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	IBARRA - LoveToKnow Article on IBARRA
		N.N.E. of Quito, on a small fertile plain at the northern foot of Imbabura volcano, 7300 ft. above sealevel.
		It stands on the left bank of the Tahuando, a small stream whose waters flow\n~th and west to the Pacific through the Mira, and is separated from the higher plateau of Quito by an elevated transverse ridge of which the Imbabura and Mojanda volcanoes form a part.
		it has suffered from the eruptions of Imbabura, and more severely from earthquakes, that of 1859 causing great damage to its public buildings, and the greater one of the 16th of August 1868 almost completely destroyed the town and killed a large number of its inhabitants.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /I/IB/IBARRA.htm (312 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Imbabura's ethnic diversity and the gross disparity in land distribution, suffered mainly by the indigenous and fl populations but also some poor colonos, makes it a fertile ground for exploring the dialectical tension between the two strands of the Indian movement.
		Two possible explanations for Imbabura's seemingly apathetic contribution to the uprising are ruled out: i) that the provincial federations, FICI and FICAPI, do not yet have the organizational capacity to mobilize the masses and ii) that the issue of agrarian reform was not perceived to merit a national protest.
		In Imbabura, where both FICI and FICAPI are jointly responsible for the administration of this department, the assignment of positions has turned into a contentious matter embroiled in the internal politics of the federations.
	www.iimahd.ernet.in /~brij/cjlcs.doc (8304 words)

	Basics II (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		With the decision to concentrate in the Imbabura Province, BASICS and its partners began a series of IMCI clinical training courses in 1997 that eventually graduated 1,600 doctors, nurses, and health auxiliaries from the MOH, as well as staff of the Seguro Social Campesino, NGOs, and medical and nursing schools.
		Imbabura may be the only province in Latin America where every health worker received IMCI clinical skills training.
		A baseline study was conducted in April 1997 using the Rapid Appraisal instrument, and a follow-up evaluation was conducted in September 1998 to determine changes in practices of health workers in Imbabura.
	www.basics.org /programs/basics1/ecuador.html (1603 words)

	Imbabura Ecuador - Ministry of Tourism - Ecuador
		Imbabura’s hotel facilities and tourist infrastructure are among the best in the country.
		Outside Ibarra and throughout the province of Imbabura, there are lovely country hotels, both old and new, which welcome the visitor to the beautiful hidden corners of the area.
		In several villages in Imbabura (and other parts of the country), the indigenous people hold festivals to celebrate the harvest and in honor of the sun.
	www.vivecuador.com /html2/eng/imbabura_en.htm (754 words)

	Main destinations when you travel to Ecuador, including Quito, Guayaquil, Galapagos Islands, Cuenca, Otavalo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		It is situated between the Imbabura volcano (4,609 meters) and the Cotacachi volcano (4,939 meters).
		The province of Imbabura is a land of lakes and towering mountains.
		This town is in the north of Ecuador and it is lying at the foot of the Imbabura volcano (45 miles north east of Quito).
	www.andeanodyssey.com /dest01ecu.htm (983 words)

	On the road in South America - Travelogues - La Esperanza (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The village is situated on the slope of Imbabura and has a great view over Ibarra and the mountainous region.
		At dinner I met again with Zhiyu who is taking Spanish classes in Otavalo and uses the weekends to climb the volcano’s and mountains nearby as he is also planning to climb Chimborozo.
		With a bit of a delay we were dropped of just before 6 and it looked like that Imbabura wasn’t in the clouds as it usually is. Just started to walk and again my stomach is giving me a hard time.
	www.backpackingforlife.com /southamerica/travelogues/logue-esperanza.html (730 words)

	Otavalo : Attractions \| Frommers.com
		Imbabura Province is most famous for the Saturday market in Otavalo.
		Nature lovers should also take note: With the snow-covered Cayambe overhead and green mountains in the distance, Imbabura is a place of stunning beauty.
		There are several excellent hikes in the area, including one from Otavalo to the Peguche Waterfalls or the 4-hour hike around Cuicocha, the crater lake.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/otavalo/2831010029.html (1297 words)

