Conchamarca District

Conchamarca District spans across 101 square kilometers of terrain in the Huánuco Region, situated at an elevation of 2226 meters above sea level.

The establishment of Conchamarca District as an administrative entity occurred on September 5, 1940, marking a significant development in the organization of Ambo Province.

The district holds both Spanish and Quechua speaking communities, with Spanish speakers representing approximately 75 percent of the local population.

The district maintains direct transportation connections to neighboring territories, including Amarilis, Molino, Tomay Kichwa, Ambo, Huacar, and Pillco Marca districts.

The district forms part of eight administrative territories within Ambo Province, featuring the mountain peak Wamanripayuq reaching 4960 meters in altitude.

Location: Ambo Province

Capital city: Conchamarca

Elevation above the sea: 2,226 m

Shares border with: Amarilis District, Molino District, Tomay Kichwa District, Ambo District, Huacar District, Pillco Marca

Address: Conchamarca, Peru Conchamarca Conchamarca

GPS coordinates: -10.03588,-76.21644

Latest update: March 3, 2025 08:46