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Guayllabamba (Kichwa: Wayllapampa, "green plain") is a
small agricultural town (administratively, a
rural parish of the
canton of Quito)
located 29 kilometers...
- The
Guayllabamba is a
river that
originates in the east of
Pichincha in
northern Ecuador and
flows into the
Esmeraldas River. The
river is
named after...
- the
Guayllabamba river basin. The city is
built on a long
plateau lying on the east
flanks of the
Pichincha volcano. The
valley of
Guayllabamba River...
- the Ilaló volcano, in the San
Pedro River valley, a
tributary of the
Guayllabamba River. At an
elevation of 2200 m (7200 ft)
above sea level, ****bayá is...
- Calacalí Calderón
Chabezpamba Checa ****bayá
Gualea Gualea Cruz
Guangopolo Guayllabamba Llano Chico Lloa Merced, La
Nanegal Nanegalito Nayón ****
Pacto Perucho...
-
known historical earthquakes from 1585 to 1586 were the 1604 Arica, 1587
Guayllabamba and 1575
Valdivia earthquakes,
which all
generated tsunamis along the...
- than 800,000
pilgrims walk down a
steep slope of 780
metres over the
Guayllabamba River and
uphill again to the
Shrine of Our Lady of the Presentation...
-
extinct language once
spoken in the
province of
Imbabura and on the
Guayllabamba River, Ecuador. The po****tion now
speaks Spanish or Quechua. Sindagua...
- system, the Esmeraldas,
rises in the Hoya de
Quito in the
Sierra as the
Guayllabamba River and
flows westward to
empty into the
Pacific Ocean near the city...
- the
North and the
Guayas in the South. The
Esmeraldas begins as the
Guayllabamba River in the Sierra,
flowing west
before emptying in the
Pacific near...
