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Geografía Y Medio Ambiente ALMANAQUE DE ANCASH 2002-2003 103 GEOGRAFIA Y MEDIO AMBIENTE Silhueta del Mapa del Perú encima de la Laguna de Querococha (Recuay) II. GEOGRAFIA Y MEDIO AMBIENTE EN EL PERU EN EL MUNDO 104 ALMANAQUE DE ANCASH 2002-2003 SUMARIO GEOGRAFIA Y MEDIO AMBIENTE EN EL PERU EN EL MUNDO ALMANAQUE DE ANCASH 2002-2003 105 SUMARIO Página 2.1 Características geográficas ................................................................................................................................. 107 2.1.1 Superficie Territorial ................................................................................................................................. 107 2.1.1.1 Ancash: Superficie insular: 2002 .............................................................................................................. 107 2.1.1.2 Ancash: superficie, población total proyectada y desidad poblacional, según provincias: 2001- 2002 107 a) Mapa del Perú: Ubicación Geográfica del Departamento de Ancash ...................................................... 108 2.1.2 Ubicación geográfica .................................................................................................................................. 109 2.1.3 Clima y Temperatura ................................................................................................................................ 110 2.1.4 Hidrografía ................................................................................................................................................. 111 a) Vertiente de Pacífico.................................................................................................................................. 111 b) Vertiente del Atlantico .............................................................................................................................. 111 2.1.5 Oceanografía .............................................................................................................................................. 112 2.2 División Política- Administrativa ...................................................................................................................... 113 2.3 Hitos Geográficos ................................................................................................................................................. 115 2.3.1 Orográficos ................................................................................................................................................ 115 2.3.1.1 Ancash: Principales glaciares con indicación de su altura y ubicación Geográfica .................................. 115 GEOGRAFIA Y MEDIO AMBIENTE a) Los glaciares ............................................................................................................................................. 115 2.3.2 Hidrográficos ............................................................................................................................................. 116 2.3.2.1 Ancash: Principales lagunas por su ubicación política y geográfica; hidrografica y extención de cuenca ................................................................................................................................... 116 2.4 Provincias de Ancash. .......................................................................................................................................... 118 2.4.1 Huaraz, Capital del Departamento ........................................................................................................... 118 2.4.1.1 Provincia de Huaraz: Capital, altitud, superficie, población y densidad poblacional, según distrito: 2003 ................................................................................................................................... 118 2.4.2 Provincia de Aija ....................................................................................................................................... 119 2.4.2.1 Provincia de Aija: Capital, altitud, superficie, población y densidad poblacional, según distrito: 2003 ................................................................................................................................... 119 2.4.3 Provincia de Antonio Raymondi ............................................................................................................. 120 2.4.3.1 Provincia de Antonio Raimondi: Capital, altitud, superficie, población y densidad poblacional, según distrito: 2003 ................................................................................................................................... 120 2.4.4 Provincia de Asunción .............................................................................................................................. 121 2.4.4.1 Provincia de Asunción: Capital, altitud, superficie, población y densidad poblacional, según distrito: 2003 ................................................................................................................................... 121 2.4.5 Provincia de Bolognesi .............................................................................................................................. 122 2.4.5.1 Provincia de Bolognesi: Capital, altitud, superficie, población y densidad poblacional, según distrito: 2003 ................................................................................................................................... 122 2.4.6 Provincia de Carhuaz ................................................................................................................................ 123 2.4.6.1 Provincia de Carhuaz: Capital, altitud, superficie, población y densidad poblacional, según distrito: 2003 ................................................................................................................................... 123 2.4.7 Provincia de Carlos Fermin Fitzcarrald .................................................................................................... 124 2.4.7.1 Provincia de Carlos Fermín Fitzcarrald: Capital, altitud, superficie, población y densidad poblacional, según distrito: 2003 ............................................................................................................. 124 2.4.8 Provincia de Casma ................................................................................................................................... 125 2.4.8.1 Provincia de Casma: Capital, altitud, superficie, población y densidad poblacional, según distrito: 2003 ................................................................................................................................... 125 2.4.9 Provincia de Corongo ................................................................................................................................ 126 2.4.9.1 Provincia de Corongo: Capital, altitud, superficie, población y densidad poblacional, según distrito: 2003 ................................................................................................................................... 126 2.4.10 Provincia de Huari. .................................................................................................................................... 127 2.4.10.1Provincia de Huari: Capital, altitud, superficie, población y densidad poblacional, según distrito: 2003 ................................................................................................................................... 127 2.4.11 Provincia de Huarmey ............................................................................................................................... 128 2.4.11.1Provincia de Huarmey: Capital, altitud, superficie, población y densidad poblacional, según distrito: 2003 ................................................................................................................................... 128 2.4.12 Provincia de Huaylas ................................................................................................................................ 129 2.4.12.1Provincia de Huaylas: Capital, altitud, superficie, población y densidad poblacional, según distrito: 2003 ................................................................................................................................... 129 EN EL PERU EN EL MUNDO 106 ALMANAQUE DE ANCASH 2002-2003 Página 2.4.13 Provincia de Mariscal Luzuriaga ............................................................................................................... 130 ........... 2.4.13.1Provincia de Mariscal Luzuriaga: Capital, altitud, superficie, población y densidad poblacional, según distrito: 2003 ................................................................................................................................... 130 2.4.14 Provincia de Ocros .................................................................................................................................... 131 2.4.14.1Provincia de Ocros: Capital, altitud, superficie, población y densidad poblacional, según distrito: 2003 ................................................................................................................................... 131 2.4.15 Provincia de Pallasca ................................................................................................................................. 132 2.4.15.1Provincia de Pallasca: Capital, altitud, superficie, población y densidad poblacional, según distrito: 2003 ..................................................................................................................................
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