Parishes of Quito 2001

Parishes of Quito 2001. The canton is divided into 55 parishes (Spanish: parroquias), classified as either urban or rural. The canton has more parishes than any other canton in Ecuador. The urban parishes make up the city of Quito.

Rural parishes: Alangasi, Amaguaña, Alangasí, Atahualpa, Calacalí, Calderón, Chabezpamba, Checa, Cumbayá, Gualea, Gualea Cruz, Guangopolo, Guayllabamba, Llano Chico, Lloa, La Merced, Nanegal, Nanegalito, Nayón, Nono, Pacto, Perucho, Pifo, Pintag, Pomasqui, Puellaro, Puembo, El Quinche San Antonio de Pichincha, San José de Minas, Tababela, Tumbaco, Yaruquí, Zámbiza.

Urban parishes: Argelia, Belisario Quevedo, Carcelén, Centro Histórico, Chilibulo, Chillogallo, Chimbacalle, Cochapamba, Comité del Pueblo, Concepción, Condado, Cotocollao, Ecuatoriana, Ferroviaria, Guamaní, Inca, Iñaquito, Itchimbía, Jipijapa, Kennedy, La Libertad, Magdalena, Mariscal Sucre, Mena, Ponceano, Puengasí, Quitumbe, Rumipamba, San Bartolo, San Juan, Solanda, Turubamba.
Source: SUIM-DMPT

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Satellite image of Quito	Slopes of the Metropolitan District of Quito	The administrative zones of the Metropolitan District of Quito 2001
The city of Quito in 1786	Urban Master Plan of Quito 1967	Historic center of Quito
The evolution of the urban area of Quito 1760-1987	Location of the U.S. Embassy in Quito 1986	Topographic map of the region of Quito
Urban plan of Quito 1942	Quito metropolitan road network 2002	Road infrastructure and transport facilities in Quito 2002