Mariscal Cáceres National Forest
Mariscal Cáceres National Forest | |
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Location | Mariscal Cáceres Province, Peru |
The Mariscal Caceres National Forest (Spanish mariscal marshal) is situated in the Mariscal Cáceres Province of Peru.
It is subject to deforestation.[1] A 1995 projection was that 2.17% of the area was deforested and by 2000 2.55% would be.[2]
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- Yanesha
- Alexander von Humboldt
- Mariscal Cáceres
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- Algarrobal El Moro
- Ancón
- Bosque de Zárate
- Khapia
- Chancaybaños
- Huayhuash
- Illescas
- Lomas de Ancón
- Nieva River
- Santiago-Comaina
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