Nazca Lines is a rock art site in Peru, large geoglyphs made in the soil of the Nazca Desert in Peru. Pyramason catalogues it as PYR-071410 at -14.69750, -75.13500 (14°41'51.0"S 75°08'06.0"W).
Wikidata records a construction date of 199 BCE.
Recorded heritage designations: World Heritage Site, cultural heritage of Peru.
There are 22 other catalogued sites within 5 km of it, 43 within 25 km and 53 within 50 km. That density is itself the finding: this is not an isolated monument but part of a worked landscape.
Open on the map| Pyramason ID | PYR-071410 |
|---|---|
| Country | Peru |
| Classified as | rock art site |
| Coordinates | -14.69750, -75.13500 |
| 14°41'51.0"S 75°08'06.0"W | |
| Sites within 25 km | 43 |
| Sites within 50 km | 53 |
This site is one of the fifty in Collection 01: the monument, its geometry, and these exact coordinates printed beneath.
See the Nazca Lines tee