- The
Choqueyapu River,
sometimes called the La Paz River, is a
river in the La Paz
Department of Bolivia. It
belongs to the
drainage basin of the Amazon...
- (42 mi)
southeast of Lake Titicaca, is set in a
canyon created by the
Choqueyapu River. It is in a bowl-like depression, part of the
Amazon basin, surrounded...
- include: In 1548, the
Convent of San
Francisco was
founded along the
Choqueyapu River by Fray
Francisco de Morales. In
August 1549 the
construction of...
- La Paz, the
national capital of Bolivia, is
located in a
canyon on the
Choqueyapu River,
while El Alto, a
poorer but
growing city with a
majority indigenous...
-
three spans of 52.75 + 113.5 + 67.25
metres (173.1 + 372.4 + 220.6 ft)
Choqueyapu Bridge: the
bridge has
three spans of 52.5 + 92.5 + 46.5
metres (172 +...
-
Corregidor Ignacio de Aranda, to
order the city on the
north bank of the
Choqueyapu River. This
region of the city was
opposite the
existing Spanish settlement...
- specifically, when its
founders moved it from Laja on the
banks of the
Choqueyapu River.
During that occasion, Juan Rodríguez
ordered the
celebration of...
- artery.
Perez Velasco roughly follows the
route of the now-culverted
Choqueyapu River. The
plaza has long been a
politically important space. It was a...
- of La Paz was
founded by
Spanish settlers on the pre-
existing site of
Choqueyapu, an
ancient Aymara village. It was
founded as
Nuestra Senora de La Paz...
-
Andes Cordillera, and is
traversed from
northwest to
southeast by the
Choqueyapu River. It is
located in the
southern part of the
Murillo province and...
