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CUZCO:
THE
HISTORICAL
AND
MONUMENTAL
CITY OF PERU
today maintain their original :n.ames. These subuQ'bs, itraversed
by
Gm·cHaso, were as folloW·s:
l.
Huaca Puneu (Sacred Entrance) •a,t
the entrance to the
city, on the Rio Huatanai, 11ow called Saphi, meaning Root.
2.
Ccollccampata, (Honey-com!b Walk),
to
the n•orth of the
city ·and •ait
the foot of Mount SaccsaiJhuan:nán;
today
in
thtt
di·stmi<;t called San Orist01bal.
3.
Ocantm-pata, (Cárnation Wa,lk), to <the east of Ocolccam–
pata. Has lost
its
-Original name ·anod is today farm 1and.
4.
Pumacurca, (Pan•ther Snare); so callad today.
A
street
to
tlie heights of San Cristobal, to tbe ea!'t.
5.
Ttoc o Caehi (SaJ.t Hole), to
t:he
east of the city. Known
as
an BJ.a"s.
6.
Munai
of
the last
named subur .
7.
Rimac
city.
It
lietain
_.-o-_
proclaimed a
)Ud
·6.ers.
8.
Pu
ce
O
upan, ffhe 'I'ig
r~
Tale), to tlhe
sou.thof
the
city, the present sita- of tlÍe railway station for Mollendo, and the
confluence of the riverS' (strean:ns) of Cuz00-.
9.
Cayaocahi, (me·aning unkinown), to the east of the
eity.
N
on-eX:is<tent tooday.
10.
ChaquilocJiaca, (Sea-wee·d B¡.-idg,e), to the east; now known
as Belén.
11.
Ccolque Maichchacchuai, (Silver
S~ke,
on ac.count ' of the
color of the wa.ter and the coursc of ithe stream), ne:iir to Oha·
q•uilchaca.
12.
K]rillipata, (Hawk Walk), tod'ay uwpopulated, but
still
retains its u.ame
13._
Picchu, (
possib.lymeans Heights), to .the northea¡;t on
th~
railway line to Convención. Still re<tains i.lts ll'ame.
14. Carmencca,
(definition unknown). Now known as San·
ta
AJJ'ª·