Crossword Clue: Ecuador neighbor
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- Amazonian country
- Amazon's source
- Andean country
- Andean land
- Andean nation
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- Andean territory
- Andes country
- Andes land
- Andes Mountains country
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- Andes nation
- A neighbor of Chile
- A vicuña is on its coat of arms
- Arequipa is its second-largest city
- Arequipa's land
- Big coca producer
- Big cocaine exporter
- Big copper exporter
- Atahualpa's country
- Big silver exporter
- Big zinc exporter
- Biodiverse South American country
- Birthplace of Paddington Bear
- Birthplace of Yma Sumac
- Aymara is spoken here
- Alan García is its president
- Bolivia neighbor
- Alpaca country
- Alpaca habitat
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- Bolivian neighbor
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- Amazon basin land
- Amazon basin nation
- Borderer of Brazil and Bolivia
- Center of an Incan empire
- Center of the Incan empire
- Cerro de Pasco site
- Iquitos's country
- Brazil and Bolivia neighbor
- Brazil borderer
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- Home for llamas
- Home of Chan Chan and Cuzco
- Home of forests in perpetual fog
- Home of Machu Picchu
- Home of many Quechua speakers
- Home of novelist Mario Vargas Llosa
- Home of Quechua speakers
- Home of the 11,000-foot-deep Cotahuasi Canyon
- Home of the "Children of the Sun"
- Home of the Norte Chico civilization
- Home of the oldest university in the Western Hemisphere (founded in 1551)
- Home of the sol
- Home of the U.N.'s Javier Pérez de Cuéllar
- Home of the volcano El Misti
- Home of the writer Mario Vargas Llosa
- Home to a majority of the world's alpacas
- Home to llamas and vicuñas
- Home to llamas
- Home to Machu Picchu
- Home to many llamas
- Home to many Quechua speakers
- Home to vicuñas
- Ecuador neighbor
- Ecuadorean neighbor
- Ecuador's neighbor to the south
- Ecuador's neighbor
- Homeland of Literature Nobelist Mario Vargas Llosa
- Homeland of Paddington Bear
- Fujimori's country
- Fujimori's land
- It borders Brazil and Bolivia
- It borders Brazil
- It borders the state of Amazonas
- Charter OAS member
- El Misti volcano locale
- El Misti's home
- El Misti's land
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- El Misti’s location
- El Misti's location
- El Misti's place
- Conquistador's locale
- Half-owner of Lake Titicaca
- Emperor Atahualpa's land
- Chile neighbor
- Chile's northern neighbor on the Pacific
- Chile's northern neighbor
- It won independence from Spain in 1824
- Chincha Islands country
- Huascarán is its highest peak
- Huascarán is its highest point
- Huascarán locale
- Huascaran locale
- Huascaran National Park nation
- Cotahuasi Canyon's country
- Its capital is Lima
- Its coat of arms depicts a vicuña
- Its coat of arms includes a vicuña
- Its coat of arms shows a vicuna
- Its currency is the nuevo sol
- Country between Ecuador and Bolivia
- Country bordering Lake Titicaca
- Country conquered by Pizarro
- Country from which the Kon-Tiki embarked
- Country from which the Kon-Tiki sailed
- Its flag bears a vicuna
- Country in South America
- Country in the Amazon Basin
- Country in the Andean highlands
- Country in the Andes
- Its flag features a vicuna
- Its flag has a llama and cinchona tree
- Its flag has a vicuña on it
- Country located in what was once the Inca Empire
- Country mentioned in Sinatra's "Come Fly With Me"
- Country near the equator
- Country north of Chile
- Country of the Incas
- Country south of Ecuador
- Country that borders both Brazil and Chile
- Country that borders Ecuador, Brazil, and Bolivia
- Country that has many llamas
- Country that was once home to the Incan Empire
- Country that's almost pure?
- Country that's home to many llamas
- Country that's north of Chile
- Country that's west of Brazil
- Its highest peak is Huascaran
- Its highest point is Huascarán
- Country where one can hike the Inca Trail
- Country where Quechua and Aymara are spoken
- Country where Quechua is an official language
- Country where Quechua is spoken
- Country where "Raiders of the Lost Ark" begins
- Country where the Amazon begins
- Country where the potato originally came from
- Country whose capital is Lima
- Country whose languages include Quechua
- Country with a navy that patrols Lake Titicaca
- Country with a vicuña on its coat of arms
- Country with the highest railroad
- Country with the westernmost point in mainland South America
- Country
- It's just north of Chile
- Its national animal is the vicuña
- Its national dish is ceviche
- Its national drink is the pisco sour
- It's north of Chile
- City in Ind.
