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Top of the TGN hierarchy
(hierarchy root)
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World
(facet)
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South America
(continent)
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Peru
(nation)
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San Martín
(region (administrative division))
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Barrio Obrero Industrial
(inhabited place)
............................
Bellavista
(inhabited place)
............................
Breña
(inhabited place)
............................
Calzada
(inhabited place)
............................
Chasuta
(inhabited place)
............................
Gran Pajatén
(deserted settlement)
............................
Huicungo
(inhabited place)
............................
Jepelacio
(inhabited place)
............................
Juan Guerra
(inhabited place)
............................
Juanjuí
(inhabited place)
............................
Lamas
(inhabited place)
............................
Los Pinchudos
(tomb(s))
............................
Morales
(inhabited place)
............................
Moyobamba
(inhabited place)
............................
Pachiza
(inhabited place)
............................
Penitentiary Ruin
(ruins)
............................
Picota
(inhabited place)
............................
Rioja
(inhabited place)
............................
Sacanche
(inhabited place)
............................
San Antonio
(inhabited place)
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San José de Sisa
(inhabited place)
............................
Saposoa
(inhabited place)
............................
Sauce
(inhabited place)
............................
Tabalosos
(inhabited place)
............................
Tarapoto
(inhabited place)
............................
Tingo de Saposoa
(inhabited place)
............................
Uchiza
(inhabited place)
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