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Bolivia Map Guide for DXers
These maps have been scanned from an official Bolivian military map which I purchased in La Paz in 1985. The map is a Bolivian government document and is believed to be in the public domain. The map came in two sections or sheets, which when put together form a map approximately 1 meter by 1 meter in size.
Use the guide map to locate which map or maps cover the part of Bolivia you are interested in. The boundaries between the departments are marked. Several cities and towns are also marked to serve as reference points. (See the second list below for a key.) It may be useful to use the guide map with a standard atlas map of Bolivia.
As can be seen on the guide map, the detailed maps overlap in many places. Below are listings of the main focus area for each map. The two sheets that form the map, however, do not overlap in any part. The thick green line through the center of the guide map is where the two sheets join together. Unfortunately, a number of provinces and departments are badly split into two sections, but this can not be helped. The maps were all scanned at the same 180 dpi. With a lot of time, patience, paper, and tape, one could print these out and piece together an large wall map of Bolivia.

MAP 101
Pando Deparment: Provinces of Nicolas Suarez, Manuripi, Madre de Dios, and Abuna.

MAP 102
Pando Department: Province of Federico Roman
Beni Department: Province of Vaca Diez

MAP 103
La Paz Department: Provinces of Iturralde, Franz Tamayo, Saavedra

MAP 104
Beni Department: Provinces of General Jose Ballivian, Yacuma

MAP 105
Beni Department: Provinces of Mamore, Itenez

MAP 106
La Paz Department: Provinces of Camacho, Munecas, Omasuyos, Larecaja, Nor Yungas, Sud Yungas, Murillo, Los Andes, Ingavi, Inquisivi, and Loayza. Above the green line are the northern portions of the provinces of Pacajes and Aroma

MAP 107
Cochabamba Department: Provinces of Ayopaya and Chapore. Above the green line are the northern portions of Apacari, Quillacollo, Punata, Arani and Carrasco. Also the northern portion of the province which the city of Cochabamba is located - I can not read its name.

MAP 108
Beni Department: Provinces of Moxos, Cercado, and Marban.

MAP 109
Santa Cruz Department: Northern portions of the provinces of Nuflo de Chavez and Velasco

MAP 110
Santa Cruz Department: Provinces of Gutierrez and Santiesteban. Northern portions of Ichilo and Warnes. Most of southern portion of Nuflo de Chavez.

MAP 111
Santa Cruz Department: Southern portion of province of Velasco. Northern portion of the province of Angel Sandoval. A narrow northern edge of the province of Chiquitos.

MAP 112
Oruro Department: Entire Department. Provinces are Sajama, Litoral, Atahuallpa, Ladislao Cabrera, Carangas, Saucari, Cercado, Salence, Poopo, and Avaroa.

MAP 113
Potosi Department: Provinces of Bilbao, Ibanez, Bustillos, Charcas, Chayanta, Saavedra, Tomas Frias, Quijarro, and Linares

MAP 114
Potosi Department: Provinces of Daniel Campos, Nor Lipez, and Sud Lipez

MAP 115
Potosi Department: Provinces of Nor Chichas, Sud Chichas, and Modesto Omiste
Chuquisaca Department: Southwestern arm of Sud Cintas province

MAP 116
Chuquisaca Department: Entire department except a tiny portion of Sud Cintas. Provinces are Oropeza, Zudanez, B. Boeto, Tomina, Azurduy, Yamparae, Nor Cintas, Sud Cintas, Hernando Siles, and Luis Calvo

MAP 117
Cochabamba Department: Provinces of Campero, Mizque, Arge, Pinota, and Arque. Also a small province centering on Cliza, whose name I cannot read. Southern portions of Apacari, Quillacollo, Punata, Arani and Carrasco and the illegible province in which Cochabamba city is located.
Santa Cruz Department: Provinces of Cabellero, Florida, and Vallegrande

MAP 118
Santa Cruz Department: Provinces of Andres Ibanez. Southern portions of Ichilo and Warnes. Southernmost sliver of Nuflo de Chavez. Western half of Cordillera province. Small western part of Chiquitos

MAP 119
Santa Cruz Department: Central portion of Chiquitos province. Most of the eastern half of Cordillera province

MAP 120
Santa Cruz Department: Eastern portion of Chiquitos province. Small eastern section of Cordillera province. Southern half of Angel Sandoval province.
MAP 121
Tarija Department: Entire department. Provinces are Arce, Aviles, Mendez, Cercado, O'Connor, and Gran Chaco
Numbered Cities & Towns
1. Cobija
2. Riberalta
3. Rurrenabaque
4. Santa Ana de Yacuma
5. Trinidad
6. La Paz
7. Cochabamba
8. Oruro
9. Santa Cruz
10. San Jose de Chiquitos
11. Camiri
12. Sucre
13. Potosi
14. Uyuni
15. Camargo
16. Tarija