	Otavalo : Introduction \| Frommers.com
		Imbabura Province, and the town of Otavalo in particular, is a shopper's paradise.
		According to local legend, Cotacachi is the area's symbolic mother; Imbabura is the father, standing watch.
		To feel the inspirational powers of Mother Nature, I recommend spending a few days exploring the area, breathing in the fresh air, gazing at the dark blue waters of the local crater lakes, and standing in awe of the snow-covered volcanoes.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/otavalo/2831010001.html (373 words)

	Documento sin título (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Northern and western flanks of Cayambe volcano, Otavalo region, and southern and western flanks of Imbabura volcano.
		Imbabura volcano, located in the Interandean Valley, had important activity in Late Pleistocene and Early Holocene times.
		In the late afternoon we will drive northwards to the foot of Imbabura volcano, where we will stay at a hotel-hacienda of the 1700's.
	www.citiesonvolcanoes4.com /htm/fieldtrips/c2cayambe.htm (342 words)

	Ecuador Imbabura Province - Otavalo Travel
		A visit to Ecuador is never complete with out at least a few days spent in Imbabura, the province of lakes and mountains, of inspiring landscapes and folklore.
		It lies at 8,300 ft above sea level in a spring-like valley, situated between the Imbabura volcano (15,118 feet) and the Cotacachi volcano (16,200 feet).
		Chota: this town is located in a valley with warm weather and desert landscape that contrasts with the rest of Imbabura.
	www.exploringecuador.com /articulos/nuevos/imbabura_ecuador.htm (460 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Has been on air a few times during the last week with "semi religious" programmes, which made believe that it was Radio Chortis (Guatemala) and lazy as I am, I didn´t waited for the ID! This date they had instead nonstop cumbia-music in a hot tempo, a music style that does not fit for Guatemala.
		The programme was called "Al aire" which ended 0005 UTC when the ID also came as a total surprise: "Escuchan C.R.I. Centro Radiofónico de Imbabura transmitiendo en 1230 kilociclos desde la ciudad de Ibarra".
		One interesting note, when I was in the province of Imbabura several of the stations gave a different QTH than the listed "Ibarra".
	www.cumbredx.org /cdxsp/cdxsp3761.txt (312 words)

	Centro Cultural Imbabura - Ecuador Music & MP3 - InsidEcuador Travel Magazine :: GoEcuador.com
		Centro Cultural Imbabura is an Andean band that promotes traditional indigenous music and dance of Ecuador's northern Andes.
		The band has been at the center of a diverse musical scene in Imbabura province, but with its new CD, Centro Cultural Imbabura hopes to make its mark on international radio stations.
		The band is part of a musical network from Imbabura province, including Grupo Añoranza (Añoranza Band), Banda Municipal de Cotacachi (Cotacachi's Municipal Band) and others that promote the Pacha Mama culture by staging regular events.
	www.goecuador.com /mp3/centro-imbabura.html (248 words)

	Up Close...Way Up Close: Galapagos Islands and Ecuador Highlands
		Travelers to the Galapagos are placed in the enviable position of connecting to the islands through Ecuador’s capital, Quito, sitting at 9,500 feet altitude and surrounded by volcanic peaks of the Andes.
		Since the museum is so large, we found it best to focus our brief afternoon visit on the early archeology and Inca ages, the incredible gold indigenous art display, and the social realism section of modern art.
		A two-hour drive north from Quito on the Pan-American Highway brought us to Imbabura Province where Cotacachi and Imbabura Mountain tower over a patchwork of green farms coating the valley floor and ascending the volcanic slopes.
	www.highonadventure.com /Hoa01dec/Galapagos/galapagos.htm (1241 words)

