Alfaro, Quito From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 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] ↑ "Lonely Planet Ecuador". Archived from the original on 2008-09-29. Retrieved 2008-04-12. vteParishes of the Metropolitan District of QuitoUrban parishes 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 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 Rural parishes 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 This Ecuador location article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by adding missing information.vte Related Articles
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