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Micaela Bastidas Postal Codes: 03325 | Grau, Apurímac

The Postal Codes (Códigos postales) for Micaela Bastidas is 03325 in Grau, Apurímac, Grau, Peru. The table below lists Postal Codes and postcodes for places within Micaela Bastidas.

Postal Codes for Places in Micaela Bastidas

Showing 18 places in Micaela Bastidas. Last verified with official records on April 20, 2026.

Accarana
Atoccora
Ayrihuanca
Ccallco
Cristobal Colon
Culcuhuasi
Huayllac
Hunuyoc
Limacpuquio
Miska
Ninapampa
Pucapuca
Puiso
Quiscabamba
San Marcos de Huanpuna
Sayaccrumi
Tarcapa
Yanamayo

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Micaela Bastidas, Grau, Apurímac, 03325
PERU

Micaela Bastidas on the Map

The map above highlights the geographic boundaries of the Micaela Bastidas districts in Peru.

Micaela Bastidas Quick Facts

CountryPeru (PE)
Administrative PathPeru → Apurímac → Grau
Postal Code03325
DepartmentApurímac
ProvincesGrau
ISO CodesPE / PER / 604
Top-level domain (ccTLD).pe
Coordinates-14.135328, -72.591538
Places18

What to Know About Micaela Bastidas

Key Facts

Micaela Bastidas is a district located within the Grau Province of the Apurímac Region in southern Peru. Situated in the Andean highlands, this district occupies a strategic position within the mountainous terrain that characterizes much of Apurímac. The district covers approximately 245 square kilometers of rugged landscape, with elevations ranging from 2,800 to 4,500 meters above sea level, creating a challenging yet breathtaking environment. According to recent census data, Micaela Bastidas has a population of around 4,500 residents, primarily engaged in agricultural activities including potato cultivation, quinoa farming, and livestock raising. The district is administratively divided into several populated centers and communities that dot its mountainous terrain. Named after the revolutionary heroine Micaela Bastidas Puyucahua, who fought alongside her husband Túpac Amaru II in the 1780 rebellion against Spanish colonial rule, the district carries significant historical importance in Peru's struggle for independence. The local economy relies heavily on subsistence farming and small-scale agriculture adapted to the high-altitude conditions. For those seeking postal services or administrative information, the district contains multiple populated centers each with their own specific postal codes and delivery routes.

Neighboring Regions

  • Chuquibambilla
  • Curpahuasi
  • Progreso
  • Vilcabamba

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