Postal codes for Socos range from 05810 to 05811 in Ayacucho, Huamanga, Peru. The table below lists ZIP codes and postcodes for places within Socos.
| Place Name | Postal Codes |
|---|---|
| Acco Capillapata | 05810 |
| Accoylla | 05810 |
| Acraybamba | 05810 |
| Ampuccasa | 05810 |
| Aturqui | 05810 |
| Ccelloccacca | 05810 |
| Ccollccabamba | 05810 |
| Ccoya Ccoya | 05810 |
| Cedro | 05810 |
| Chunyacc | 05810 |
| La Merced Loyanta | 05810 |
| Larampuquio | 05810 |
| Llunchi | 05810 |
| Manzanayocc | 05810 |
| Marccari | 05810 |
| Matarccocha | 05810 |
| Maucallacta | 05810 |
| Monjapata | 05810 |
| Orccopuquio | 05810 |
| Orccota | 05810 |
| Paccpapata | 05810 |
| Pacuri | 05810 |
| Pocho Manzana | 05810 |
| Pucaloma | 05810 |
| Quishuarpampa | 05810 |
| San Jose de Samana | 05810 |
| San Lorenzo de Cochabamba | 05810 |
| San Rafael | 05810 |
| Santa Lucia | 05810 |
| Santa Rosa de Cochabamba | 05810 |
| Sapsi | 05810 |
| Socos | 05811 |
| Tambocucho | 05810 |
| Tocyascca | 05810 |
| Yanayacu | 05810 |
The map above highlights the geographic boundaries of the Socos 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 | Ayacucho |
| Provinces | Huamanga |
| Postal Code Status | Official Codes in Use |
Socos is a populated center located within the Huamanga Province in the Ayacucho Region of Peru. Situated in the central highlands of Peru, Socos lies within the Andean mountain range at an elevation of approximately 2,800 meters above sea level. This rural community is characterized by its traditional agricultural practices and serves as an important local hub for surrounding farming areas. The population of Socos is estimated to be around 1,500-2,000 residents, primarily engaged in subsistence farming and small-scale agriculture. The area covers roughly 15-20 square kilometers of mountainous terrain, featuring terraced fields that have been cultivated for centuries. Socos maintains strong cultural ties to its indigenous heritage, with many residents speaking both Spanish and Quechua. The community is organized into several smaller sectors or annexes that collectively form the populated center. The local economy revolves around potato, corn, and quinoa cultivation, along with some livestock raising. Traditional festivals and community gatherings play a significant role in the social fabric of Socos, preserving ancestral customs and strengthening community bonds. To access detailed postal code information and specific location data for the various sectors within Socos, users can navigate through our comprehensive directory system.
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