Lima District, Paraguay
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| Coordinates: 23°54′00″S 56°19′59″W / 23.900°S 56.333°W | |||
| Country | Paraguay | ||
| Department | San Pedro | ||
| Founder | 1792 Fray Pedro Bartolomé | ||
| Government | |||
| • Intendente municipal | Julio César Franco Sosa | ||
| Area | |||
| • Total | 992 km2 (383 sq mi) | ||
| Population (2008) | |||
| • Total | 10,367 | ||
| • Density | 13/km2 (30/sq mi) | ||
| Time zone | -4 Gmt | ||
| Postal code | 8430 | ||
Lima is a town of the Department of San Pedro Paraguay.
One of the districts of the Second Department of San Pedro Paraguay, which is more than 330 km from the city Asuncion.
It was founded in 1792 and it is credited to Fray Pedro Bartolome, as a mission with Guanás Indians, on the shores of Aguaray River.
Lima was founded in 1901, as the 2nd district. Department of San Pedro.
With an area of approximately 992 km², and an estimated population of 10,367 Inhab
Located on the River Aguaray Guazú, whose main activities are livestock, the exploitation of mate and some agricultural crops.
With its population of about 10,367 inhabitants it has a density of 13 inhabitants / km².
It also has airfields for small and medium-sized machines.
This district is accessible by Route 3 General Elizardo Aquino, and Route No. 11 Juana de Lara.
Other routes are without pavement.
The internal roads do not have any kind of paving.
Today, this district has public transport services with interdistrict services and daily services up to the country's capital, and also to Ciudad del Este Pedro Juan Caballero Brazil, Argentina and Chile.
The District has an airport (runway).
It’s bordered on the north by the District of Nueva Germania and the District of Santa Rosa del Aguaray, both districts separated by the Aguaray Guazú River.
To the south are the District of San Pablo and the District of Choré. The Jejui Guazú River; separates the two districts.
To the east lies the District General Isidro Resquín. At the west lies the District of San Pedro de Ycuamandiyú, and the District of Nueva Germania, the Aguaray Guazú River separates both districts.
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