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Español: Este majestuoso lugar conocido como Tres Cañones o Cañón de Suykutambo, por estar ubicado en el distrito que lleva el mismo nombre provincia de Espinar y departamento de Cusco, se compone de montañas en cuyas cimas se levantan monumentales formaciones rocosas de origen volcánico que dan el aspecto de interminables y misteriosos bosques de piedras. Estos gigantes de piedra, los Tres Cañones, es el punto donde confluyen los ríos Apurímac, Callumani y Cerritambo para formar el Gran Apurímac.
Deutsch: Tres Cañones de Suykutambo; Einmündung des Río Cayomani (von links) und des Río Cerritambo (von rechts) in den Río Apurímac
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Camera location14° 58′ 31.39″ S, 71° 36′ 37.42″ W Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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