The postal code for Camanti is 08185 in Cusco, Quispicanchi, Peru. The table below lists ZIP codes and postcodes for places within Camanti.
| Place Name | Postal Codes |
|---|---|
| Cadena | 08185 |
| Ccapacmayo | 08185 |
| Ccollamayo | 08185 |
| Chalhuayani | 08185 |
| Chaquimayo | 08185 |
| Chonta Puncu | 08185 |
| Choque Llusca | 08185 |
| Chunchusmayo | 08185 |
| Coperma | 08185 |
| Cuqui Playa Remolino Grande | 08185 |
| Esmeralda | 08185 |
| Fortaleza | 08185 |
| Garrafon Grande | 08185 |
| Huacyumbre | 08185 |
| Huaynapata | 08185 |
| Limonchayoc | 08185 |
| Mandor | 08185 |
| Maniri | 08185 |
| Media Luna | 08185 |
| Moroto | 08185 |
| Moscoycuchu | 08185 |
| Munaypampa | 08185 |
| Oro Mayo | 08185 |
| Oroya | 08185 |
| Otorongo Chico | 08185 |
| Palcamayo | 08185 |
| Pan de Azucar | 08185 |
| Piñalchayoc | 08185 |
| Pipitayoc | 08185 |
| Puerta Falsa | 08185 |
| Quincemil | 08185 |
| Ranramayo | 08185 |
| San Agustin | 08185 |
| San Jose | 08185 |
| San Lorenzo | 08185 |
| San Miguel | 08185 |
| Saniaca | 08185 |
| Santa Elena | 08185 |
| Santa Isidora | 08185 |
| Sausipata | 08185 |
| Siniscato | 08185 |
| Sirihua | 08185 |
| Tejada | 08185 |
| Tigrimayo | 08185 |
| Tunquimayo | 08185 |
| Villanubia | 08185 |
| Vitobamba | 08185 |
| Winter Mayo | 08185 |
| Yanamayo | 08185 |
| Yanamayo Chico | 08185 |
| Yanamayo Grande | 08185 |
| Yanamayo Porvenir | 08185 |
| Yanaurco | 08185 |
The map above highlights the geographic boundaries of the Camanti 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 | Cusco |
| Provinces | Quispicanchi |
| Postal Code Status | Official Codes in Use |
Camanti is a district located within the Quispicanchi Province of the Cusco Region in southeastern Peru. Situated in the Andean highlands, this district occupies a strategic position in the mountainous terrain that characterizes much of southern Peru. With an approximate area of around 1,200 square kilometers, Camanti encompasses diverse landscapes ranging from high-altitude plateaus to deep river valleys. The district serves as an important administrative center for the surrounding rural communities and maintains strong cultural ties to the indigenous Quechua populations that have inhabited this region for centuries. Like many districts in the Peruvian Andes, Camanti's economy is primarily based on agriculture, livestock raising, and small-scale mining activities. The district is divided into multiple populated centers and smaller settlements that dot its rugged terrain. For those seeking detailed postal and administrative information about Camanti's various communities and their specific locations, comprehensive district-level data is available to facilitate navigation and communication within this remote but culturally rich area of Peru.
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