Vegueta District

Vegueta District is an administrative territory in Huaura province along Peru's coastal zone, covering a considerable land area at low elevation. The district serves as a local administrative center where government functions and municipal services operate for residents.

The district was established in 1920 as part of Peru's broader administrative reorganization during that era. This creation reflected efforts to structure territorial governance and expand municipal administration across the nation.

The San Juan Bautista celebration brings the community together in June with traditional ceremonies and local music that reflect the district's heritage. These gatherings show how residents connect with their roots through shared cultural events.

Municipal offices at the district headquarters provide administrative services and information for residents and visitors. The coastal location makes it easily accessible throughout the year with no significant seasonal restrictions.

The area contains natural lagoons that shelter numerous bird species and wildlife, providing habitat in a coastal setting. These water bodies attract observers and support local biodiversity in an otherwise developed landscape.

Location: Huaura province

Inception: August 23, 1920

Capital city: Végueta

Elevation above the sea: 12 m

Shares border with: Supe District, Huaura District

GPS coordinates: -11.02076,-77.63765

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:43