Bucay

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Bucay, Ecuador
Region Guayas
Volunteered in Guayas
John C. Abramowicz, Lewis R Applegate, O. Rickey Harris, Philip Hernick, Keith Jamtgaard, Donald Kelly, Barbara Lehman von Behren, Terry Linkletter, Ronald Rivera, Joseph Rizzari, Sonia Vazquez, Kathleen Mossman Vitale, and Paul Vitale
Other sites in Guayas
Bucay, El Triunfo, Guayaquil, and Naranjal
Volunteers who served at Bucay
Projects at Bucay
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Bucay, Ecuador
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Bucay
(-2.2047190, -79.1777110Latitude: 2°12′16.988″S
Longitude: 79°10′39.76″W)


Volunteers Who Have Served in Bucay


Bucay is the canton capitol of the canton Bucay. It is sometimes known as General Antonio Elizalde, lies adjacent to the town of Cumandá, which is the canton capitol of the canton Cumandá, in the province of Riobamba. The Ecuadorian railroad runs through Bucay. The town has the dubious honor of being the birthplace of Lorena Bobbitt.

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