Piura
Piura Province
Tambo Grande District

Pedregal

Pedregal is a village in , and has about 1,790 residents. Pedregal is situated nearby to the hamlet , as well as near the village .
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Nearby places include Angostura and Tambogrande.

Village
is a small village in Sullana Province, Piura Region, on the northwestern coastal plains of . It is approximately halfway between the towns of and in the Loma Blanca hills between the and the Piura River. is situated 6 km south of Pedregal.

Town
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is a small town in the Piura Province of the in northwestern . One of many small towns chosen as a site for mining development during Peru's mining boom in 1999, achieved prominence for successfully opposing the Manhattan Minerals mining development in the area. is situated 7 km southeast of Pedregal.

Pedregal

Latitude
-4.88727° or 4° 53′ 14″ south
Longitude
-80.38312° or 80° 22′ 59″ west
Population
1,790
Elevation
69 metres (226 feet)
Open location code
667X4J78+3Q
Open­Street­Map ID
node 2979349165
Open­Street­Map feature
place=­village
Geo­Names ID
3754613
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