Referring Clues

• Novelist Mario Vargas Llosa's home
• Lima's locale
• Where the Amazon originates
• Andes land
• Where El Misti volcano is
• Lima's land
• Callao is its chief port
• Old Spanish viceroyalty
• Country north of Chile
• Major fish exporter
• Home of the U.N.'s Javier Pérez de Cuéllar
• Pizarro conquest
• Incas' land
• Where the Amazon rises
• 24-Down town where Cole Porter was born
• Land of the llama
• Mountainous land
• Alpaca habitat
• Llama country
• Amazon's source
• Fujimori's land
• It became free from Spain in 1821
• Big coca producer
• Big copper exporter
• Home for llamas
• Major silver exporter
• Andean land
• Pan American Highway land
• Where the Ucayali begins
• It borders the state of Amazonas
• Home of the writer Mario Vargas Llosa
• Where the Marañón flows
• Indiana town where Cole Porter was born
• Llama's land
• Big cocaine exporter
• Site of El Misti volcano
• Where the nuevo sol is spent
• Cuzco's country
• Machu Picchu site
• Neighbor of Ecuador
• Conquistador's locale
• El Misti's locale
• Nation with a vicuña on its flag
• Its highest point is Huascarán
• Llama land
• Andean country
• 33-Down's home today
• Big silver exporter
• Indiana city named for a foreign country
• Cuzco's home
• Andean territory
• Land north of Chile
• Where Lima is
• Modern home of the 10-Down
• Its flag has a vicuña on it
• The Pan-American Highway runs through it
• Equatorial land
• Its coat of arms includes a vicuña
• One of the losers in the War of the Pacific
• Locale for Che Guevara in "The Motorcycle Diaries"
• The Putumayo River forms part of its northern border
• Land of Lima and llamas
• Home of novelist Mario Vargas Llosa
• Indiana town where Cole Porter was born and buried
• Where Simón Bolívar was once president
• Machu Picchu's land
• Source of the Amazon
• Chile neighbor
• Machu Picchu's place
• Neighbor of Brazil
• Lake Titicaca is partly here
• Where to find Machu Picchu
• Andes nation
• Cole Porter's Indiana birthplace
• Cuzco's land
• Andean nation
• Where Quechua is spoken
• Country with the world's highest railroad
• Its flag features a vicuna
• Home of Machu Picchu
• Ecuador adjoiner
• Lake Titicaca's country
• South American land
• Country from which the Kon-Tiki sailed
• Country conquered by Pizarro
• Vicuña land
• Cole Porter's Indiana hometown
• Home to Machu Picchu
• Machu Picchu location
• Where the volcano El Misti is
• City of Indiana or Illinois
• Where Lima lies
• Home of the volcano El Misti
• Colombia neighbor
• Land of llamas
• Chile's northern neighbor
• Arequipa is its second-largest city
• Region on a Risk board
• Seat of Indiana's Miami County
• Where to get a new sol
• Member of the OAS
• Brazil borderer
• Where the Amazon starts
• Big zinc exporter
• Ecuador neighbor
• Home to many llamas
• Lake Titicaca is partly in it
• Where sols are spent
• Quechua-speaking land
• Where the Urubamba flows
• Lake Titicaca is on its border
• Brazil neighbor
• Machu Picchu country
• Lima's country
• OAS member
• South American nation
• A vicuña is on its coat of arms
• Land on the Pacific
• 26 Across habitat
• Nation north of Chile
• 7 Down member
• Nation on the Pacific
• Silver-exporting land
• Major copper producer
• Silver exporter
• Bolivia neighbor
• Paddington Bear's origin
• "Kon-Tiki" embarkation country
• Where the Ucayali flows
• Lima-llama-land
• Cole Porter's birth city
• Trujillo locale
• Tacna's country
• Andes country
• A neighbor of Chile
• Fujimori's country
• Machu Picchu locale
• Where Lima is located
• Country of the Incas
• Brazil and Bolivia neighbor
• Nation bordering Lake Titicaca
• Country bordering Lake Titicaca
• Country in the Andean highlands
• Callao location
• Part of Lake Titicaca is in it
• Nation that shares Lake Titicaca
• Town NW of Muncie
• Home of Quechua speakers
• Lake Titicaca neighbor
• Alpaca's habitat
• Cole Porter's birthplace
• Lima's location
• Land of the Incas
• Quechua-speaking country
• Neighbor of Chile
• Nation conquered by Pizarro
• Country divided in 58-Across
• Machu Picchu's country
• Machu Picchu's locale
• Emperor Atahualpa's land
• Charter OAS member
• Home to llamas and vicu%C3%B1as
• El Misti's location
• Lima's place
