Peruvian regions

Perus Departamentos
of Peru Departamentos

Peru is in 26 regions (splinter Regiones, Sg. Región) arranged. 24 of the regions is for their part in provinces (splinter Provincias, Sg. Provincia) and these again into districts (splinter Distritos, Sg. Distrito) arranged, while the regions Lima Metropolitana and Callao are divided into districts only in each case. Altogether the regions of Peru were divided into 194 provinces and 1,821 districts.

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history

the current political arrangement of Peru decreases/goes back to the Ley Orgánica de Regionalización of 2002, by whom the autonomy of the regions was introduced at the same time.

Until was Peru arranged 2002 into 24 Departamentos, from which 23 was identical to today's regions. The city Callao had a special status as Provincia Constitucional, belonged however just like the city Lima to the Departamento Lima. In the context of the regionalization in the year 2002 the city Lima became (when region Lima Metropolitana) and the city Callao to independent regions, while the remaining past Departamento Lima became the region Lima Provincias.

Übersichtstabelle

region number of inhabitants< ref> official estimation for the year 2002, source: http://www.inei.gob.pe/< /ref> Capital
Amazon 428,095 Chachapoyas
Ancash 1.107.828 Huaraz
Apurímac 463,131 Abancay
Arequipa 1.101.005 Arequipa
Ayacucho 550,751 Ayacucho
Cajamarca 1.498.567 Cajamarca
Callao 787,154 Callao
Cusco 1.208.689 Cusco
Huancavelica 443,213 Huancavelica
Huánuco 811,865 Huánuco
Ica 687,334 Ica
Junín 1.246.663 Huancayo
La Libertad 1.506.122 Trujillo
Lambayeque 1.121.358 Chiclayo
Lima 760,544 Huacho< ref> provisionally< /ref>
City (province) Lima 6.987.984 Lima
Loreto 907,341 Iquitos
Madre de Dios 99,452 Puerto Maldonado
Moquegua 156,750 Moquegua
Pasco 264,702 Cerro de Pasco
Piura 1.636.047 Piura
Puno 1.263.995 Puno
San Martín 757,740 Moyobamba
Tacna 294,214 Tacna
Tumbes 202,088 Tumbes
Ucayali 456,340 Pucallpa
entirely 26.748.972

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