Bolivia is a country with diverse topography ranging from high Andean mountains to Amazon basin lowlands.
The Andean mountain region dominates western Bolivia and runs in the north-south direction.
The eastern part of the country is dominated by the low-lying Amazon basin.
The country has numerous rivers, lakes, and valleys that contribute to its rich biodiversity.
Highest and Lowest Points
Highest Point: The highest point in Bolivia is Nevado Sajama, standing at an elevation of 6,543 meters above sea level.
Lowest Point: The lowest point in Bolivia is Rio Paraguay at 90 meters above sea level.
Countries with Similar Topography
Bolivia shares similarities in its topography with other Andean countries like Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia.
Popular Cities and Their Elevations
Below is a list of major cities in Bolivia with their corresponding elevation above sea level.
- La Paz: 3660 meters / 12008 feet
- Sucre: 2810 meters / 9219 feet
- Cochabamba: 2577 meters / 8455 feet
- Santa Cruz: 416 meters / 1365 feet
- Oruro: 3709 meters / 12169 feet
- Tarija: 1858 meters / 6096 feet
- Potosi: 4090 meters / 13419 feet
- Trinidad: 132 meters / 433 feet
- Riberalta: 140 meters / 459 feet
- Guayaramerin: 130 meters / 427 feet