The postal code for Curicaca is 12550 in Junín, Jauja, Peru. The table below lists ZIP codes and postcodes for places within Curicaca.
| Place Name | Postal Codes |
|---|---|
| Acaya | 12550 |
| Ana Maria | 12550 |
| Apay | 12550 |
| Azza | 12550 |
| Baños Termales de Acaya | 12550 |
| Camalpo | 12550 |
| Chapo Pampa | 12550 |
| El Rosario | 12550 |
| El Solitario | 12550 |
| Fundo Huaros | 12550 |
| Grifo Muruhuay Apay | 12550 |
| La Madera | 12550 |
| Puente Huascahuasi | 12550 |
| Putaja | 12550 |
| San Francisco | 12550 |
| Santa Cruz de Pacte | 12550 |
| Shaushina | 12550 |
| Tumanyaj | 12550 |
| Ucrupata | 12550 |
| Yanachacra | 12550 |
| Yanacumo | 12550 |
| Yarus Julcan | 12550 |
The map above highlights the geographic boundaries of the Curicaca 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 | Junín |
| Provinces | Jauja |
| Postal Code Status | Official Codes in Use |
Curicaca is a populated place located within the Jauja Province of the Junín Region in central Peru. Situated in the Mantaro Valley of the Peruvian Andes, this small settlement lies at an elevation of approximately 3,400 meters above sea level, positioned within the broader administrative framework of the Jauja district. While specific population figures for Curicaca are not widely documented in official census data, it represents one of the smaller communities within this mountainous province, characterized by traditional Andean architecture and agricultural practices that have sustained local populations for generations. The area forms part of the Mantaro River basin, which provides essential water resources for both human consumption and agricultural activities in this high-altitude environment. Curicaca falls under the jurisdiction of the Jauja district, which itself contains multiple populated centers and rural communities scattered throughout the valley and surrounding mountains. The settlement's location within the Junín Region places it in an area known for its significant historical importance during both pre-Columbian and colonial periods, with nearby archaeological sites and colonial-era structures reflecting the region's rich cultural heritage. For those seeking detailed geographical information or postal services for this specific location and its immediate surroundings, accessing comprehensive postal code data requires consulting local administrative records that document the precise territorial divisions within the Jauja district.
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