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Avance De La Implementación CAPITALES DE DISTRITO CON COBERTURA MÓVIL BANDA 2100/1700 (4G) Nombre de Nombre de Nro. Nombre de Distrito Capital de Distrito Estado Departamento Provincia 1 Ancash Huaraz Huaraz Huaraz Instalado 2 Ancash Huaraz Independencia Centenario Instalado 3 Ancash Carhuaz Carhuaz Carhuaz Instalado 4 Ancash Huaylas Caraz Caraz Instalado 5 Ancash Santa Chimbote Chimbote Instalado 6 Ancash Santa Nuevo Chimbote Buenos Aires Instalado 7 Ancash Yungay Yungay Yungay Instalado 8 Arequipa Arequipa Arequipa Arequipa Instalado 9 Arequipa Arequipa Alto Selva Alegre Selva Alegre Instalado 10 Arequipa Arequipa Cayma Cayma Instalado 11 Arequipa Arequipa Cerro Colorado La Libertad Instalado 12 Arequipa Arequipa Jacobo Hunter Jacobo Hunter Instalado 13 Arequipa Arequipa Mariano Melgar Mariano Melgar Instalado 14 Arequipa Arequipa Miraflores Miraflores Instalado 15 Arequipa Arequipa Paucarpata Paucarpata Instalado 16 Arequipa Arequipa Sachaca Sachaca Instalado 17 Arequipa Arequipa Socabaya Socabaya Instalado 18 Arequipa Arequipa Yanahuara Yanahuara Instalado Jose Luis Bustamante y 19 Arequipa Arequipa Ciudad Satelite Instalado Rivero 20 Cajamarca Cajamarca Cajamarca Cajamarca Instalado 21 Cajamarca Cajamarca Los Baños del Inca Los Baños del Inca Instalado 22 Cajamarca Cajabamba Cajabamba Cajabamba Instalado 23 Callao Callao Callao Callao Instalado 24 Callao Callao Bellavista Bellavista Instalado Carmen de la Legua Carmen de la 25 Callao Callao Instalado Reynoso Legua Reynoso 26 Callao Callao La Perla La Perla Instalado 27 Callao Callao La Punta La Punta Instalado 28 Callao Callao Ventanilla Ventanilla Instalado 29 Cusco Cusco Cusco Cusco Instalado 30 Cusco Cusco San Jeronimo San Jeronimo Instalado 31 Cusco Cusco San Sebastian San Sebastian Instalado 32 Cusco Cusco Santiago Santiago Instalado 33 Cusco Cusco Wanchaq Wanchaq Instalado 34 Cusco Urubamba Urubamba Urubamba Instalado 35 Cusco Urubamba Machupicchu Machupicchu Instalado 36 Cusco Urubamba Ollantaytambo Ollantaytambo Instalado 37 Ica Ica Ica Ica Instalado Nombre de Nombre de Nro. Nombre de Distrito Capital de Distrito Estado Departamento Provincia 38 Ica Ica La Tinguiña La Tinguiña Instalado 39 Ica Ica Parcona Parcona Instalado 40 Ica Chincha Chincha Alta Chincha Alta Instalado 41 Ica Chincha Grocio Prado San Pedro Instalado 42 Ica Chincha Pueblo Nuevo Pueblo Nuevo Instalado 43 Ica Chincha Sunampe Sunampe Instalado 44 Ica Pisco Paracas Paracas Instalado 45 Junin Huancayo Huancayo Huancayo Instalado 46 Junin Huancayo Chilca Chilca Instalado 47 Junin Chupaca Chupaca Chupaca Instalado 48 Junin Huancayo El Tambo El Tambo Instalado 49 Junin Huancayo Pilcomayo Pilcomayo Instalado 50 La Libertad Trujillo Trujillo Trujillo Instalado 51 La Libertad Trujillo El Porvenir El Porvenir Instalado 52 La Libertad Trujillo Florencia de Mora Florencia de Mora Instalado 53 La Libertad Trujillo La Esperanza La Esperanza Instalado 54 La Libertad Trujillo Victor Larco Herrera Buenos Aires Instalado 55 Lambayeque Chiclayo Chiclayo Chiclayo Instalado Jose Leonardo 56 Lambayeque Chiclayo Jose Leonardo Ortiz Instalado Ortiz 57 Lambayeque Chiclayo La Victoria La Victoria Instalado 58 Lambayeque Chiclayo