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169 CHANK'as CAR SUCRE CHUQUISACA AV. MIGUEL PEREDO No. 177, ZONA LAS DELICIAS 170 SUCRE CAR SUCRE CHUQUISACA CALLE GREGORIO AGENCIA NACIONAL DE HIDROCARBUROS TALLERES DE CONVERSIÓN DE GNV DIRECCIÓN DE COORDINACION DISTRITAL-UNIDAD TÉCNICA DE OPERACIONES No. EMPRESA CIUDAD DEPARTAMENTO DIRECCION 169 CHANK'AS CAR CHUQUISACA SUCRE AV. MIGUEL PEREDO No. 177, ZONA LAS DELICIAS 170 SUCRE CAR CHUQUISACA SUCRE CALLE GREGORIO PACHECO No. 829 ESQ. CALLE ANTONIO ARZE 171 TOYOTA DEL SUR CHUQUISACA SUCRE CALLE POSNASKY No. 202 172 TORREZ ARENAS CHUQUISACA SUCRE CALLE MUTUN No. 19 173 LA PLATA CHUQUISACA SUCRE AV. LADISLAO CABRERA No. 260 174 INVERSIONES ATOCHA CHUQUISACA SUCRE CALLE DESTACAMENTO 111 No. 398 175 INYEC GAS CHUQUISACA SUCRE CALLE SIN DENOMINACION S/N, ZONA VALLE HERMOSO 176 TRANSFORGAS CHUQUISACA SUCRE ZONA EL ROLLO EX FUNDO CKARA PUNCU LOTE No. A-14 MANZANO A S/N 80 ABEL - GAS Entre Rios COCHABAMBA Carretera Cbba- SCZ Km 262 localidad Entre Rios 81 AYLLON GNC Quillacollo COCHABAMBA Av. Blanco Galindo Km 12 1/2 Zona Iquircollo 82 BRANDON SERVICE GNV Cochabamba COCHABAMBA Calle Alvarado esquina Urcullo Zona Alalay Sud 83 BUGATTI GNC Sacaba COCHABAMBA Calle Colombia esq. Ismael Céspedes 84 CADSA - GAS Cochabamba COCHABAMBA Calle Dionisio Bobadilla s/n, Zona Laguna Alalay 85 CEGAS GNV Cochabamba COCHABAMBA Av. Guayacán s/n, zona Villa Aguada. 86 CENTRO DE CONVERSION A GAS CELESTE GNC Cochabamba COCHABAMBA Calle Manuel Carrasco Nª 1426 87 CENTRO DE GAS VEHICULAR I.R.C. Cochabamba COCHABAMBA Av. 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