- City in Indiana or Illinois
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- City of Indiana or Illinois
- Its seal features a vicuña, a cinchona tree, and a cornucopia of coins
- City on the Wabash
- Its state flag features a vicuña
- Equatorial land
- Callao is its chief port
- Callao locale
- Callao location
- Callao's land
- Ill. city
- Ill. or Ind. city
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- Javier Pérez de Cuéllar's land
- Javier Perez de Cuellar's land
- Heart of the Inca empire
- Inca land, once
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- Indiana city nicknamed "The Circus Capital of the World"
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- Indiana city where the International Circus Hall of Fame is located
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- "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" setting
- Indiana town that's home to the International Circus Hall of Fame
- Indiana town where Cole Porter was born and buried
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- Cole Porter was born here
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- Cole Porter's birth city
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- Cuzco country
- Cuzco setting
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- Cuzco's home
- Cuzco's land
- Colombia neighbor
- Colombia's neighbor
- Where Lima is capital
- Where Lima is located
- Where Lima is
- Where Lima lies
- Where llamas roam
- Where Machu Picchu is
- Where Pizarro landed: 1532
- Where Puno is
- Where Quechua is spoken
- Where Quechua may be heard
- Where Quechua might be heard
- Where "Raiders of the Lost Ark" begins
- Original home of Paddington Bear
- Where Simón Bolívar was once president
- Where sols are spent
- Where the 2003 true-life film "Touching the Void" is set
- Where the Amazon arises
- Where the Amazon begins
- Where the Amazon originates
- Where the Amazon rises
- Where the Amazon starts
- Where the Inca ruled
- Where the Kon-Tiki set sail from
- Where the Kon-Tiki trip began
- Where the Kon-Tiki's journey began
- Where the Marañón flows
- Where the Norte Chico civilization flourished
- Where the nuevo sol is spent
- Where the source of the Amazon is
- Where the Ucayali begins
- Where the Ucayali flows
- Where the Urubamba flows
- Where the volcano El Misti is
- Where to find Lima and llamas
- Where to find Machu Picchu
- Where to get a new sol
- Pizarro conquered it
- Pizarro conquest
- Pizarro's conquest
- Where to see El Misti
- Where to spend a nuevo sol
- Where to spend soles
- Setting for many Vargas Llosa novels
- Setting of many Mario Vargas Llosa novels
- Novelist Mario Vargas Llosa's home
- Mountainous land
- The Amazon River flows through it
- The Amazon's origin
- The Amazon's prime country
- Place to eat ceviche
- "The Bridge of San Luis Rey" setting
- The Bridge of San Luis Rey setting
- The charango is this country's national instrument
- Some of its residents still speak Quechua
- Town NW of Muncie
- Town on the Wabash
- Mario Vargas Llosa's country
- Mario Vargas Llosa's home
- Mario Vargas Llosa's homeland
- Mario Vargas Llosa's native land
- OAS charter member
- OAS member
- Pacific Coast country with a 22,000-foot peak
- Vicuña land
- Pacific Rim nation
- Paddington Bear's birthplace
- Paddington Bear's country of birth
- Paddington Bear's country of origin
- Paddington Bear's home country
- Paddington Bear's homeland
- Paddington Bear's origin
- Paddington Bear's place of origin
- Quechua is one of its official languages
- Quechua is spoken there
- Quechua-speaking country
- Quechua-speaking land
- Shining Path's country
- "The Motorcycle Diaries" setting
- Pan American Highway land
- Lima is its capital
- Lima land
- Lima-llama-land
- Lima locale
- Lima or llama land
- Lima's country
- Lima's home
- Lima's land
- Lima's locale
- Lima's location
- Lima's nation
- Lima's place
- Lima's there
- The Pan-American Highway runs through it
- "Kon-Tiki" embarkation country
- The Putumayo River forms part of its northern border
- The Temple of the Sun's country
- Trujillo is there
- Trujillo locale
- Lake Titicaca is on its border
- Lake Titicaca is partly in it
- Lake Titicaca locale
- Lake Titicaca neighbor
- Lake Titicaca's country
- Lake Titicaca's land
- Land bordering Lake Titicaca
- Land conquered by Conquistadors
- Land conquered by Pizarro
- Part of Lake Titicaca is in it
- Land in the Andes
- Land liberated by San Martin
- Land north of Chile
- Llama country
- Llama habitat
- Land of El Misti
- Llama-land
- Llama land
- Llama locale
- Llama-rich country
- Llama territory
