Mallasa, Administrative territorial entity in La Paz, Bolivia.
Mallasa represents a macrodistrict within La Paz municipality, covering approximately 36.2 square kilometers with a projected population of 7,590 inhabitants as of 2016, maintaining a low population density of 209.6 inhabitants per square kilometer.
The area has experienced territorial disputes with Mecapaca municipality regarding administrative boundaries, and suffered vandalism incidents following the political events that occurred after Evo Morales' resignation in 2019.
The district houses cultural institutions including Centro Cultural Inti Paxi and Mallasa zonal library, where 25.6% of the adult population engages in cultural activities that strengthen local identity and community development.
The territory operates four health establishments serving residents, maintains a public transportation system generating over 4,000 daily trips, and provides infrastructure where 73% of households access piped water services.
Mallasa features one of La Paz's highest public space standards with 450.1 square meters per inhabitant, encompassing protected natural areas and distinctive geological rock formations within its boundaries.
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