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The capital city of Bolivia.

A city in Uruguay.

A city in Honduras.

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Bolivia is a Spanish speaking Country in South America, bordered by Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, Chile, and Peru. One-third of the country is the Andean Mountain range, with one of its largest cities and principal economic centers, El Alto, located on the Altiplano And it is one of two landlocked countries the other is Paraguay, that lie outside Afro Eurasia.

La Paz City Minimalist Map. La Paz, officially known as Nuestra Señora de La Paz, also named Chuqi Yapu in Aymara, is the seat of government of the Plurinational State of Bolivia. La Paz is built in a canyon created by the Choqueyapu River (now mostly built over), which runs northwest to southeast. The city's main thoroughfare, which roughly follows the river, changes names over its length, but the central tree-lined section running through the downtown core is called the Prado.

In 2009 we visited La Paz in Bolivia. I really loved to be there.

Embrace the vibrant spirit of La Paz, Bolivia with our exclusive shirt. This stylish piece not only showcases your Bolivian pride but also reflects the rich cultural roots of this mesmerizing destination. Whether you're a travel addict or simply seeking a unique holiday souvenir, our La Paz shirt is the perfect blend of comfort and style. Wear it with pride and carry a piece of Bolivia with you wherever your adventures take you.

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Called to serve a mission for the Mormon LDS church? This is the perfect gift for missionaries serving in the Bolivia La Paz Mission. Latter Day Saints will appreciate this apparel for their missionary preparation day. For elder or sister. Choose the right by wearing this item. Mormon missionaries will wear this with pride showing how much they love their mission. Perfect accessory while you carry your BOM Book of Mormon or on P-Day. You are lucky to serve in the Bolivia La Paz Mission.

amor y paz

Peace and Love.

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Called to serve a mission for the Mormon LDS church? This is the perfect gift for missionaries serving in the Bolivia La Paz el Alto Mission. Latter Day Saints will appreciate this apparel for their missionary preparation day. For elder or sister. Choose the right by wearing this item. Mormon missionaries will wear this with pride showing how much they love their mission. Perfect accessory while you carry your BOM Book of Mormon or on P-Day. You are lucky to serve in the Bolivia La Paz el Alto Mission.

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La Paz is the capital city of the La Paz Department of Honduras. The town was founded in 1792 and has an estimated population of 46,000 people. It is 750 m (2460 feet) above sea level on the Comayagua River in an area that has mountainous terrain with thick jungle cover. The town dates back to 1750 when two Spanish colonies existed in the area. T he town's title was given in September 1848 when the name "La Paz" was officially recognized by a decree from Comayagua and in 1861 it was given the status of a city and in 1869 it was made a departmental seat. The town's economy is based on henequen (a fiber resembling that is used for twine and paper pulp), coffee, cattle, timber processing, tanning, distilling and some mining. I am tol...

La Paz is the capital city of the La Paz Department of Honduras. The town was founded in 1792 and has an estimated population of 46,000 people. It is 750 m (2460 feet) above sea level on the Comayagua River in an area that has mountainous terrain with thick jungle cover. The town dates back to 1750 when two Spanish colonies existed in the area. T he town's title was given in September 1848 when the name "La Paz" was officially recognized by a decree from Comayagua and in 1861 it was given the status of a city and in 1869 it was made a departmental seat. The town's economy is based on henequen (a fiber resembling that is used for twine and paper pulp), coffee, cattle, timber processing, tanning, distilling and some mining. I am tol...

With this image, we celebrate Spanish surrealist writer and poet Ramón Gómez de la Serna, who influenced Luis Bunuel and was admired by Octavio Paz and Pablo Neruda.

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With this image, we celebrate Spanish surrealist writer and poet Ramón Gómez de la Serna, who influenced Luis Bunuel and was admired by Octavio Paz and Pablo Neruda.

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I wanna show you some beautiful landscapes and hope you can visit La Paz someday.

Imaginary scene of La Paz, Mexico seen from a boat in the Sea of Cortez at Dusk or at Dawn.

Love for all. Amor para todo el mundo.

Besos para las personas que uno ama - Kisses

This article showcases a unique design of the Bolivian flag integrated into the iconic S logo. The flag's colors of red, yellow, and green represent the country's diverse geography, culture, and history, while the central coat of arms symbolizes Bolivia's struggle for independence and its ongoing quest for social justice and equality.

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The Flag of Bolivia

Bolivia Flag Christmas Light Design. Bolivia South America Graphic. Christmas Light with Bolivian Flag. Makes a Perfect Present For A Anniversary, Graduation, Birthday, Christmas Or Any Other Gift Giving Occasion.

Vamos A La Playa, written by my own human hand onto Ocean Sea Blue Water, x badlydrawnbabe

This collage is based upon a brass sculpture called "La Tertulia" (The Bull Session), It is located since 2006 in a square on the street; close to the old Modern Café of the city of Pontevedra (Galicia, Spain) The set consists of 6 sculptures of famous Galician men: the violinist Manuel Quiroga Losada; and the writers Alexandre Bóveda, Alfonso Rodríguez Castelao, and in the right side, Valentín Paz Andrade and Ramón Cabanillas Enríquez; behind these last two, leaning on their chairs, is Carlos Casares Mouriño. © El Diputado, 2021 Collage Serie GALICIA IMAXINARIA

Consume lo nuestro. emplea a los nuestros

The late '60s saw the birth of organized long distance desert racing, with the granddaddy of them all being the big 1000 event that started in 1967, with everything from trucks, dirt bikes, and buggies all competing at once. The course has remained relatively the same over the years, with about every other event being either a point-to-point race from Ensenada to La Paz or a loop race starting and finishing in Ensenada. Air-cooled buggies were one of the easiest ways for aspiring racers to get in on the action, and in 1971, Rapid Cool made it even easier with their line of oil and transmission coolers designed to keep air-cooled engines and their mated transmissions cool during the extremes of desert racing.