• Where the source of the Amazon is
• It borders Brazil and Bolivia
• Where Cuzco is
• Ecuador's neighbor
• Land conquered by Conquistadors
• Where the 2003 true-life film "Touching the Void" is set
• Possible location of 5-Down
• Land with chinchillas
• Indiana town that's home to the International Circus Hall of Fame
• See 36-Down
• Home to llamas and vicuñas
• "Kon-Tiki" embarkation country
• Where the Amazon begins
• Where Fujimori ruled
• Land in the Andes
• One-time land of the Incas
• Its coat of arms shows a vicuna
• Where to spend a nuevo sol
• Mario Vargas Llosa's country
• "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" setting
• Lima or llama land
• Where the Kon-Tiki voyage began
• Where the Norte Chico civilization flourished
• South American country
• Colombia's neighbor
• Territory on a Risk board
• Incan homeland
• Home of former U.N. Secretary General Javier Pérez de Cuéllar
• Cuzco locale
• Inca empire, once
• Cordillera Blanca country
• Chincha Islands country
• Where the Kon-Tiki's journey began
• Llamas' land
• Birthplace of Yma Sumac
• Where El Misti rises
• Alpaca's home
• Indiana city
• Llama territory
• Llamas' home
• Machu Picchu's site
• Condor territory
• Toledo's country
• Machu Picchu's home
• 28-Across's land
• Pizarro conquered it
• Inca locale
• Cuzco site
• Inca's home
• Home of the Norte Chico civilization
• Arequipa's land
• Where Lima is capital
• Neighbor of Bolivia
• Where the Inca ruled
• Andes Mountains country
• Amazonian country
• Where El Misti is
• Llama locale
• Country where the Amazon begins
• Alpaca land
• Place to find a 62-Across
• Land of the alpaca
• OAS charter member
• Country mentioned in Sinatra's "Come Fly With Me"
• Inca territory
• Lima's nation
• Pizarro's conquest
• South America's third-largest nation
• Center of the Incan empire
• Country south of Ecuador
• Country with a vicuña on its coat of arms
• Illinois or Indiana city
• It's north of Chile
• Machu Picchu home
• Lake Titicaca locale
• "The Bridge of San Luis Rey" setting
• Homeland of Literature Nobelist Mario Vargas Llosa
• Opening scene locale in "Raiders of the Lost Ark"
• Yma Sumac's homeland
• Country in the Amazon Basin
• Land bordering Lake Titicaca
• Where the Kon-Tiki trip began
• Paddington Bear's country of origin
• Its currency is the nuevo sol
• Land once part of Atahualpa's empire
• South American country with a red-and-white flag
• Indiana city where the International Circus Hall of Fame is located
• War of the Pacific participant
• Paddington Bear's birthplace
• Inca land
• Altiplano locale
• Country from which the Kon-Tiki embarked
• Nazca Lines locale
• Country located in what was once the Inca Empire
• Machu Picchu setting
• Alpaca country
• Ecuador's neighbor to the south
• Home of Chan Chan and Cuzco
• Country whose languages include Quechua
• Lima land
• Lima locale
• Its national animal is the vicuña
• Mario Vargas Llosa's home
• Borderer of Brazil and Bolivia
• Amazon basin nation
• El Misti's location
• It won independence from Spain in 1824
• Brazil's neighbor
• Lima is its capital
• Country where Quechua is an official language
• Site of South America's westernmost mainland point
• Bolivia's neighbor
• Birthplace of Paddington Bear
• Major quinoa exporter
• Llama habitat
• Lima's there
• El Misti's land
• Lima's home
• Altiplano country
• Titicaca sharer
• The Amazon's origin
• South American republic
• South American territory in the game Risk
• Where to find Lima and llamas
• Inca Trail land
• Land where Quechua is spoken
• Nation south of Ecuador
• Aymara is spoken here
• Its coat of arms depicts a vicuña
• Northern neighbor of Chile
• Country where Quechua is spoken
• Biodiverse South American country
• Part of the Amazon Basin
• In Europe Russians see a South American country
• Where Quechua may be heard
• Iquitos's country
• Half-owner of Lake Titicaca
• Huascaran is its highest point
• Vicuña's land, maybe
• The charango is this country's national instrument
• Andean republic
• Homeland of Paddington Bear
• Country in Europe, Rumania
• Paddington Bear's country of birth
• Mario Vargas Llosa's native land
• Where the S. Americans sort letters from Europe?
