| Vicuña land | 14 |
| Trujillo is there | 17 |
| Town on the Wabash | 18 |
| Town NW of Muncie | 17 |
| The Putumayo River forms part of its northern border | 52 |
| The Pan-American Highway runs through it | 40 |
| The charango is this country's national instrument | 54 |
| “The Bridge of San Luis Rey” setting | 44 |
| The Amazon River flows through it | 33 |
| Territory on a Risk board | 25 |
| South American republic | 23 |
| South American country with a red-and-white flag | 48 |
| South America's third-largest nation | 40 |
| Site of the Cordilleras | 23 |
| Site of Ica and Cuzco | 21 |
| Site of a recent magnitude 8 earthquake | 39 |
| Site of 1970 earthquake | 23 |
| Silver-exporting land | 21 |
| Silver exporter | 15 |
| Shining Path's country | 26 |
| Setting for many Vargas Llosa novels | 36 |
| Seat of the Inca empire | 23 |
| Seat of Indiana's Miami County | 34 |
| Scene of Pizarro's conquest | 31 |
| Scene of a Wilder novel | 23 |
| Region on a Risk board | 22 |
| Quechua-speaking land | 21 |
| Quechua-speaking country | 24 |
| President GarcÃa's nation | 32 |
| President Fujimori's land | 29 |
| President Fujimori's country | 32 |
| President Alan GarcÃaÂ’s nation | 37 |
| Place to eat ceviche | 20 |
| Pizarro conquered it | 20 |
| Pan American Highway land | 25 |
| Paddington Bear's origin | 28 |
| Paddington Bear's home country | 34 |
| Paddington Bear's country of origin | 39 |
| Opening scene locale in "Raiders of the Lost Ark" | 59 |
| One of the losers in the War of the Pacific | 43 |
| Old Spanish viceroyalty | 23 |
| OAS charter member | 18 |
| Novelist Mario Vargas Llosa's home | 38 |
| Norte Chico civilization site | 29 |
| Neighbor of Ecuador and Bolivia | 31 |
| Neighbor of Colombia | 20 |
| Neighbor of Chile | 17 |
| Nazca Lines locale | 18 |
| Nation conquered by Pizarro | 27 |
| Member of the OAS | 17 |
| Mario Vargas Llosa's homeland | 33 |
| Mario Vargas Llosa's country | 32 |
| Major silver exporter | 21 |
| Major fish exporter | 19 |
| Major copper producer | 21 |
| Machu Picchu's country | 26 |
| Machu Picchu home | 17 |
| Machu Picchu country | 20 |
| Locale for Che Guevara in "The Motorcycle Diaries" | 60 |
| Llama's home | 16 |
| Llama-land | 10 |
| Lima's nation | 17 |
| Lima-llama-land | 15 |
| Land Pizarro invaded in 1532 | 28 |
| Land once part of Atahualpa's empire | 40 |
| Land of the Quechuas | 20 |
| Land of llamas and Lima | 23 |
| Land of llamas | 14 |
| Land of El Misti | 16 |
| Land north of Chile | 19 |
| Land conquered by Conquistadors | 31 |
| Land bordering Lake Titicaca | 28 |
| Lake Titicaca's land | 24 |
| Lake Titicaca's country | 27 |
| Lake Titicaca neighbor | 22 |
| Javier Pérez de Cuéllar's land | 48 |
| Its state flag features a vicuña | 35 |
| Its national animal is the vicuña | 36 |
| Its highest point is Huascarán | 33 |
| Its flag has a vicuña on it | 30 |
| Its coat of arms shows a vicuna | 31 |
| Its coat of arms includes a vicuña | 37 |
| Its capital is Lima | 19 |
| It borders the state of Amazonas | 32 |
| It borders Brazil and Bolivia | 29 |
| It borders Brazil | 17 |
| Iquitos's country | 21 |
| Indiana town where Cole Porter was born and buried | 50 |
| Indiana town that's home to the International Circus Hall of Fame | 69 |
| Indiana city where the International Circus Hall of Fame is located | 67 |
| Indiana city nicknamed "The Circus Capital of the World" | 66 |
| Indiana city named for a foreign country | 40 |
| Incan homeland | 14 |
| Inca's land | 15 |
| Inca locale | 11 |
| Illinois or Indiana city | 24 |
| Ill. or Ind. city | 17 |
| Huascaran locale | 16 |
| Huascarán is its highest peak | 32 |
| Huascarán locale | 23 |