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Uso De Suelo Del Área De Estudio De La XV Región De Arica Y Parinacota Uso de Suelo del Área de Estudio de la XV Región de Arica Y Parinacota 420000 440000 460000 480000 500000 µ PERU Calvariune (! Calvariune Pinuta (! PAMPA VISVIRI Visviri Visviri PAMPA PINUTA (! Rio Putani Pucarani (! Co. Vichocollo Pucarani PAMPA PUTANI 8050000 General Lagos 8050000 (! General Lagos Challaserco Queullare Punta B Co. Chupiquina Portezuelo La Laguna Blanca (! Laguna Blanca Cullani Azufreras Chupiquina Challaserca (! Challapujo Cullani PAMPA CORCOTA (! Corcota Corcota Azufreras Tacora Achacollo (! Chislloma (! Co. Guallancallani Chislluma (! Airo San Luis Azufreras Vilque (! (! Contornasa Co. Charsallani (! BOLIVIA Chapoco Guallancallari VOLCAN TACORA Putani (! (! Guallancallari Aguas Calientes PAMPA CRUZ VILQUE Co. Vilasaya Putani Guanaquilca (! (! (! Negro A Anantocollo Anantocollo(! Co. De Caracarani Atilla Umaguilca Atilla (! (! Putuputane Putuputane (! Canal Mauri Guacollo Canal Uchasuma (! Co. Charsaya Cosapilla Guacollo Tacora Cosapilla Paso Huaylillas Norte Co. Solterocollo Co. Guanapotosi (! Linanpalca Linanpalca PAMPA PALCOPAMPA Quebrada CaracaraniVilla Industrial (! Agua Rica (! NEVADO DE CHIQUINANTA Limani Limani (! Loma Liczone Rio Azufre Huancarcollo Camana Camana Tiluyo Tiluyo Co. Chinchillane (! (! Loma Liczones Sarayuma (! (! Sarayuma Chuquicamata Loma Liczones PAMPA ANCOMA Co. Jaroma Co. Iquilla Tuma PalcaTuma Palca Co. Cosapilla (! T Ancocalani (! Hospicio Pamputa Co. Churicahua Pamputa(! (! Pahuta Aricopujo Hospicio (! Aricopujo (! Pahuta Co. Copotanca Co. Pumata Quebrada Chayata Co. Titire Chollota Chollota (! Nasahuento PAMPA AGUA MILAGRO (! Nasahuento PAMPA GUANAVINTO Iquilla Co.Pararene PAMPA JAMACHAVINTO Tiacopa Quebrada <uquilla Colpitas Co.Plapuline Quebrada Colpitas Tacata Rio Lluta Co. Colpitas PAMPA TACATA CERRO HUENUME Colpitas Co. Ajachala Quebrada Allame Coronel Alcerraca Quebrada Risco Guailla Uncaliri GrandeUncaliri(! Chico Co. Paracoya Uncaliri Grande (!(! Uncaliri Chico Ancovilque Rosapare(! Co. Condoriri SIERRA DE HUAYLILLAS Queumahuna Co. Pichincho Rosapare (! Autilla (! (! Autilla Quebrada Huarillas PAMPA DE ALLANE Queumahuna PAMPA CASCACHANE PAMPA GUANOCO Co. Curaguara Cochantare (! Quenuavinto Quenuavinto Qubrada Pucuma Pacharaque (! Jaillabe (! Co. Muntirune Jaillabe (! Pacharaque Caquena Colpita (! (! (!Culiculini Co. Huilacuragura Arojare Co. Lampallares Laguna Cosuri Hembra Paso de Casiri Taapaca Arojare (! Lampallares PAMPA GUARIPUJO Quebrada UllaniChanopalca CERROS DE ANCOMA (! Pisarata Saracota Chanopalca Pisarata (! (! Co. Larancagua Copete Quebrada Ancumu Quebrada Guaillara Quebrada PatanataneAcueducto Morro Caquena La Rinconada 8000000 (! 8000000 Co. de Taapaca Niquela Apacheta Ancoma Upaje Challapujo Taapaca (! (! Co. Larancagua Lagunillas (!Upaje NEVADOS DE PUTRE Laguna Cotapampa Hueilla Co. de Pisasmarca Campo de Nieve (! Co. Llancoma PAMPA LARANCAGUA Co. Guaneguane NEVADOS DE PAYACHATA Co. Negro PAMPA AMALLACHE VOLCAN PARINACOTA Chuviri Las Cuevas Chuviri (! Laguna Cotacatam Rosapata Rosapata (! (!Silpasilvani Putre Portezuelo de Putre Lauca Lauca Co. Titine (! Quebrada Juraso (! Parinacota Laguna Caramcoto (! Tulduni PAMPA QUILLAQUILLANI CERROS DE ANCOLACALLA Co. Tilivire Chucullo Chucullo(! (! Japucucho Co. Milagro (! Aux. Valenzuela Japucucho Ajata Pocollo CERROS DE QUISIQUISINI Aroma (! Ajata (! Quebrada Aroma Pocollo Quebrada Conderoi Rio Lauca LAGO CHUNGARA Alto Pacollo QuebradaAncochalloani Quebrada Tilivire Co. Llailane Co. Chantacollo PAMPA DE QUISIQUISINI Socoroma (! Quebrada Culicaline Co. Chatiza Co. Choquelimpie Portezuelo de Tambo Quemado Co. Pujullani Rio Blanco Sopocalane Pamputa (! Quebrada Caillacota Co. Tejene Co. Apacheta Choquelimpie Sopocalane (! Pamputa Choquellmpie Chungara Co. Piedra Grande (! Campamento del Departamento de Riego Co. Fundicion (! PAMPA TEJENE PAMPA SUNCOMALLANE Quebrada Miluns Zapahuira Zapahuira Rio Vizcachani (! Co. Torrentorine Co. Umarata Chapiquina Quebrada