List of Districts of Lima - Districts of Lima

Districts of Lima

Area and population information on the following list has been retrieved from official data by the Peruvian National Institute of Statistics and Informatics (Spanish: Instituto Nacional de Estadística e Informática, INEI). Demographic data is based on the 2005 Census carried out from 18 July through 20 August 2005. Population density is given to one decimal place in persons per square kilometer. UBIGEO numbers are codes used by INEI to identify national administrative subdivisions. Foundation dates have been retrieved from a compilation by the Peruvian Congress published in 2000.

Districts	UBIGEO	Area (km²)	Population	Population density (/km²)	Created	Postal code
Ancón	150102	7002299220000000000299.22	700429419000000000029,419	700198300000000000098.3	18741029 29 October 1874	02
Ate	150103	700177720000000000077.72	7005419663000000000419,663	70035399700000000005,399.7	18570102 2 January 1857	03
Barranco	150104	70003330000000000003.33	700445922000000000045,922	700413790400000000013,790.4	18741026 26 October 1874	04
Breña	150105	70003220000000000003.22	700494808000000000094,808	700429443500000000029,443.5	19490715 15 July 1949	05
Carabayllo	150106	7002346880000000000346.88	7005188764000000000188,764	7002544200000000000544.2	18210804 4 August 1821	06
Chaclacayo	150107	700139500000000000039.5	700439686000000000039,686	70031004700000000001,004.7	19400424 24 April 1940	08
Chorrillos	150108	700138940000000000038.94	7005262595000000000262,595	70036743600000000006,743.6	18570102 2 January 1857	09
Cieneguilla	150109	7002240330000000000240.33	700415784000000000015,784	700165700000000000065.7	19700303 3 March 1970	40
Comas	150110	700148750000000000048.75	7005464745000000000464,745	70039533200000000009,533.2	19611212 12 December 1961	07
El Agustino	150111	700112540000009999912.54	7005165425000000000165,425	700413191800000000013,191.8	19650106 6 January 1965	10
Independencia	150112	700114560000000000014.56	7005197308000000000197,308	700413551400000000013,551.4	19640316 16 March 1964	28
Jesús María	150113	70004570000000000004.57	700458588000000000058,588	700412820100000000012,820.1	19631213 13 December 1963	11
La Molina	150114	700165750000000000065.75	7005124468000000000124,468	70031893000000000001,893.0	19620206 6 February 1962	12
La Victoria	150115	70008740000000000008.74	7005190218000000000190,218	700421764100000000021,764.1	19210816 16 August 1921	13
Lima	150101	700121880000000000021.88	7005278804000000000278,804	700413187200000000013,187.2	18570102 2 January 1857	01
Lince	150116	70003029900000000003.03	700452123000000000052,123	700417202300000000017,202.3	19360520 20 May 1936	14
Los Olivos	150117	700118250000000000018.25	7005286549000000000286,549	700415701300000000015,701.3	19890407 7 April 1989	39
Lurigancho	150118	7002236470000000000236.47	700490594000000000090,594	7002383100000000000383.1	18570102 2 January 1857	15
Lurín	150119	7002181120000000000181.12	700455953000000000055,953	7002308890000000000308.9	18570102 2 January 1857	16
Magdalena del Mar	150120	70003610000000000003.61	700448445000000000048,445	700413419700000000013,419.7	19200510 10 May 1920	17
Miraflores	150122	70009619900000999999.62	700492815000000000092,815	70039648100000000009,648.1	18570102 2 January 1857	18
Pachacamac	150123	7002160220000000000160.23	700454763000000000054,763	7002341800000000000341.8	18570102 2 January 1857	19
Pucusana	150124	700137830000000000037.83	70039231000000000009,231	7002244000000000000244.0	19430122 22 January 1943	20
Pueblo Libre	150121	70004380000000000004.38	700471892000000000071,892	700416413700000000016,413.7	18570102 2 January 1857	21
Puente Piedra	150125	700171180000000000071.18	7005203473000000000203,473	70032858600000000002,858.6	19270214 14 February 1927	22
Punta Hermosa	150126	7002119500000000000119.5	70034676000000000004,676	700139100000000000039.1	19540407 7 April 1954	24
Punta Negra	150127	7002130500000000000130.5	70034473000000000004,473	700134300999990000034.3	19540407 7 April 1954	23
Rímac	150128	700111870000009999911.87	7005175793000000000175,793	700414809900000000014,809.9	19210816 16 August 1921	25
San Bartolo	150129	700145010000000000045.01	70035733000000000005,733	7002127400000000000127.4	19460505 5 May 1946	26
San Borja	150130	70009960000000000009.96	7005102762000000000102,762	700410317500000000010,317.5	19830601 1 June 1983	41
San Isidro	150131	700111100000000000011.1	700455309000000000055,309	70036165600000000006,165.6	19310424 24 April 1931	27
San Juan de Lurigancho	150132	7002131250000000000131.25	7005812656000000000812,656	70036191700000000006,191.7	19670113 13 January 1967	36
San Juan de Miraflores	150133	700123980000000000023.98	7005335237000000000335,237	700413979900000000013,979.9	19650112 12 January 1965	29
San Luis	150134	70003490000000000003.49	700446258000000000046,258	700413254400000000013,254.4	19680530 30 May 1968	30
San Martín de Porres	150135	700136910999999999936.91	7005525155000000000525,155	700414228000000000014,228.0	19500522 22 May 1950	31
San Miguel	150136	700110720000000000010.72	7005124904000000000124,904	700411651500000000011,651.5	19200510 10 May 1920	32
Santa Anita	150137	700110690000000000010.69	7005160777000000000160,777	700415039900000000015,039.9	19891026 26 October 1989	43
Santa María del Mar District	150138	70009810000000000009.81	700188000000000000088	70009000000000000009.0	19620116 16 January 1962	37
Santa Rosa	150139	700121500000000000021.5	70039379000000000009,379	7002436200000000000436.2	19620207 7 February 1962	38
Santiago de Surco	150140	700134750000000000034.75	7005272690000000000272,690	70037847200000000007,847.2	19291216 16 December 1929	33
Surquillo	150141	70003460000000000003.46	700484202000000000084,202	700424335800000000024,335.8	19490715 15 July 1949	34
Villa El Salvador	150142	700135460000000000035.46	7005367436000000000367,436	700410362000000000010,362.0	19830601 1 June 1983	42
Villa María del Triunfo	150143	700170570999999999970.57	7005355761000000000355,761	70035041200000000005,041.2	19611228 28 December 1961	35

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