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Maps:
Map of Bolivia - A great overview map from the National Geographic Society.
Map of Bolivia - A large (227 K) map from the PCL Map Collection.

Links:
Bolivia - A brief overview from the National Geographic Society.
Bolivia - A Country Study - Comprehensive book-length information from the Library of Congress.
Basic Bolivia - overview of the country, with more detailed information on the Amboro National Park, las Yungas, the Choro Trek and trips through the jungle.
Bolivia Bicycle Tour, 1997 - trip across Bolivia by bicycle.
Bolivia Online - focusing on business and tourism.
Bolivia: Perched in the Clouds - photoessay by Max Morgan.
Bolivian Picture Gallery - images of the country that encompass culture, history, wildlife and geographical panoramas.
Complete Bolivian Travel Guide, The - touches on customs, culture, health, what to bring, making travel arrangements and more; developed by Andean Rural Health Care.
Conozca Bolivia - photos of, and Spanish text about, various locales in Bolivia.
Enlaces Bolivia - links to personal, company and institutional homepages. In English and Spanish.
Miller, Ade - Land of The Llama - story of a 1992 climbing trip in Bolivia.
Photos from the Bolivian Andes - taken by Judith, an inveterate hiker.
Tinsley, Bob - account of his travels in Bolivia during July and August of 1993.
World Travel Guide - Bolivia - overview of Bolivia for travellers; especially useful is the "Essentials" section, with facts on visas, public holidays, money and health.

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