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Cusco Acomayo Acomayo Otros Jr N° ID‐RD DEPARTAMENTO PROVINCIA DISTRITO GIRO DIRECCION 15294 985763686 CUSCO ACOMAYO ACOMAYO OTROS JR. HUASCAR 220 ‐ ‐ ACOMAYO,ACOMAYO,CUSCO 15295 943873885 CUSCO ACOMAYO ACOMAYO TIENDA DE CELULARES/ACCESORIOS CA. PIZARRO 381 ‐ ACOMAYO,ACOMAYO,CUSCO 15296 971208223 CUSCO ACOMAYO ACOMAYO TIENDA DE CELULARES/ACCESORIOS PLAZA DE ARMAS DE ACOMAYO S/N ‐ ‐ ACOMAYO,ACOMAYO,CUSCO 15297 945344461 CUSCO ACOMAYO ACOPIA BODEGA CALE PRINCIPAL S/N ACOPIA ‐ ‐ ACOPIA,ACOMAYO,CUSCO 15298 996068990 CUSCO ACOMAYO ACOS BODEGA BOLIVAR S/N REF. 996068990 ‐ ACOS,ACOMAYO,CUSCO 15299 944639003 CUSCO ACOMAYO POMACANCHI BODEGA PLAZA DE ARMAS # S/N ‐ ‐ POMACANCHI,ACOMAYO,CUSCO 15300 954647558 CUSCO ACOMAYO POMACANCHI BODEGA PLAZA DE ARMAS 106 ‐ ‐ POMACANCHI,ACOMAYO,CUSCO 15301 958572394 CUSCO ACOMAYO POMACANCHI BODEGA PLAZA DE ARMAS POMACANCHI S/N ‐ ‐ POMACANCHI,ACOMAYO,CUSCO 15302 992790656 CUSCO ACOMAYO POMACANCHI OTROS CA. CARMEN ROSA GUTIERREZ S/N ‐ POMACOCHA,ACOBAMBA,HUANCAVELICA 15303 964872715 CUSCO ACOMAYO SANGARARA BODEGA AV GARCILASO TD1 ‐ ‐ SANGARARA,ACOMAYO,CUSCO 15304 969147112 CUSCO ACOMAYO SANGARARA BODEGA AV. CUSCO 165 REF. COSTADO DE IGLESIA ‐ SANGARARA,ACOMAYO,CUSCO 15305 974018242 CUSCO ACOMAYO SANGARARA OTROS CALLE CUSCO S/N ‐ ‐ SANGARARA,ACOMAYO,CUSCO 15306 975824546 CUSCO ANTA ANCAHUASI BODEGA ANCAHUASI S/ N ‐ ‐ ANCAHUASI,ANTA,CUSCO 15307 981843602 CUSCO ANTA ANCAHUASI BODEGA ANCAHUASI S/N ‐ ANCAHUASI,ANTA,CUSCO 15308 995317241 CUSCO ANTA ANCAHUASI BODEGA CARRETERA PANAMERICANA KM 44 ‐ ‐ ANCAHUASI,ANTA,CUSCO 15309 972864221 CUSCO ANTA ANCAHUASI BODEGA KATANIRAY S/N ‐ ANCAHUASI,ANTA,CUSCO 15310 953689148 CUSCO ANTA ANCAHUASI FARMACIA/BOTICA ANCAHUASI S/N ‐ ‐ ANCAHUASI,ANTA,CUSCO 15311 995563033 CUSCO ANTA ANCAHUASI FARMACIA/BOTICA CARRETERA PANAMERICANA ANCAHUASI ‐ ‐ ANCAHUASI,ANTA,CUSCO 15312 999171313 CUSCO ANTA ANCAHUASI FARMACIA/BOTICA SECTOR JAMACTAY LA JOYA S/N ‐ ANCAHUASI,ANTA,CUSCO 15313 984646131 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA ASENTAMIENTO HUMANO VIRGEN DEL CARMEN ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15314 984648660 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA AV. 22 DE JUNIO S/N REF. URB. PICHOC S/N ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15315 968378373 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA AV. 22 DE JUNIO S/N REF. URB. PICHOC S/N ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15316 978120614 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA C.C APAQUILLA SECTOR SANTA MARIA ANTA ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15317 956023591 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA C.C HUILLQUE ANCAHUASI S/N ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15318 976580324 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA C.C. CONCHACALA SECTOR CENTRAL ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15319 966164961 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA C.C. EQQUECCO CHACAN SECTOR SANTIAGO ANTA ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15320 998534873 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA CC. PACCA S/N ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15321 971990611 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA CHACACURQUI ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15322 943987201 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA CHACAN CHICO S/N ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15323 962422204 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA CHACAN SANTA ANA S/N ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15324 948920134 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA CHACAN SANTIAGO S/N ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15325 943917249 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA COMUNIDAD YUNGAQUI S/N ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15326 954050953 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA CONCHACALLA S/N ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15327 965640303 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA EQQUECCO CHACAN SECTOR CHILLAPUJIO S/N ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15328 979831816 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA IZCUCHACA ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15329 970930914 