• Pure chaos in the country
• Its flag bears a vicuna
• Rugby training switched in the country
• A state of pure chaos
• Inca Trail location
• Cuzco setting
• Javier Perez de Cuellar's land
• Callao locale
• Callao's country
• Bolívar liberated it
• Alan García is its president
• President Alan García’s nation
• Norte Chico civilization site
• Mario Vargas Llosa's homeland
• Setting for many Vargas Llosa novels
• See 55 Down
• Country putting physical education over sport
• A lot of reading opposite to 23?
• Instruction about fitness before game for country
• ...the country for sport in general and one specifically
• Home to vicuñas
• Home of the Incas
• Cusco's country
• Country that borders both Brazil and Chile
• Country that's home to many llamas
• Land liberated by San Martin
• Land of Lima
• Pacific Rim nation
• Llama-rich country
• Original home of Paddington Bear
• Huascaran National Park nation
• Home of forests in perpetual fog
• Amazon basin land
• Quechua is spoken there
• Country near the equator
• Home of the oldest university in the Western Hemisphere (founded in 1551)
• Home to llamas
• Home of the 11,000-foot-deep Cotahuasi Canyon
• See 44 Across
• Indiana city or South American country
• Incan home
• Nation with Quechua speakers
• Every upstart has land abroad
• Heart of the Inca empire
• Country between Ecuador and Bolivia
• Paddington Bear's home country
• It's just north of Chile
• Major exporter of artichokes and gold
• El Misti's home
• Site of the ancient Norte Chico civilization
• Country where "Raiders of the Lost Ark" begins
• Pacific Coast country with a 22,000-foot peak
• Country in the Andes
• Home to a majority of the world's alpacas
• The Temple of the Sun's country
• Home to 31-Downs
• Land conquered by Pizarro
• Current name for a country
• Country that borders Chile
• Home of many Quechua speakers
• Ucayali River country
• Country of current interest
• Republican returning to university here in South America
• Country
• Where eruptions may start to burst?
• S American country
• A current country
• Country where Quechua and Aymara are spoken
• Huascarán is its highest peak
• Quechua is one of its official languages
• It shares a border with Colombia
• Lima is there
• Home to most Quechua people
• Ollantaytambo's country
• Alpaca homeland
• Indiana city that's 100 miles west of Lima, Ohio
• Country in South America
• Country where ceviche originated
• Modern home of the Americas' oldest-known civilization
• Country that produces a lot of quinoa
• Country where paleta fronton originated
• Arequipa's locale
• Certain South American country
• Its national drink is the pisco sour
• South American country of 32.7 million
• Where the S. Americans sort letters from Europe?
• Major quinoa producer
• South America's westernmost mainland point is in it
• Country where Inca Kola originated
• Home of many of the world's alpacas
• Its flag has vertical stripes of red-white-red
• Home to the oldest continuously operating university in the Americas
• Country whose name together with its capital city has only eight letters
• Liz Chicaje's country
• Country whose name can be typed on just the top row of a keyboard
• Country with Inca architecture
• Country with the most Quechua speakers
• Country that's home to the Inca Trail
• South American country whose capital is 62-Across
• Source of the Amazon River
• Its northernmost extreme is just 2.1 miles from the equator
• South American country where Paddington Bear was born
• South American country with most of the world's alpacas
• Lima is located there
• Home of the Inca Trail
• Arequipa's country
• Paddington Bear's place of origin, before arriving in England
• Country that's an anagram of "pure"
• Paddington Bear's birth country
• Country with the largest number of Quechua speakers
• South American country home to Humboldt penguins
• 20-Across setting
• Chiclayo's country
• Country name that's also the Portuguese word for "turkey"
• Birthplace of novelist Daniel Alarcón
• Inca Trail to Machu Picchu locale
• Country whose national dish is ceviche
• Home of the Cotahuasi Canyon, which is more than two miles deep
• Country where potatoes originated
• Land of llamas and Llosa
• Country where the Amazon originates
• Cradle of the Inca Empire
• Home of the Spectacled Bear Conservation Society
• Country nearest to the Equator without touching it
• "The Emperor's New Groove" setting