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Regions

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). Areas are rounded to the nearest whole unit. Demographic data is based on the 2005 Census carried out from July 18 through August 20, 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.

Department ISO
 UBIGEO
 Capital Area
(km²)
 Population Population
density (/km²)
 Location
Amazonas PE-AMA 01 Chachapoyas 700439249000000000039,249 7005389700000000000389,700 70009900000000000009.9
Ancash PE-ANC 02 Huaraz 700435914000000000035,914 70061039415000000001,039,415 700128900000000000028.9
Apurímac PE-APU 03 Abancay 700420896000000000020,896 7005418882000000000418,882 700120000000000000020.0
Arequipa PE-ARE 04 Arequipa 700463345000000000063,345 70061140810000000001,140,810 700118000000000000018.0
Ayacucho PE-AYA 05 Ayacucho 700443815000000000043,815 7005619338000000000619,338 700114100000000000014.1
Cajamarca PE-CAJ 06 Cajamarca 700433318000000000033,318 70061359023000000001,359,023 700140800999990000040.8
Callao PE-CAL 07 Callao (Bellavista District) 7002147000000000000147 7005810568000000000810,568 70035514800000000005,514.8
Cuzco PE-CUS 08 Cuzco 700471986000000000071,986 70061171503000000001,171,503 700116300000000000016.3
Huancavelica PE-HUV 09 Huancavelica 700422131000000000022,131 7005447054000000000447,054 700120200000000000020.2
Huánuco PE-HUC 10 Huánuco 700436849000000000036,849 7005730871000000000730,871 700119800000000000019.8
Ica PE-ICA 11 Ica 700421328000000000021,328 7005665592000000000665,592 700131200000000000031.2
Junín PE-JUN 12 Huancayo 700437667000000000037,667 70061091619000000001,091,619 700129000000000000029.0
La Libertad PE-LAL 13 Trujillo 700425500000000000025,500 70061539774000000001,539,774 700160400000000000060.4
Lambayeque PE-LAM 14 Chiclayo 700414231000000000014,231 70061091535000000001,091,535 700176700000000000076.7
Lima PE-LIM 15 Huacho 700434802000000000034,802 7005864853000000000864,853 7002223200000000000223.2
Loreto PE-LOR 16 Iquitos 7005368852000000000368,852 7005884144000000000884,144 70002400000000000002.4
Madre de Dios PE-MDD 17 Puerto Maldonado 700485301000000000085,301 700492024000000000092,024 70001100000000000001.1
Moquegua PE-MOQ 18 Moquegua 700415734000000000015,734 7005159306000000000159,306 700110100000000000010.1
Pasco PE-PAS 19 Cerro de Pasco 700425320000000000025,320 7005266764000000000266,764 700110500000000000010.5
Piura PE-PIU 20 Piura 700435892000000000035,892 70061630772000000001,630,772 700145400000000000045.4
Puno PE-PUN 21 Puno 700466997000000000066,997 70061245508000000001,245,508 700118600000000000018.6
San Martín PE-SAM 22 Moyobamba 700451253000000000051,253 7005669973000000000669,973 700113100000000000013.1
Tacna PE-TAC 23 Tacna 700416076000000000016,076 7005274496000000000274,496 700117100000000000017.1
Tumbes PE-TUM 24 Tumbes 70034046000000000004,046 7005191713000000000191,713 700147400000000000047.4
Ucayali PE-UCA 25 Pucallpa 7005101831000000000101,831 7005402445000000000402,445 70004000000000000004.0

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