Alfaro, Quito
Alfaro is an electoral urban parish or district of Quito, Ecuador. The parish was established as a result of the October 2004 political elections, when the city was divided into 19 electoral urban parishes.[1]
References
- ^ "Lonely Planet Ecuador". Archived from the original on 2008-09-29. Retrieved 2008-04-12.
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Parishes of the Metropolitan District of Quito
- Alfaro
- La Argelia
- Belisario Quevedo
- Carcelén
- Centro Histórico
- Chaupicruz
- Chilibulo
- Chillogallo
- Chimbacalle
- Cochapamba
- Comité del Pueblo
- La Concepción
- El Condado
- Cotocallao
- La Ecuatoriana
- La Ferroviaria
- Guamaní
- El Inca
- Iñaquito
- Itchimbía
- Jipijapa
- Kennedy
- La Libertad
- Magdalena
- Mariscal Sucre
- La Mena
- Ponceano
- Puengasí
- Quitumbe
- Rumipamba
- El Salvador
- San Bartolo
- San Blas
- San Juan
- San Marcos
- San Roque
- San Sebastián
- Santa Bárbara
- Santa Prisca
- Solanda
- Turubamba
- La Vicentina
- Villa Flora
- Alangasí
- Amaguaña
- Atahualpa
- Calacalí
- Calderón
- Chavezpamba
- Checa
- Conocoto
- Cumbayá
- Gualea
- Guangopolo
- Guayllabamba
- Llano Chico
- Lloa
- La Merced
- Nanegal
- Nanegalito
- Nayón
- Nono
- Pacto
- Perucho
- Pifo
- Píntag
- Pomasqui
- Puéllaro
- Puembo
- El Quinche
- San Antonio
- San José de Minas
- Tababela
- Tumbaco
- Yaruquí
- Zámbiza
0°13′58.7″S 78°30′53.9″W / 0.232972°S 78.514972°W / -0.232972; -78.514972
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