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The essential, waterproof Bolivia Road Map for off-the-beaten-track travel. Features La Paz, Potosi, & Santa Cruz insets. Detailed roads, World Heritage Sites, Campgrounds, Border Crossings, and high-altitude features like Salt Lakes and Glaciers.

Bolivia Travel & Road Map

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Bolivia Travel & Road Map: Waterproof Guide to La Paz, Potosí, and the Andes

Discover the land-locked adventure of South America with the indispensable Bolivia Travel & Road Map. This destination ranks among the routes less traveled, offering a truly fascinating experience. Given the country's mountainous terrain, this map is printed on plasticized paper for extreme durability, ensuring it stands up to the challenges of the road. This double-sided map is a complete guide to Bolivia, detailing the road network with distances between communities, and marking all essential touristic sites, parks, and reserves.


Key Features

  • Durable Construction: Printed on plasticized paper for exceptional durability and resistance, crucial for travel in this mountainous country.

  • Key City Insets: Includes detailed urban maps of the capital, La Paz, and the colonial cities of Potosí and Santa Cruz de la Sierra.

  • Adventure Site Notation: Legend includes high-altitude features like Salt Lakes, Glaciers, and Lava Fields, as well as Campgrounds, Archaeological Sites, and World Heritage Sites.

  • Connectivity and Access: Clearly shows the primary road network, emphasizing connections from Peru (Lake Titicaca) and Argentina (Salta), and noting the less-traveled routes to Brazil, Chile, and Paraguay.

  • Logistical Details: Legend includes road classifications, airports/airfields, border crossings, well locations, and mining sites, essential for off-road and long-distance travel.

  • Geographical Clarity: One side focuses on the mountainous west (where most people live), and the other on the northern grasslands (pampas) leading to Brazil and Peru.

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