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Comuna Completa PLANO DE PRECIOS DE TERRENO REAVALÚO DE BIENES RAÍCES NO AGRÍCOLAS CORRESPONDIENTE A SITIOS NO EDIFICADOS, PROPIEDADES ABANDONADAS Y POZOS LASTREROS 2016 COMUNA DE QUILPUE 628 RSS139 3308 330300001 3343 3356 334400001 627 330200001 RSS017 627 RSS016 SERVIDUMBRE DE PASO 3354 626 626 PSJE. LOS CAQUIS 3300 3307 LOS ALAMOS LOS ALAMOS 3342 PTO. NATALES CARAHUE 1601 3642 ANCUD WILSON QUEMCHI 626 SUBIDA A LA CAVA 3642 626 ANGELMO STA. FE PELLUCO 3307 QUEILEN ELICURA NEUQUEN 4407 616 626 3640 QUELLON PJE. ISLA LEMUY ISIDORA ZEGERS PJE. PJE. ISLA GUAMBLIN 3344 3307 CAULIN 3641 4407 4407 3642 EDUARDO CALLE LA UNION CHONCHI MATURANA JAIME ATRIA TERESA BELLOTO EL AV. C. CARO C. ENRIQUE SORO JUAN AMENABAR OSMAN PEREZ FREIRE AV. PARKINSONIAS CARELMAPU CARLOS RIESCO PTO. OCTAY 4407 3307 3344 4407 JOSE MOLINARE 616 DALCAHUE 3342 EL BOSQUE EL 330400001 ZAPIOLANICANOR CARLOS 3355 ADVIS PARGUA 3342 ISAMITT LUIS 4407 3344 ISLA GUAFO ISLA NINA SALAMANCA ACHAO 3344 ISLA SAN FELIX SAN ISLA 3344 CELTA DUMAS ISLA PJE. GABRIELA FRICK ABTAO 4407 4407 3344 PIZARRO 3642 QUIRIQUINAS I. PJE. COYHAIQUE 623 TOLEDO MALLORCA 3344 CLARA PJE. ISLA CAILIN SOLOVERA 4407 RILEN ACARIO COTAPOS 4407 3342PJE. ISLA QUILIN 3344 4407 620 HILDA MADRID SEGOVIA BARCELONA FRUTILLAR 4407 SEVILLA CALLE 1 TERESA DE LOS ANDES 3642 3344 PJE. TARRAGONA PJE. 3643 CARTAGENA HBM155 3342 PJE. CARLOS BOTTO WSS141 624 PJE. ISLA HUAPI 621 HAB013624 DORIS MARTINEZ A. 3317 3342 3344 ELENA CANALES C. PUELO 3645 HBB082 624 3639 PJE. ISLA MANCERA PJE. ALFONSO LENG 188 94 PJE SANTA CECILIA 3635 3342 FUTALEUFU 3302 CHAITEN 3344 PJE. RETAMO MAICOLPUE TERESA DE CALCUTA PJE. ISLA SELKIRK 3317 PJE SANTA EMILIA ENSENADA ISLA DOM. SANTA CRUZ 622 3635 3646 620 MANCERA RUPANCO VILLARRICA PJE SANTA GENOVEVA CHAITEN 187 619 FUTALEUFU LOS CRISTALES PJE. VIOLETA PARRA 287 CARDENAL CARO 0.60 3639 3344 287 PJE SAN FERMIN PJE. DALIAS 3647 STGO. SBARBARO 3344 177 URIBE JOSE SICILIA URIBE JOSE 3317 JOSE URIBE JOSE CHITO FARO 176 3344 3648 288 PJE SANTA BARBARA 0.60 G.ARGOMEDO 3344 HBM154 RAMON DE RAUL PJE. AVDA. EL BELLOTO XBB018 3342 LEUCOTON SN.ENRIQUE PJE SAN BENITO 3644 3342 3342 76 93 75 330300001 3644 SAN EDUARDO SAN 3342 618 MARIA SANTA 3344 LOS CIRUELOS HMM001 166 PJE SAN ESTEBAN 175 3300 PROYECTADA 284 287 0.80 3300 LEUCOTON 0.60 147 HMM098 AVDA.PUELMA 3326 LEUCOTON 3355 OSMAN PEREZ FREIRE PENSAMIENTOS INTERIOR INTERIOR 617 LEUCOTON LOS HBB132 LEUCOTON 3515 112 INTERIOR VIENA 74 LEUCOTON 3514 J.J.LATORRE 3300 3300 3341 3307 3317 285 ROMA 74 55 3336 18 DE SEPTIEMBRE 615 PJE.11 GODOY 3305 3305 GLADIOLOS AVDA. CHILE 174 165 AVDA.EL BELLOTO OROMPELLO LOS 156 INDEPENDENCIA 3305 GUACOLDA PJE. 0.60 0.80 PJE.12 PLAZA D. 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INFANTE 209 3377 680 641 LOS CARRERA 362 647 279 269 1 PONIENTE XBB133 3387 SAN JOSE DECIMA IMB144 204 213 SN.MARINO CALLE 7 775 202 2 PONIENTE 312 207 213 361 ALMTE.WILSON CALLE 5 356 723 CONDELL 344 3388 644 G. BUSTAMANTE 3363 3389 XBB084 214 215 355 3362 CALLE 6 775 ROOSEVELT ARAUS SAN PABLO OCTAVA 219 SAN FCO. ORIENTE 372 XBB0253369 TMB140 NOVENA 254 ESCALA SAN FCO. PONIENTE 642 268 SUR ECUADOR 3368 722 720 ALTO BELLOTO ERNESTINA FIGUEROA LARRAIN 278 G. VELASQUEZ 3385 656 655 253 221 AVDA. 354 368 370 773 719 224 373 252 JOSE URIBE 651 PJE. PARTICULAR 267 367 ALTO BELLOTO SUIZA 721 HBB083 CUARTA 343 3386 3382 775 (*$f$ 366 3375 3383 3516 PJE. MACHU PICHU 654 266 220 FONCK HMB117 373 3360 277 652 ALTO BELLOTO 3382 AVDA. SEREY INCA DEL FLOR 718 HMB006 GALLEGUILLOS 369 3366 3374 265 311 CMB111 CALLE 8 805 CONDELL 218 3361 PJE. SIMONETTI HMB008 HMB130 CUZCO EL 3$6$-(1 750 353 NEWTON E. GUAJARDO 251 217 774 SEPTIMA AVDA. 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