Cayalti Cayalti Instalado 59 Lambayeque Lambayeque Lambayeque Lambayeque Instalado 60 Lambayeque Lambayeque Motupe Motupe Instalado 61 Lima Lima Lima Lima Instalado 62 Lima Lima Ate Vitarte Instalado 63 Lima Lima Barranco Barranco Instalado 64 Lima Lima Breña Breña Instalado 65 Lima Lima Carabayllo Carabayllo Instalado 66 Lima Lima Chorrillos Chorrillos Instalado 67 Lima Lima Comas La Libertad Instalado 68 Lima Lima El Agustino El Agustino Instalado 69 Lima Lima Independencia Independencia Instalado 70 Lima Lima Jesus Maria Jesus Maria Instalado 71 Lima Lima La Molina La Molina Instalado 72 Lima Lima La Victoria La Victoria Instalado 73 Lima Lima Lince Lince Instalado 74 Lima Lima Los Olivos Las Palmeras Instalado 75 Lima Lima Lurigancho Chosica Instalado Magdalena del 76 Lima Lima Magdalena del Mar Instalado Mar 77 Lima Lima Magdalena Vieja Pueblo Libre Instalado 78 Lima Lima Miraflores Miraflores Instalado 79 Lima Lima Puente Piedra Puente Piedra Instalado Nombre de Nombre de Nro. Nombre de Distrito Capital de Distrito Estado Departamento Provincia 80 Lima Lima Rimac Rimac Instalado San Francisco de 81 Lima Lima San Borja Instalado Borja 82 Lima Lima San Isidro San Isidro Instalado San Juan de 83 Lima Lima San Juan de Lurigancho Instalado Lurigancho 84 Lima Lima San Juan de Miraflores Ciudad de Dios Instalado 85 Lima Lima San Luis San Luis Instalado Barrio Obrero 86 Lima Lima San Martin de Porres Instalado Industrial 87 Lima Lima San Miguel San Miguel Instalado Santa Anita - los 88 Lima Lima Santa Anita Instalado Ficus 89 Lima Lima Santiago de Surco Santiago de Surco Instalado 90 Lima Lima Surquillo Surquillo Instalado 91 Lima Lima Villa el Salvador Villa el Salvador Instalado Villa Maria del 92 Lima Lima Villa Maria del Triunfo Instalado Triunfo 93 Lima Huaura Huacho Huacho Instalado 94 Lima Huaura Caleta de Carquin Caleta de Carquin Instalado 95 Lima Huaura Hualmay Hualmay Instalado 96 Lima Huaura Santa Maria Cruz Blanca Instalado 97 Loreto Maynas Iquitos Iquitos Instalado 98 Loreto Maynas Punchana Punchana Instalado 99 Loreto Maynas Belen Belen Instalado 100 Loreto Maynas San Juan Bautista San Juan Instalado 101 Piura Piura Piura Piura Instalado 102 Piura Piura Castilla Castilla Instalado 103 Piura Sullana Sullana Sullana Instalado 104 Piura Sullana Bellavista Bellavista Instalado 105 Piura Talara Mancora Mancora Instalado 106 Puno Puno Puno Puno Instalado 107 Puno San Roman Juliaca Juliaca Instalado 108 San Martin San Martin Tarapoto Tarapoto Instalado 109 San Martin San Martin Morales Morales Instalado 110 Tacna Tacna Tacna Tacna Instalado 111 Tacna Tacna Alto de la Alianza La Esperanza Instalado 112 Tacna Tacna Ciudad Nueva Ciudad Nueva Instalado 113 Tacna Tacna Pocollay Pocollay Instalado 114 Ucayali Coronel Portillo Calleria Pucallpa Instalado 115 Ucayali Coronel Portillo Yarinacocha Puerto Callao Instalado 116 Ucayali Coronel Portillo Manantay San Fernando Instalado 117 Apurimac Abancay Abancay Abancay Instalado Nombre de Nombre de Nro. Nombre de Distrito Capital de Distrito Estado Departamento Provincia 118 Apurimac Abancay Tamburco Tamburco Instalado 119 Ayacucho Huamanga Ayacucho Ayacucho Instalado 120 Ayacucho Huamanga Carmen Alto Carmen Alto Instalado 121 Ayacucho Huamanga