Espinar Province

Espinar Province extends across 5,311 square kilometers in the southern highlands, containing eight districts with Yauri as its administrative center point.

The territory underwent significant changes in 2012 when agricultural leaders initiated protests against the expansion plans of the Tintaya copper mine.

The population maintains strong indigenous roots, with over two-thirds of residents speaking Quechua as their primary language of communication.

The province connects to major cities through regional transportation networks, offering access to both urban centers and agricultural territories.

The demographic composition shows an urban population of 35,357 people and a rural population of 26,839, indicating a shift toward city living.

Location: Cusco Department

Capital city: Yauri

Shares border with: Canas Province, Chumbivilcas Province, Caylloma Province, Lampa Province, Melgar Province

GPS coordinates: -14.79214,-71.41045

Latest update: May 27, 2025 07:16