Otavalo
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| Region | Imbabura | |
| Volunteered in Imbabura | ||
| Bryndis Andrade, Howard Rhea Cole, Don Dilworth, Lee Marshall Fagen, Loren Finnell, Barbara Hunter Whitfill, Randy Jackson, Peter O. Kircher, Kent Lupberger, Marc Anthony Mahoney, Robert N. Mowbray, Jimmy A. Rankin, Paul Robillard, John Schwager, Paul Warpeha | ||
| Other sites in Imbabura | ||
| CahuasquÃÂ, Cotacachi, Ibarra, Milagro, Otavalo | ||
| Volunteers who served at Otavalo | ||
| Howard Rhea Cole, Don Dilworth, Barbara Hunter Whitfill, Kent Lupberger, Robert N. Mowbray, Paul Robillard, Paul Warpeha | ||
| Projects at Otavalo | ||
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| Otavalo, Ecuador | |
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Otavalo
(0° 13' 53" N, 78° 15' 35" WLatitude: 0.23138888888889
Longitude: -78.259722222222)
(0° 13' 53" N, 78° 15' 35" WLatitude: 0.23138888888889
Longitude: -78.259722222222)
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Volunteers Who Have Served in Otavalo
| Started service in | Ended service in | Served in sector | Primary assignment was | |
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| Robert N. Mowbray | 2438030.51963 | 2439126.51966 | Environment | |
| Barbara Hunter Whitfill | 2438761.51965 | 2439491.51967 | ||
| Paul Robillard | 2439856.51968 | 2440587.51970 | Environment | |
| Don Dilworth | 2440587.51970 | 2442048.51974 | Education | |
| Howard Rhea Cole | 2441317.51972 | 2442778.51976 | Education | |
| Paul Warpeha | 2442048.51974 | 2443509.51978 | Agriculture | |
| Kent Lupberger | 2442413.51975 | 2443509.51978 | Education |
[edit] Description of Otavalo
Located in the Sierran province of Imbabura, Otavalo is known for its sales of indigenous handicrafts.
[edit] History of Otavalo
[edit] Potential Community Projects
[edit] Presence of NGOs
[edit] Transportation
Otavalo has a small Terminal Terrestre (bus terminal) which has buses leaving for Cayambe, Ibarra and Quito as well as several outlying towns.