- Llama's habitat
- Llama's home
- Llamas' land
- Llama's land
- Land of Lima and llamas
- Land of Lima
- Land of llamas and Lima
- Land of llamas and llanos
- Land of llamas
- Old Spanish viceroyalty
- Land of the alpaca
- Land of the Incas
- Land of the llama
- Land of the Quechuas
- Land on the Pacific
- Land once part of Atahualpa's empire
- Member of the OAS
- Land Pizarro invaded in 1532
- Land where Quechua is spoken
- Land with chinchillas
- Nation bordering Lake Titicaca
- Nation conquered by Pizarro
- Nation north of Chile
- Nation on the Pacific
- Nation south of Colombia
- Nation south of Ecuador
- Part of the Amazon Basin
- Nation that shares Lake Titicaca
- Nation whose currency has been hiked up to this puzzle's 12th row
- Nation with Quechua speakers
- Locale for Che Guevara in "The Motorcycle Diaries"
- Ollantaytambo's country
- Nazca Lines locale
- Neighbor of Bolivia
- Neighbor of Brazil
- Neighbor of Chile
- Neighbor of Colombia
- Neighbor of Ecuador and Bolivia
- Neighbor of Ecuador
- Neighbor to Bolivia.
- Neighbour of Chile
- Loreto is its biggest region
- One of the losers in the War of the Pacific
- Region on a Risk board
- Machu Picchu country
- Machu Picchu home
- Machu Picchu land
- Machu Picchu locale
- Machu Picchu location
- Machu Picchu setting
- Machu Picchu site
- Machu Picchu's country
- Machu Picchu's land
- Machu Picchu's locale
- Machu Picchu's place
- President Alan Garcías nation
- President Fujimori's country
- President Fujimori's land
- President García's nation
- President Odria's land.
- President Pedro Kuczynski's country
- Major copper producer
- Major exporter of artichokes and gold
- Major fish exporter
- Opening scene locale in "Raiders of the Lost Ark"
- Norte Chico civilization site
- Major quinoa exporter
- Major silver exporter
- Northern neighbor of Chile
- Make a long story short?
- War of the Pacific participant
- Source of the Amazon
- South American country that borders Ecuador
- South American country that was home to Paddington Bear
- South American country that's home to ancient Inca site Machu Picchu
- South American country that's home to Machu Picchu
- South American country that's next to Ecuador
- South American country where Paddington Bear came from
- South American country where the Incan site Machu Picchu is
- South American country where you'll find Lima and llamas
- South American country whose capital is Lima
- South American country whose name means "turkey" in Portuguese
- South American country with a red-and-white flag
- South American country with the shortest name
- South American country
- South American land that Pizarro conquered
- South American land
- South American nation
- South American republic
- South American territory in the game Risk
- South America's third-largest nation
- S. A. country
- S American country
- S.A. nation
- Silver exporter
- Silver-exporting land
- Site of 1970 earthquake
- Site of a recent magnitude 8 earthquake
- Site of Callao
- Site of El Misti volcano
- Site of Ica and Cuzco
- Site of South America's westernmost mainland point
- Site of the ancient Norte Chico civilization
- Site of the Cordilleras
- Third-largest country in South America
- Ucayali River country
- Tacna's country
- Scene of a Wilder novel
- Scene of Pizarro's conquest
- Yma Sumac's country
- Yma Sumac's homeland
- Seat of Indiana's Miami County
- Seat of the Inca empire
- Titicaca sharer
- Whence Yma Sumac
- Where Arequipa is
- Where Callao is.
- Where Callao is
- Territory on a Risk board
- Where Cuzco is
- Where El Misti rises
- Where El Misti volcano is
Recent Usage of Ecuador neighbor in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Ecuador neighbor" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Ecuador neighbor in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Universal Crossword - April 5, 2020
- Newsday - Aug. 8, 2019
- Newsday - Nov. 22, 2018
- LA Times - July 24, 2018
- Newsday - Jan. 3, 2018
- WSJ Daily - May 2, 2017
- LA Times - May 2, 2016
- Newsday - April 15, 2015
- Newsday - Sept. 15, 2013
- Daily Celebrity - July 5, 2013
- Daily Celebrity - April 19, 2013
- Washington Post - Jan. 22, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 21, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 20, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 19, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 18, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 17, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 16, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 15, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 14, 2012
