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Atlas of Bolivia

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Countries of South America: Argentina·Bolivia·Brazil·Chile·Colombia·Ecuador·Guyana·Paraguay·Peru·Suriname·Trinidad and Tobago^‡·Uruguay·Venezuela
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Bolivia

	Bolivia Bulibiya Wiliwaya

Español	Bolivia - Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia ElEstado Plurinacional de Bolivia es un país ubicado en el centro de América del Sur. Sus capitales son las ciudades de La Paz (sede de gobierno) y Sucre (constitucional). En extensión territorial ocupa la octava posición en el continente americano, y el vigésimo séptimo a nivel mundial. Limita al norte y al este con Brasil, al sur con Paraguay y Argentina , y al oeste con Chile y el Perú. Su capital es Sucre y su sede de gobierno es La Paz. Fue fundada inicialmente con el nombre de "República Bolívar" en honor a su libertador.
Qhichwa simi	Bulibiya - Bulibiya Mama Llaqta Bulibiya (Bulibiya Mama Llaqta) icha Qullasuyu nisqaqa Uralan Abya Yala mama llaqtanmi.
Aymar	Wuliwya - Wuliwya Suyu
English	Bolivia - Plurinational State of Bolivia ThePlurinational State of Bolivia, named after Simón Bolívar, is a landlocked country in central South America. It is bordered by► Brazil on the north and east,► Paraguay and► Argentina on the south, and► Chile and► Peru on the west.

Short name	Bolivia
Official name	Plurinational State of Bolivia
Status	Independent country since 1825
Location	South America
Capital	Sucre
Population	11,633,371 inhabitants
Area	1,098,581 square kilometres (424,164 sq mi)
Major languages	Spanish, Quechua, Aymara, Guaraní, and 33 other indigenous languages (all official)
Major religions	Roman Catholicism
More information	Bolivia,Geography of Bolivia,History of Bolivia andPolitics of Bolivia
More images	Bolivia -Bolivia (Category).

General maps

Basic map of Bolivia

Terrain map of Bolivia

Terrain map of Bolivia (unlabeled)

Departments of Bolivia

Provinces of Bolivia (unlabeled)

Municipalities of Bolivia (unlabeled)

Municipalities of Bolivia (unlabeled, color)

Departments of Bolivia (shaded)

Topography map of Bolivia (elevation map)

Precipitation map of Bolivia

Departments of Bolivia
Departments of Bolivia
Beni
Beni provinces
Chuquisaca
Chuquisaca provinces
Cochabamba
Cochabamba provinces
La Paz
La Paz provinces
Oruro
Oruro provinces
Pando
Pando provinces
Potosi
Potosí provinces
Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz provinces
Tarija
Tarija provinces

History maps

This section holds a short summary of the history of the area of present-day Bolivia, illustrated with maps, including historical maps of former countries and empires that included present-day Bolivia.

Tiwanaku, Tiahuanaco

Inca Expansion

Provinces of theInca Empire

File:Inka Provinces.jpg

Inca Provinces

Major cultures in the Late intermediate period (1000-1400 CE) in Peru, 1438

Initial expansion of Kingdom ofCusco, 1463

Kingdom of Cusco, 1493

The SpanishVice-Royalty of Peru

Peru-Bolivian Confederation (1836-1839)

Peru-Bolivian Confederation

Bolivia in the confederation

War of the Pacific

Chaco War between Paraguay and Bolivia

Border changes

Territorial losses of Bolivia

Ethno-linguistic maps

Original peoples of Bolivia

Aymara language

Quechua language

Other maps

National parks

Jesuit Missions of the Chiquitos

Satellite maps

Satellite map

Notes and references

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