Postal codes for Jamalca range from 01610 to 01611 in Amazonas, Utcubamba, Peru. The table below lists ZIP codes and postcodes for places within Jamalca.
| Place Name | Postal Codes |
|---|---|
| Angamos | 01610 |
| Arenal | 01610 |
| Aserradero | 01610 |
| Duelac | 01610 |
| Dunia Grande | 01610 |
| El Cerezo | 01610 |
| El Laurel | 01610 |
| Esmeralda | 01610 |
| Goña | 01610 |
| Guayacan | 01610 |
| Huillaran | 01610 |
| Jamalca | 01611 |
| La Caldera | 01610 |
| La Flor | 01610 |
| La Laguna | 01610 |
| La Lucma | 01610 |
| La Palma | 01610 |
| Las Piñas | 01610 |
| Limon | 01610 |
| Los Angeles | 01610 |
| Magunchal | 01610 |
| Miraflores | 01610 |
| Mishcopampa | 01610 |
| Morochal | 01610 |
| Nuevo Horizonte | 01610 |
| Nuevo Imperio | 01610 |
| Nuevo Motupe | 01610 |
| Nuevo Porvenir | 01610 |
| Palo Urco | 01610 |
| Palpa Chupa | 01610 |
| Pindo | 01610 |
| Playa Azul | 01610 |
| Playa Hermosa | 01610 |
| Pueblo Nuevo | 01610 |
| Puerto Naranjitos | 01610 |
| Puerto Panama | 01610 |
| Pururco | 01610 |
| Quebrada Honda | 01610 |
| Ramon Castilla | 01610 |
| Rieguillo | 01610 |
| Salao | 01610 |
| San Jose de la Nueva Alianza | 01610 |
| San Juan | 01610 |
| San Lorenzo | 01610 |
| San Luis | 01610 |
| San Martin de Porras | 01610 |
| San Pedro | 01610 |
| Santa Catalina | 01610 |
| Santa Cruz | 01610 |
| Santa Rosa | 01610 |
| Santa Rosa de Pagpa | 01610 |
| Santo Tomas | 01610 |
| Tambolic | 01610 |
| Vista Alegre | 01610 |
| Vista Hermosa | 01610 |
The map above highlights the geographic boundaries of the Jamalca districts in Peru. The postal codes listed on this page correspond to specific towns, villages, and post offices within this area.
| Country | Peru (PE) |
|---|---|
| Department | Amazonas |
| Provinces | Utcubamba |
| Postal Code Status | Official Codes in Use |
Jamalca is a district located in the Utcubamba Province within the Amazonas Region of northern Peru. Situated in the high jungle region known as the ceja de selva, Jamalca occupies a strategic position in the eastern part of Utcubamba Province, characterized by its transitional geography between the Andean highlands and the Amazon rainforest. The district covers approximately 200 square kilometers and serves as an important administrative and agricultural center for the surrounding rural communities. According to recent estimates, Jamalca has a population of around 3,000-4,000 residents, primarily engaged in subsistence farming, coffee cultivation, and small-scale livestock raising. The district is divided into several populated centers and caseríos (small rural settlements) that dot its mountainous terrain. Jamalca's economy relies heavily on agricultural production, with coffee being the main cash crop, while local farmers also grow bananas, yucca, and various fruits typical of the region's subtropical climate. The district's infrastructure includes basic educational and health facilities that serve the local population. For those seeking detailed postal code information and location data for Jamalca's various populated centers and rural settlements, comprehensive resources are available to assist with navigation and communication needs throughout the district.
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