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA JR JAQUIJAHUANA ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15330 947014767 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA JR. ARICA S/N REF. ESQUINA ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15331 996943251 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA JR. JAQUIJAHUANA 509 REF. 982801032 ‐ IZCUCHACA,HUANCAVELICA,HUANCAVELICA 15332 999618474 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA JR. JR TARAPACA 511 ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15333 920862257 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA NUEVA ALNTA LOTE 10 ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15334 988096690 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA NUEVA ALTA S/N REF. 932567304 ‐ IZCUCHACA,HUANCAVELICA,HUANCAVELICA 15335 978097391 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA NUEVA ANTA S/N ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15336 950643708 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA PLAZA CIVICA Q‐11 ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15337 968115553 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA PROLONGACION JAQUIJAHUANA S/N REF. 968115553 ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15338 965907470 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA SACACURQUI SN ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15339 948017920 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA URB SAN CRISTOBAL DE LLUSCANAY D18 ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15340 971412260 CUSCO ANTA ANTA BODEGA URB. ANTA F3 ISCUCHACA ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15341 974910854 CUSCO ANTA ANTA FARMACIA/BOTICA AV JAQUIJAHUANA SN ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15342 951538502 CUSCO ANTA ANTA FARMACIA/BOTICA AV LOS ANDES S/N IZCUCHACA ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15343 959585840 CUSCO ANTA ANTA FARMACIA/BOTICA AV LOS ANDES S/N IZCUCHACA ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15344 969235025 CUSCO ANTA ANTA FARMACIA/BOTICA AV. LOS ANDENES IZCUCHACA S/N ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15345 947923553 CUSCO ANTA ANTA FARMACIA/BOTICA JAQUIJAHUANA S/N ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15346 968933917 CUSCO ANTA ANTA FARMACIA/BOTICA JR. JAQUIJAHUANA 724 ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15347 959498257 CUSCO ANTA ANTA FARMACIA/BOTICA JR. JAQUIJAHUANA 729 IZCUCHACA ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15348 939937034 CUSCO ANTA ANTA FERRETERIA C.P. NUEVA IZCUCHACA 2 ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15349 984849194 CUSCO ANTA ANTA FERRETERIA CC.PL ANCCAY ANTA ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15350 961005448 CUSCO ANTA ANTA FERRETERIA CENTRO POBLADO IZCUCHACA MZ ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15351 950478974 CUSCO ANTA ANTA FERRETERIA PROLONGACION JAQUIJAHUANA PIZCUCHACA S/N ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15352 969975428 CUSCO ANTA ANTA OTROS AV. LOS ANDES 6 ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15353 964571628 CUSCO ANTA ANTA OTROS PROLONGACION ROSARIO S/N ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15354 996596122 CUSCO ANTA ANTA OTROS URB NUEVA ANTA L 5 MZ K ‐ ‐ ANTA,ANTA,CUSCO 15355 946831027 CUSCO ANTA CACHIMAYO BODEGA C.C VILLA DEL CARMEN S/N REF. CACHIMAYO ‐ CACHIMAYO,ANTA,CUSCO 15356 974897374 CUSCO ANTA CACHIMAYO BODEGA VILLA DEL CARMEN . ‐ CACHIMAYO,ANTA,CUSCO 15357 995353514 CUSCO ANTA CACHIMAYO CABINA DE INTERNET/LOCUTORIO AV.LEONIDAS RODRIGUEZ S/N CACHIMAYO ‐ ‐ CACHIMAYO,ANTA,CUSCO 15358 979524774 CUSCO ANTA CHINCHAYPUJIO BODEGA CALLE BELAUDE TERRY S/N CHINCHAYPUQUIO ‐ ‐ CHINCHAYPUJIO,ANTA,CUSCO 15359 932988477 CUSCO ANTA CHINCHAYPUJIO BODEGA CC. HUANCACALLA CHINCHAYPUCYO S/N ‐ CHINCHAYPUJIO,ANTA,CUSCO 15360 976479924 CUSCO ANTA CHINCHAYPUJIO BODEGA HUANCANCALLA S/N ‐ CHINCHAYPUJIO,ANTA,CUSCO 15361 956885739 CUSCO ANTA CHINCHAYPUJIO BODEGA SAN ISISDRO COMPONE ‐ ‐ CHINCHAYPUJIO,ANTA,CUSCO 15362 954943533 CUSCO ANTA CHINCHAYPUJIO OTROS COMUNIDAD OCRA ‐ ‐ CHINCHAYPUJIO,ANTA,CUSCO 15363 980334218 CUSCO ANTA CHINCHAYPUJIO OTROS PLAZA DE ARMAS S/N CHINCHAYPUJIO ‐ ‐ CHINCHAYPUJIO,ANTA,CUSCO 15364 938865081 CUSCO ANTA HUAROCONDO BODEGA C.C. HUAYLLACOCHA S/N ‐ HUAROCONDO,ANTA,CUSCO 15365 990436034 CUSCO ANTA HUAROCONDO BODEGA HUAYLLACOCHA S/N ‐ HUAROCONDO,ANTA,CUSCO 15366 980048600 CUSCO ANTA HUAROCONDO OTROS HUAYLLARCOCHA S/N ‐ HUAROCONDO,ANTA,CUSCO 15367 984592855 CUSCO ANTA LIMATAMBO BODEGA AV. PRINCIPAL S/N ‐ ‐ LIMATAMBO,ANTA,CUSCO 15368 956694973 CUSCO ANTA LIMATAMBO BODEGA PISTA PRINCIPAL DE LIMATAMBO ‐ ‐ LIMATAMBO,ANTA,CUSCO 15369 975005507 CUSCO ANTA LIMATAMBO FARMACIA/BOTICA PISTA PRINCIPAL LIMATAMBO ‐ ‐ LIMATAMBO,ANTA,CUSCO 15370 943986848 CUSCO ANTA MOLLEPATA BODEGA CA. CRUZERO S/N ‐ MOLLEPATA,ANTA,CUSCO 15371 945129211 CUSCO ANTA MOLLEPATA BODEGA MOLLEPATA S/N ‐ MOLLEPATA,ANTA,CUSCO 15372 939951692 CUSCO ANTA MOLLEPATA BODEGA PLAZA DE ARMAS S/N ‐ MOLLEPATA,ANTA,CUSCO 15373 971253501 CUSCO ANTA ZURITE BODEGA CC CURAMBA TURIBAMBA SECTOR ARAHUAY S/N ‐ ZURITE,ANTA,CUSCO 15374 967915944 CUSCO ANTA ZURITE FARMACIA/BOTICA LIBERTAD S/N ‐ ‐ ZURITE,ANTA,CUSCO 15375 938858092 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA ASOC SAN ISIDRO S/N ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15376 959696151 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA AV A. F. ESTRADA 105 ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15377 995537379 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA AV FRANCO MOYA GARCIA S/N ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15378 965698683 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA AV LAPOLLADERO 819 ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15379 980306862 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA AV SIMON BOLIVAR 171 ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15380 995000057 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA AV. AMAZONAS S/N ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15381 976424559 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA AV. EJERCITO S/N REF. C.C.AMPARAES AV EJERCITO ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15382 947855180 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA AV. FEDERICO ZAMALLOA S/N ‐ CUSCO,CUSCO,CUSCO 15383 978524036 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA AV. LOS INCAS S/N ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15384 995933624 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA AV. YANATILE , LACCO LLAVERO S/N, URB CALCA ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15385 969449873 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA AV.CALCA S/N ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15386 957981155 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA AV.GARU S/N ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15387 954003304 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA BARRIO NUEVO AMANECER ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15388 971834412 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA C.C. CUYO CHICO ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15389 969505036 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA C.C. LLANCHU ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15390 966810997 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA C.CAMPESINA HUCHUYQOSQO ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15391 956101793 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA C.P HUARAN S/N ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15392 942664809 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA C.P MISCA S/N ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15393 971345326 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA CALLE CAHUIDE ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15394 974940508 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA CALLE ESPINAR Nº 720 ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15395 984522745 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA CALLE MANZANARES 10 ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15396 974984936 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA CALLE OLLANTA Nº 197 ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15397 964851979 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA CALLE PRINCIPAL S/N ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15398 942680222 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA CALLE SIMON BOLIVAR S/N ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15399 951826346 CUSCO CALCA CALCA BODEGA CALLE UCAYALI S/N ‐ ‐ CALCA,CALCA,CUSCO 15400 995761404 CUSCO CALCA CALCA
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