Iñapari facts for kids

Map showing the tri-border area with Iñapari (Peru), Assis Brasil (Brazil), and Bolpebra (Bolivia)

Iñapari is a small village in Peru. It is the main town of the Tahuamanu Province in the Madre de Dios Region. Iñapari is special because it sits right on the border where three countries meet: Bolivia, Brazil, and Peru.

This village is connected to Brazil by a big international bridge called the Brazil-Peru Integration Bridge. This bridge crosses the Acre River. It was finished in 2006 and is an important part of the Interoceanic Highway. This highway links São Paulo, Brazil, all the way to Lima, Peru.

Iñapari has about 1,500 people living there. Since the Interoceanic Highway opened, more and more people have moved to Iñapari. This growth in population is called "demographic growth." The main way people make a living in Iñapari is by selling handmade crafts. They also trade some goods with Brazil.

See also

• In Spanish: Iñapari para niños