edge of a great p...
In what was one day Cacapaqui precipice of the boardwalk has been built, which is a benchmark Jimbe (...
Traditional gazebo (boardwalk) at the upper end of the urban area of Jimbe. From here you can see the...
The boardwalk on the neighborhood Prima-vera is the quintessential Jimbe viewpoint. Built on a cliff ...
Bet on the sidewalk in front of the boardwalk, the photographer directs our attention to the landscap...
Following this route ascends to the village Cross Century (this one street). It is the area of Tapia,...
This is a neighborhood of Gomez, Ayala, Rivera, Romero, Ruiz, and other historical names Jimbe. What ...
Jimbe (Ancash, Peru, 2012). View Majada crops or Santa Rosa, head of the Barrio Primavera (Spring Qua...
Luzuriaga Street runs parallel to Avenida Castilla (main). It is popularly known as "La Tramposa" (th...
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Text by Steve Smith.