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Píntag is an
agrarian village located 27.5
kilometers southeast of
Quito in
Pichincha Province, Ecuador.
Pintag is 9284 feet
above sea level. The closest...
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Chico Lloa Merced, La
Nanegal Nanegalito Nayón ****
Pacto Perucho Pifo
Pintag Pomasqui Puellaro Puembo El
Quinche San
Antonio de
Pichincha San José de...
- Books. ISBN 9780749929930. Sosa Freire, Rex (1996). Miscelánea histórica de
Píntag (in Spanish). Cayambe:
Editorial Abya Yala. ISBN 9978042016. Veatch, Arthur...
- Tumbaco) Los
Chillos (Alangasí, Amaguaña, Conocoto, Guangopolo, La Merced,
Pintag)
Aeropuerto (Checa, Guayllabamba, Pifo, Puembo, El Quinche, Tababela, Yaruquí)...
- the south, and the
forces of Zope-Zopahua, Zopozopangui, Razo-razo, and
Pintag II, however, the
three armies fought separately,
which gave the Spanish...
- that the
Jesuits had in the
Hacienda de Yurac, in the
nearby parish of
Píntag; the rest of the
material was
brought from a
quarry on the
western slope...
- his parti****tion in over a
hundred exhibits outside of Ecuador. Born in
Píntag, in the
Quito district of Ecuador,
Maldonado left home at a
young age in...
- in
Janine Nicandro".
Philippine Daily Inquirer.
Retrieved 19 July 2016.
Pintag, Paul (15 July 2016). "PBA has its
first female referee in
Janine Nicandro"...
- Esmeraldas)
Enrique Tábara (born 1930, Guayaquil)
Estuardo Maldonado (born 1930,
Pintag) Félix Aráuz (born 1935, Guayaquil; died 2024) Galo
Patricio Moncayo Asan...
