Elevation of towns in Potosí, Bolivia

53 towns in Potosí have a reading. The highest is Santa Bárbara at 4,873 m (15,988 ft), the lowest Tirquibuco at 2,422 m (7,946 ft); half sit above 3,727 m. Readings are from the GMTED2010 grid at each town's coordinates, so a town on a slope may read a few metres from a survey figure.

#TownMetresFeet
1Santa Bárbara4,87315,988
2Yura4,40114,439
3Huari Huari4,34014,239
4Trapiche4,29414,088
5San Cristóbal4,22613,865
6Porco4,20813,806
7Colquechaca4,20213,786
8Pulacayo4,14913,612
9Tirina4,13813,576
10Ánimas4,08313,396
11Aymaya4,06613,340
12Agua de Castilla4,06113,323
13Tacora4,05513,304
14Ocurí4,03013,222
15Chuquiuta3,97713,048
16Siglo XX3,88712,753
17San Agustín3,87312,707
18Cala Cala3,83912,595
19Tasna Rosario3,83412,579
20Alota3,81312,510
21Uncía3,81212,507
22Llallagua3,79812,461
23Atocha3,78212,408
24Chayanta3,77212,375
25Llica3,75512,320
26Colcha K3,73812,264
27San Pedro de Quemes3,72712,228
28Catavi3,69612,126
29Sacaca3,68812,100
30San Juán3,67412,054
31Uyuni3,67312,051
32Río Grande3,67012,041
33Colchani3,66612,028
34Macha3,53011,581
35Chaquí3,51211,522
36Villazón3,45411,332
37Pocoata3,36711,047
38Betanzos3,33810,951
39Cala Cala de Puna3,30810,853
40Puna3,30810,853
41Mamahota3,29710,817
42Ravelo3,23810,623
43Caiza "D"3,17710,423
44Otavi3,17610,420
45Chaqui Baños3,10310,180
46Vitichi3,0089,869
47Tupiza2,9709,744
48Acasio2,9569,698
49Calcha "K"2,7629,062
50Toro Toro2,7188,917
51Cotagaita2,7098,888
52Arampampa2,6078,553
53Tirquibuco2,4227,946

Also on file in Potosí

Recorded with a coordinate that is not the town's own - a district's point shared by several places, or a same-named place in another country - so they have no page.

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