Lima topographic map
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Lima
The suburban district of Cieneguilla, the district of Pachacámac and the district of Chosica provide important tourist attractions among locals. Due to its elevation (over 500 masl), the sun shines in Chosica during the winter, being very visited by the residents of Lima to escape the urban fog.
About this map
Name: Lima topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Lima, Lima Metropolitan Area, Lima, 15083, Peru (-12.22211 -77.19653 -11.90211 -76.87653)
Average elevation: 202 m
Minimum elevation: 0 m
Maximum elevation: 1,638 m
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