Postal codes for Lambrama range from 03300 to 03301 in Apurímac, Abancay, Peru. The table below lists ZIP codes and postcodes for places within Lambrama.
| Place Name | Postal Codes |
|---|---|
| Antacirca | 03300 |
| Atancama | 03300 |
| Ayapurgay | 03300 |
| Aychabamba | 03300 |
| Bizarro | 03300 |
| Calizfaccha | 03300 |
| Ccampoy | 03300 |
| Ccarahuincha | 03300 |
| Ccompecca | 03300 |
| Chaculla | 03300 |
| Chahuiña | 03300 |
| Chalhuapuquio | 03300 |
| Chayña | 03300 |
| Chirhuay | 03300 |
| Choquemaray | 03300 |
| Chua | 03300 |
| Chuchaopata | 03300 |
| Cruzpata | 03300 |
| Fala | 03300 |
| Faqchi | 03300 |
| Horno Pampa | 03300 |
| Huachacpampa | 03300 |
| Huamani Orcco | 03300 |
| Huancachaca | 03300 |
| Huancallpa | 03300 |
| Huayrapampa | 03300 |
| Huecce | 03300 |
| Ico | 03300 |
| Intibamba | 03300 |
| Irabamba | 03300 |
| Itunez | 03300 |
| Kalla | 03300 |
| Kera | 03300 |
| Kishuara | 03300 |
| Lahuañe | 03300 |
| Lambrama | 03301 |
| Lambraspata | 03300 |
| Layampata | 03300 |
| Llullucha | 03300 |
| Marabamba | 03300 |
| Marjuni | 03300 |
| Matara | 03300 |
| Molino | 03300 |
| Ocobamba | 03300 |
| Paccaypata | 03300 |
| Parccobamba | 03300 |
| Paroto | 03300 |
| Patakiskayoc | 03300 |
| Payancca | 03300 |
| Pichihuane | 03300 |
| Pichiuca | 03300 |
| Pichiucacucho | 03300 |
| Pucru | 03300 |
| Rumicutuyoc | 03300 |
| Santa Isabel de Caype | 03300 |
| Seccancca | 03300 |
| Seccebamba | 03300 |
| Sima | 03300 |
| Siusay | 03300 |
| Socabamba | 03300 |
| Soccospampa | 03300 |
| Soqos | 03300 |
| Suncho | 03300 |
| Tamburqui | 03300 |
| Tarapampa | 03300 |
| Tienda Huasi | 03300 |
| Tocllascca | 03300 |
| Urpipampa | 03300 |
| Usha | 03300 |
| Yayaorcco | 03300 |
The map above highlights the geographic boundaries of the Lambrama 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 | Apurímac |
| Provinces | Abancay |
| Postal Code Status | Official Codes in Use |
Lambrama is a district located within the Abancay Province of the Apurímac Region in southern Peru. Situated in the rugged Andean highlands, this district occupies a strategic position in the mountainous terrain that characterizes much of central Peru. Lambrama covers an area of approximately 1,200 square kilometers and has a population of around 8,000 residents, primarily engaged in agriculture and livestock farming. The district is administratively divided into several populated centers and rural communities that dot its challenging topography. Geographically, Lambrama lies within the Apurímac River basin, with elevations ranging from deep river valleys to high mountain peaks exceeding 4,000 meters above sea level. The district's climate varies significantly with altitude, supporting diverse agricultural production including potatoes, corn, and various Andean grains. Lambrama maintains its traditional Quechua cultural heritage while adapting to modern administrative structures. The district is governed by a local municipality that oversees public services and development projects across its territory. For those seeking detailed postal and administrative information about Lambrama's various communities and populated centers, comprehensive resources are available through regional government portals and postal service databases.
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