Ambato
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==History of Ambato== | ==History of Ambato== | ||
| + | Ambato is a very busy city. Ambato has street markets. I believe each Monday Ambato has its largest street market. This is the time when you should buy all of your goods when you are able to carry everything you have purchased. | ||
==Potential Community Projects== | ==Potential Community Projects== | ||
| + | Many communities outside Ambato need assistance with water. Clean water needs to be brought into communities and modern sewage systems need to be installed so waste water can leave many communities. | ||
==Presence of NGOs== | ==Presence of NGOs== | ||
==Transportation== | ==Transportation== | ||
| + | Buses are a major form of transportation in Ambato. | ||
==Climate== | ==Climate== | ||
| + | The August climate can be very cool during the night. Remember to purchase blankets from the street vendors in Ambato so you will remain warm during the August nights. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:08, 31 May 2009
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| Region | Tungurahua Province | |
| Volunteered in Tungurahua Province | ||
| Other sites in Tungurahua Province | ||
| Ambato | ||
| Volunteers who served at Ambato | ||
| Karen Allison, Ralph Archung, Victor L Berthelsdorf, Diane Claerbout, Howard Rhea Cole, Forrest D Corson, Hubert J. Dufner, Jeffrey D. Dunlap, Bernard J. Fisken, William D. Guzman, Kent Lupberger, Monica Lyons Torres, John Preissing, Thomas E. Roberts, Fran Ruddick … further results | ||
| Projects at Ambato | ||
 | Ambato follows the same naming convention as an article in Wikipedia. go there! What's this? |
 | See Appropriate technology information on Ambato at:Ambato at Appropedia. |
| Ambato, Ecuador | |
| If you served in Ecuador, please create a page on yourself. Thanks!
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Ambato
(1° 14' 57" S, 78° 36' 60" WLatitude: -1.2491666666667
Longitude: -78.616666666667)
(1° 14' 57" S, 78° 36' 60" WLatitude: -1.2491666666667
Longitude: -78.616666666667)
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Volunteers Who Have Served in Ambato
[edit] Description of Ambato
Ambato is the provincial capital of Tungurahua Province.
[edit] History of Ambato
Ambato is a very busy city. Ambato has street markets. I believe each Monday Ambato has its largest street market. This is the time when you should buy all of your goods when you are able to carry everything you have purchased.
[edit] Potential Community Projects
Many communities outside Ambato need assistance with water. Clean water needs to be brought into communities and modern sewage systems need to be installed so waste water can leave many communities.
[edit] Presence of NGOs
[edit] Transportation
Buses are a major form of transportation in Ambato.
[edit] Climate
The August climate can be very cool during the night. Remember to purchase blankets from the street vendors in Ambato so you will remain warm during the August nights.