Plazuela Murmuntani Calatambo PAMPA ZAPAHUIRA (! Calatambo Churiguaya Umarata Sur (! (! NEVADOS DE QUIMSACHATA Quebrada Gualqueverini Misituni Misituni Quebrada Jara Canal Lauco Co. Viscachune (! Cosapilla Co. Chapiquina Co. Tancane Rio Sico (! Chapiquina Campamento Experimental Misituni Co. Copaquilla Cosapilla (! (! Carisa Ancohilque (! (! Campamento Experimental Misituni Quebrada Chureaque Rio Lauca Ancohilque VOLCAN GUALLATIRI Quebrada Loco Co. Charaque Quebrada Caliente Carboniri Carboniri (! Co. Carboniri Co. Marquirabe Pacahama Quebrada PacopampaQuenuacollo Quebrada Cuillama (! Co. Guacapeque Ancuta Co. Challacollo Rio (!Chusiavida PAMPA GUANOCO Caragua Portezuelo Belen Quebrada Charaque (! Belen Co. Belen Caragua (! PAMPA PACOPAMPA Lliza Quebrada Lapica (! Belen Co. Lliza Co. Salla Quebrada Chuba Quebrada Guellalni PAMPA CHUBA Guallatiri (! Rio Tignamar Cotanave Co. Llanquila (! Cortacollo Co. Llaquilla Lauca (! (! Pisarata Lauca Pisarata Cortacollo Quebrada Vichuta (! Tomaguaya Japu Co. Catanave (! Japu (! Quiburcanca Ancalle Portezuelo de Japu o Caranguillas Co. Vichocollo (! Ancayuconi Uncaliri ! (! 7950000 Ancayuconi ( 7950000 Quebrada Chanane Utalacata Uncaliri (! PAMPA DE ANCALLE Co. Chiliri Co. Anarabe Utalacata Pucara Quebrada Culco Chiliri Quebrada Tumaya Tignamar Nuevo (! Tignamar Viejo (! Pujuna Tignamar Viejo (! Co. Pucupucune Citanane Co. Pucara Co. Tuxuma PAMPA CITANANE Co. Pichican Co. Patarane Co. Tallacollo Suricollo Rio Tinamar Quebrada Ona Quebrada Chano Co. Tapiguano Co. Japiullo Osiel Co. Orcotunco PAMPA DE PAQUERI Timalchaca (! Orcotunco Co. Tulapalca Timalchaca Quebrada Orcotunco Paquisa (! PUCARA PAQUISA Paquisa Co. Margarita Co. Chucal Co. Arintica Co. Puquintica Arintica Co. Arintica Apacheta de Lupo Co. Melaque Co. de Anocarire Quebrada Guaiguasi PAMPA CHILCAYA Anocarire Co. Calajalata Chilcaya Portezuelo Quilhuire Umirpa Umirpa (! Chaca Co. Pastocollo Chancacollo Co. Viento Castilluna (! (! Palca Palca Laguna Caracola (! Co. Oquecollo Co. Huaiguasi o Vizcachitambo PAMPA GUARMIRE Rio Macosa Co. Quilhuiri PAMPA ORCOGUANO Portezuelo de Chulluncallam SALAR DE SURIRE Co. Macusa Pailcoaillo Apacheta Millucucho Pailcoaillo (! Co. Vilacollo Co. Cosupe Co. Polloquere PAMPA DE SURIRE Pollequere Paruguiri Co. Chuquiananta (! Paruguiri Surire Aijota Surire (! (! Rio Blanco Co. Chihuana Chihuana Portezuelo de Co. Capitan Co. Cerro Capitan Rio Ajatamu Co. Mangayuta Co. Mulluri Co. Prieto Arepunta Jaroma Rio Caltaya Quebrada Chacja Co. Caltaya Laguna Vilacota PAMPA TANCA Co. Cunjase Co. Amachuma Portezuelo de Mulluri 7900000 7900000 Caritaya Mulluri Mulluri Caritaya (! Embalse Caritaya (! PAMPA CHULUCHUNUTA Arroyo de Vecoi Q. de Guaiguasi Rio Caritalla Quebrada de Mulluri I R E G I Ó N D E T A R A P A C A 4 0 4 8 12 16 20 Km. 420000 440000 460000 480000 500000 SIMBOLOGÍA Estudio: Título: Caracterización de Humedales Altoandinos Uso de Suelo Áreas y División Politico Uso de Suelo para una gestión sustentable de las actividades Uso Actual Localidades del Área de Estudio Administrativa productivas del sector norte del país Afloramientos Rocosos Nieves Proyecto Financiado Por Innova Chile Corfo. de la XV Región de Arica Y Parinacota Área de estudio Comunas Areas Sobre Limite Vegetación Otros Terrenos Sin Vegetación Caminos Limite Regional Escala: Proyección Cartográfica: Fuente: Fecha: Lámina: Bofedales Playas y Dunas Rios Limite Interncional UTM Huso 19 - CIREN Corridas de Lava y Escoriales Rotación Cultivo-Pradera 1:200.000 13/May/2013 01 de 01 Quebradas WGS 1984 - CONAMA Estepa Altiplánica Salares (! Localidades Terrenos de Uso Agrícola Lago-Laguna-Embalse-Tranque La División Político Administrativa de CIREN se realiza de acuerdo a la descripción de los límites político Matorral Pradera Abierto Vegas administrativos de la ley DFL 18.715 en adelante. El trazado de límites administrativos construidocon estas fuentes de información no compromete en modo alguno al Estado de Chile y es meramente referencial. Minería Industrial.
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