	Main (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Imbabura is a good acclimatisation mountain for the higher peaks of Ecuador.
		It lies near the tourist town Otovalo, and can be climbed in one day from the road end near La Esperanza (Accomodation at Case de Aida).
		From the saddle the route involves some rock scrambling (grade I-II) towards a foresummit and than via a col to the main summit.
	home.hetnet.nl /~jfzt22/imbabura.html (86 words)

	Welcome to InsidEcuador Travel Magazine :: GoEcuador.com
		From the time of their ancestors, the townspeople of Peguche (province of Imbabura) have used music as an important mode of expression.
		After observing the innate musical talent of the indigenous farmers, the project changed to uniting the musicians from Imbabura under one roof.
		We continue to work and struggle and that is how we survive." Today, only three of its original members are still around.
	www.goecuador.com /mp3/nianda-maniachi.html (484 words)

	Query results-TAMU Research Vouchers: ecuador (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Sample from plants growing in the field with maize at the village of Camuendoalong the margin of Lake San Pablo.
		Sample from the quinua harvest of a small farm at Camuendo, a small villagealong the margin of Lake San Pablo.
		Sample from the harvest of a grower in Agato, a small village near Otavaloalong Lake San Pablo.
	www.csdl.tamu.edu /FLORA/cgi/ruled_html_query2?p=/herbaria/FLORA/biolherb/biolmisc&q=ecuador (3328 words)

	When You Go -- Galapgos Islands and Ecuador Highlands
		Visitors to the Ecuador Highlands, such as Imbabura Province to the north, have the option of arranging for a driving service if they are staying at one of the haciendas (below), or they may opt to rent a car.
		The Pan American Highway is a two-lane road which connects the major towns and most of the villages in Imbabura Province.
		If you are up for a splurge, it is recommended to base your visit to Imbabura Province from one of the hacienda hosterias in the countryside, close to the array of Indian villages.
	www.highonadventure.com /Hoa01dec/Galapagos/galapadet.htm (574 words)

	SONORAMA'S Ecuador Travel Profiles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This city, nestled between the Lago San Pablo and the Imbabura mountain, is an ideal destination on its own.
		Ibarra can be reached by bus from Quito, in under three hours, or a half hour bus ride north of Otavalo.
		It is the ideal starting point for several hikes in the area, including to Imbabura mountain, or for day trips to other towns such as Cotacachi and Otavalo.
	members.aol.com /SONORAMA/sonotrav.htm (304 words)

	Ecuador: Surrounded by Ancient Mountains
		Casa Imbabura is a recently built cottage with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths and adjoining living room on the grounds of Hacienda Cusin in the sierra of Ecuador 8500 feet above sea level.
		Located 90 minutes north of Quito, near the equator and the village of San Pablo and surrounded by ancient mountains with evocative names of Cayambe and Imbabura, Hacienda Cusin is a restored hacienda built in 1602 featuring 25 guest rooms.
		Casa Imbabura has a living room with vaulted beam ceiling, a beautiful stone fireplace and local antique furnishings, and views of extinct volcano Imbabura from every window.
	www.ivponline.com /vacation-rentals/ecuador_id-2180.html (353 words)

	tours (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Visit to a molienda for the observation of the process of elaboration of natural Sugar (panela), visit Salinas population and the salineros (salt from the ground).
		Ascent to the "Taita Imbabura" mountain protector of the otavaleños it´s peak is to 4.610 mts.
		A short walk took you toward an excellent mirador from where you admired the whole valley of the Imbabura.
	www.geocities.com /zulaytur/body_tours.htm (217 words)

	FICI
		INRUJTA-FICI is the historic Quichua organization of Imbabura, constituted on May 1, 1974.
		We seek to collect the political experiences and struggles of the Quichua People of Imbabura in an effort to eliminate all the forms of exploitation, oppression, and racial discrimination that we have faced for five centuries.
		In their place, we propose the construction of a society that is based in solidarity, community, humanism and the recognition of and respect for difference.
	www2.truman.edu /~marc/webpages/nativesp99/otavalo/fici.html (374 words)