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Bolivia Map Guide for DXers These maps have been scanned from an official Bolivian military map which I purchased in La Paz in 1985. The map is a Bolivian government document and is believed to be in the public domain. The map came in two sections or sheets, which when put together form a map approximately 1 meter by 1 meter in size. Use the guide map to locate which map or maps cover the part of Bolivia you are interested in. The boundaries between the departments are marked. Several cities and towns are also marked to serve as reference points. (See the second list below for a key.) It may be useful to use the guide map with a standard atlas map of Bolivia. As can be seen on the guide map, the detailed maps overlap in many places. Below are listings of the main focus area for each map. The two sheets that form the map, however, do not overlap in any part. The thick green line through the center of the guide map is where the two sheets join together. Unfortunately, a number of provinces and departments are badly split into two sections, but this can not be helped. The maps were all scanned at the same 180 dpi. With a lot of time, patience, paper, and tape, one could print these out and piece together an large wall map of Bolivia. MAP 101 Pando Deparment: Provinces of Nicolas Suarez, Manuripi, Madre de Dios, and Abuna. MAP 102 Pando Department: Province of Federico Roman Beni Department: Province of Vaca Diez MAP 103 La Paz Department: Provinces of Iturralde, Franz Tamayo, Saavedra MAP 104 Beni Department: Provinces of General Jose Ballivian, Yacuma MAP 105 Beni Department: Provinces of Mamore, Itenez MAP 106 La Paz Department: Provinces of Camacho, Munecas, Omasuyos, Larecaja, Nor Yungas, Sud Yungas, Murillo, Los Andes, Ingavi, Inquisivi, and Loayza. Above the green line are the northern portions of the provinces of Pacajes and Aroma MAP 107 Cochabamba Department: Provinces of Ayopaya and Chapore. Above the green line are the northern portions of Apacari, Quillacollo, Punata, Arani and Carrasco. Also the northern portion of the province which the city of Cochabamba is located - I can not read its name. MAP 108 Beni Department: Provinces of Moxos, Cercado, and Marban. MAP 109 Santa Cruz Department: Northern portions of the provinces of Nuflo de Chavez and Velasco MAP 110 Santa Cruz Department: Provinces of Gutierrez and Santiesteban. Northern portions of Ichilo and Warnes. Most of southern portion of Nuflo de Chavez. MAP 111 Santa Cruz Department: Southern portion of province of Velasco. Northern portion of the province of Angel Sandoval. A narrow northern edge of the province of Chiquitos. MAP 112 Oruro Department: Entire Department. Provinces are Sajama, Litoral, Atahuallpa, Ladislao Cabrera, Carangas, Saucari, Cercado, Salence, Poopo, and Avaroa. MAP 113 Potosi Department: Provinces of Bilbao, Ibanez, Bustillos, Charcas, Chayanta, Saavedra, Tomas Frias, Quijarro, and Linares MAP 114 Potosi Department: Provinces of Daniel Campos, Nor Lipez, and Sud Lipez MAP 115 Potosi Department: Provinces of Nor Chichas, Sud Chichas, and Modesto Omiste Chuquisaca Department: Southwestern arm of Sud Cintas province MAP 116 Chuquisaca Department: Entire department except a tiny portion of Sud Cintas. Provinces are Oropeza, Zudanez, B. Boeto, Tomina, Azurduy, Yamparae, Nor Cintas, Sud Cintas, Hernando Siles, and Luis Calvo MAP 117 Cochabamba Department: Provinces of Campero, Mizque, Arge, Pinota, and Arque. Also a small province centering on Cliza, whose name I cannot read. Southern portions of Apacari, Quillacollo, Punata, Arani and Carrasco and the illegible province in which Cochabamba city is located. Santa Cruz Department: Provinces of Cabellero, Florida, and Vallegrande MAP 118 Santa Cruz Department: Provinces of Andres Ibanez. Southern portions of Ichilo and Warnes. Southernmost sliver of Nuflo de Chavez. Western half of Cordillera province. Small western part of Chiquitos MAP 119 Santa Cruz Department: Central portion of Chiquitos province. Most of the eastern half of Cordillera province MAP 120 Santa Cruz Department: Eastern portion of Chiquitos province. Small eastern section of Cordillera province. Southern half of Angel Sandoval province. MAP 121 Tarija Department: Entire department. Provinces are Arce, Aviles, Mendez, Cercado, O'Connor, and Gran Chaco Numbered Cities & Towns 1. Cobija 2. Riberalta 3. Rurrenabaque 4. Santa Ana de Yacuma 5. Trinidad 6. La Paz 7. Cochabamba 8. Oruro 9. Santa Cruz 10. San Jose de Chiquitos 11. Camiri 12. Sucre 13. Potosi 14. Uyuni 15. Camargo 16. Tarija This website is maintained by Don Moore, Association of North American Radio Clubs DXer of the Year for 1995.