Barranca Province

Barranca Province is a coastal territory in Peru that spans across several river valleys along the Pacific. It is divided into five districts, each serving as a separate administrative center for its local area.

The province was an important settlement area for early cultures that lived along the rivers. In recent years, significant archaeological discoveries have been made here, showing how ancient human occupation in the region was.

The region holds several archaeological sites from ancient cultures, including settlements that date back thousands of years. These places show how early communities lived along river valleys and used the land.

The best way to explore the province is to visit its different districts and river areas. The region is easy to reach and offers good routes to travel between the different zones.

Archaeologists have found remains here that show how people lived and worked in very ancient times. These discoveries give us insights into the knowledge and skills of these ancient cultures.

Location: Lima Department

Capital city: Barranca

Shares border with: Huaura province, Bolognesi Province, Huarmey Province, Ocros Province

GPS coordinates: -10.66667,-77.71667

Latest update: December 7, 2025 09:25