	Imbabura Hotel Lodging, Discount Hotel Lodging in Imbabura
		The list is neither exhaustive nor representative of Hotel Lodging in Imbabura.
		We wish to present this information of Hotel Lodging in Imbabura websites only for reference purposes.
		Hacienda constructed in 1580, offers 21 rooms come with a private bath and guests have access to the hacienda's sun-heated pool, bar, restaurant, historical photography museum, mountain bikes and stables.
	www.habibintl.com /imbabura-hotel-lodging.htm (221 words)

	Cotopaxi, Chimborazo Expedition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Climbing four peaks in Ecuador is more akin to undertaking four separate expedition ascents, with each peak posing a different set of objectives to be overcome, and each being quite geologically unique.
		Our program commences on the dormant and eroded Imbabura in the countries north, a spectacular ridge climb and acclimatisation ascent one day from our hotel rooms in Quito.
		After a quick two day non technical ascent we pass throuhg San Pablo del Lago, a regular haunt of some of the world's best selling authors, before heading back to the famous market town of Otavalo for some souvenir and tapestry shopping.
	www.fieldtouring.com /expeditions/ecuador.html (1339 words)

	Location - Imbabura Province, Cotacachi and Otavalo Markets - La Mirage
		Map of Imbabura Province, Ecuador - showing locations of Cotacachi, and Otavalo, famous for it's markets, relative to La Mirage Garden Hotel and Spa.
		At Left: The city of Otavalo is famous for its markets run by the area's indigenous people and where one may purchase hand crafted textiles, carved stone objects, and other neat things.
		When traveling in Ecuador, visiting Otavalo is a "must do" when in Imbabura Province.
	www.larc1.com /ecuador/lamirage/lm_location.html (214 words)

	Ecuador Andes region
		The rainy season (Winter) starts from October to May and the dry season (Summer) from June to September.
		The lake is famous for the car racing track surrounding it, which is used during the festivities.
		The most famous specialties from the Loja area are: Cecina (thin pork meat cooked over open flames) and Repe (green banana soup made with a special banana type grown up only in this area).
	www.thebestofecuador.com /sierra.htm (2684 words)

	Ecuador - Riding from Quito, Hazienda Cusin and Galapagos Islands Add Ons with Hidden Trails.
		Cusin's 40-acre complex is located at an elevation of 8,000 ft in the Ecuadorian Sierra, 90 minutes north of Quito, on the outskirts of the village of San Pablo de Lago and its two mile crater lake.
		The mountains of Cotocachi (15,300 ft.), Mojanda and Imbabura (15,250 ft.) dramatize the green landscape and Laguna San Pablo reflects the scene.
		Day 5 Morning ride after breakfast to Imbabura Mountain with picnic.
	hiddentrails.com /america-south/ecuador/cusin.htm (479 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Ibarra
		Diocese in Southern Ecuador, suffragan of Quito, created by Pius IX, 29 December, 1862, out of the provinces of Carchi and Imbabura, previously within the Archdiocese of Quito.
		miles, with a Catholic population of 104,000, including 36,000 in the province of Carchi (Tulcan, the capital, alone comprising 5000), and 68,000 in the province of Imbabura (Ibarra, the capital and seat of the diocese, numbering 5600).
		The 28 parishes of the diocese are divided among 8 deaneries (vicariatos foraneos): Tulcan, S. Gabriel and Mira, in the province of Carchi; Otavalo, Cotacachi, Urcuqui, Hatuntaqui, and Ibarra (foraneo central), in the province of Imbabura.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/07613c.htm (571 words)

	Haciendas of Ecuador (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In the heart of Imbabura province, only 5 Kms.
		A must for anyone who is seeking a peaceful respite in beautiful surroundings, complete with a view of the majestic Imbabura volcano.
		The hacienda has 16 luxury suites with fireplaces, ranging from singles to quadruples.
	www.tropiceco.com /html/haciendas.html (684 words)

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