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Imbabura

Quebrada Otavalillo

Quebrada Otavalillo is an intermittent stream in , and has an elevation of 2,656 metres. Quebrada Otavalillo is situated nearby to the hamlet , as well as near the locality .
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Places in the Area

Nearby places include Ambuquí and Chota.

Village
is a rural parish in northern in the Imbabura Province. It is located in the Chota Valley 29 km away from . The parish is also considered one of the major producers of the reddish yellow variety of the Spondias purpurea in the country. is situated 6 km northeast of Quebrada Otavalillo.

Hamlet
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The upper valley of the , called the River in its upstream portion, in northern , and the small villages in it are usually referred to as 'El Chota', and it runs east–west between the two ranges of the Andes. is situated 8 km north of Quebrada Otavalillo.

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is a city in . It's a colonial town of 100,000 inhabitants and the capital of Imbabura province, and is halfway to the Ecuador- border at Tulcán.

Quebrada Otavalillo

Latitude
0.4° or 0° 24′ north
Longitude
-78.05° or 78° 3′ west
Elevation
2,656 metres (8,714 feet)
Open location code
67G3CX22+22
Geo­Names ID
3653694
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Localities in the Area

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