Jesus Nazareno Las Nazarenas Instalado 122 Huancavelica Huancavelica Huancavelica Huancavelica Instalado 123 Huanuco Huanuco Huanuco Huanuco Instalado 124 Madre de Dios Tambopata Tambopata Puerto Maldonado Instalado 125 Moquegua Mariscal Nieto Moquegua Moquegua Instalado 126 Pasco Pasco Chaupimarca Cerro de Pasco Instalado 127 Pasco Pasco Yanacancha Yanacancha Instalado 128 Tumbes Tumbes Tumbes Tumbes Instalado 129 Ancash Casma Casma Casma Instalado 130 Ancash Huarmey Huarmey Huarmey Instalado 131 Ancash Santa Coishco Coishco Instalado 132 Ancash Santa Santa Santa Instalado 133 Arequipa Arequipa Tiabaya Tiabaya Instalado 134 Arequipa Camana Camana Camana Instalado 135 Arequipa Caylloma Majes El Pedregal Instalado 136 Arequipa Islay Mollendo Mollendo Instalado 137 Ica Ica Subtanjalla Subtanjalla Instalado 138 Ica Nazca Nazca Nazca Instalado 139 Ica Pisco Pisco Pisco Instalado 140 Ica Pisco San Andres San Andres Instalado 141 Ica Pisco San Clemente San Clemente Instalado 142 Ica Pisco Tupac Amaru Inca Tupac Amaru Instalado 143 Junin Jauja Jauja Jauja Instalado 144 Junin Yauli La Oroya La Oroya Instalado 145 La Libertad Trujillo Moche Moche Instalado 146 La Libertad Ascope Paijan Paijan Instalado 147 La Libertad Ascope Casa Grande Casa Grande Instalado 148 La Libertad Chepen Chepen Chepen Instalado 149 Lambayeque Chiclayo Monsefu Monsefu Instalado 150 Lambayeque Chiclayo Pimentel Pimentel Instalado 151 Lambayeque Chiclayo Patapo Patapo Instalado 152 Lambayeque Chiclayo Pomalca Pomalca Instalado 153 Lambayeque Chiclayo Tuman Tuman Instalado 154 Lima Lima Ancon Ancon Instalado 155 Lima Lima Chaclacayo Chaclacayo Instalado 156 Lima Lima Cieneguilla Cieneguilla Instalado 157 Lima Lima Lurin Lurin Instalado 158 Lima Lima Pachacamac Pachacamac Instalado 159 Lima Lima Punta Hermosa Punta Hermosa Instalado 160 Lima Lima Punta Negra Punta Negra Instalado 161 Lima Lima San Bartolo San Bartolo Instalado Nombre de Nombre de Nro. Nombre de Distrito Capital de Distrito Estado Departamento Provincia Santa Maria del 162 Lima Lima Santa Maria del Mar Instalado Mar 163 Lima Lima Santa Rosa Santa Rosa Instalado 164 Lima Barranca Barranca Barranca Instalado 165 Lima Barranca Paramonga Paramonga Instalado San Vicente de 166 Lima Cañete San Vicente de Cañete Instalado Cañete 167 Lima Cañete Imperial Imperial Instalado 168 Lima Cañete Mala Mala Instalado 169 Lima Huaral Huaral Huaral Instalado 170 Lima Huaral Chancay Chancay Instalado 171 Lima Huaura Huaura Huaura Instalado 172 Moquegua Ilo Ilo Ilo Instalado 173 Piura Piura Catacaos Catacaos Instalado 174 Piura Piura La Union La Union Instalado 175 Piura Piura Tambo Grande Tambo Grande Instalado 176 Piura Morropon Chulucanas Chulucanas Instalado 177 Piura Paita Paita Paita Instalado 178 Piura Talara Pariñas Talara Instalado 179 Piura Sechura Sechura Sechura Instalado 180 Puno El Collao Ilave Ilave Instalado 181 Tumbes Zarumilla Zarumilla Zarumilla Instalado 182 Amazonas Chachapoyas Chachapoyas Chachapoyas Instalado 183 Cajamarca Jaen Jaen Jaen Instalado 184 Cusco Canchis Sicuani Sicuani Instalado 185 Junin Chanchamayo Perene Perene Instalado 186 Junin Chanchamayo San Ramon San Ramon Instalado 187 Junin Tarma
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