Chupa District

Chupa

Country	Peru
Region	Puno
Province	Azángaro
Founded	May 02, 1854
Capital	Chupa
Area
Area Elevation	&0000000000000143.210000143.21 km² 3,840 metres (12,598 ft)
Population (as of the 2005 Census)
Population - Total - Density	&0000000000010428.00000010,428 &0000000000000072.8.0E+572.8/km²
Mayor	Clemente Idelionso Lopez Chipana
UBIGEO	210206
Official website
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Chupa District is one of fifteen districts of the province Azángaro in Peru.^[1]

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Azángaro	Achaya \| Arapa \| Asillo \| Azángaro \| Caminaca \| Chupa \| José Domingo Choquehuanca \| Muñani \| Potoni \| Saman \| San Anton \| San José \| San Juan de Salinas \| Santiago de Pupuja \| Tirapata

Carabaya	Ajoyani \| Ayapata \| Coasa \| Corani \| Crucero \| Ituata \| Macusani \| Ollachea \| San Gaban \| Usicayos

Chucuito	Desaguadero \| Huacullani \| Juli \| Kelluyo \| Pisacoma \| Pomata \| Zepita

El Collao	Capazo \| Conduriri \| Ilave \| Pilcuyo \| Santa Rosa

Huancané	Cojata \| Huancané \| Huatasani \| Inchupalla \| Pusi \| Rosaspata \| Taraco \| Vilque Chico

Lampa	Cabanilla \| Calapuja \| Lampa \| Nicasio \| Ocuviri \| Palca \| Paratia \| Pucará \| Santa Lucía \| Vilavila

Melgar	Antauta \| Ayaviri \| Cupi \| Llalli \| Macari \| Nuñoa \| Orurillo \| Santa Rosa \| Umachiri

Moho	Conima \| Huayrapata \| Moho \| Tilali

Puno	Acora \| Amantaní \| Atuncolla \| Capichaca \| Chucuito \| Coata \| Huata \| Mañazo \| Paucarcolla \| Pichacani \| Plateria \| Puno \| San Antonio \| Tiquillaca \| Vilque

San Antonio de Putina	Ananea \| Pedro Vilca Apaza \| Putina \| Quilcapuncu \| Sina

San Román	Cabana \| Cabanillas \| Caracoto \| Juliaca

Sandia	Alto Inambari \| Cuyocuyo \| Limbani \| Patambuco \| Phara \| Quiaca \| San Juan del Oro \| San Pedro de Putina Punco \| Sandia \| Yanahuaya

Yunguyo	Anapia \| Copani \| Cuturapi \| Ollaraya \| Tinicachi \| Unicachi \| Yunguyo