Arampampa
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Town in Potosí Department, Bolivia
17°57′S 66°05′W / 17.950°S 66.083°W / -17.950; -66.083![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/48/Flag_of_Bolivia.svg/22px-Flag_of_Bolivia.svg.png)
Arampampa is a small town in Bolivia, capital of the Bernandino Bilbao province to the north of the Department of Potosí. In 2010 it had an estimated population of 55.
References
External links
- "Photo: Arampampa: Historia viva #19". Cranfield MBA Project in Arampampa. Archived from the original on 11 August 2011.
- "Photo: Arampampa: Historia viva #20". Cranfield MBA Project in Arampampa. Archived from the original on 20 March 2012.
17°57′S 66°05′W / 17.950°S 66.083°W / -17.950; -66.083
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Capital: Potosí
- Alonso de Ibáñez
- Antonio Quijarro
- Bernardino Bilbao
- Charcas
- Chayanta
- Cornelio Saavedra
- Daniel Campos
- Enrique Baldivieso
- José María Linares
- Modesto Omiste
- Nor Chichas
- Nor Lípez
- Rafael Bustillo
- Sud Chichas
- Sur Lípez
- Tomás Frías
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- Acasio (Acasio)
- Arampampa (Arampampa)
- Atocha (Atocha)
- Betanzos (Betanzos)
- Caiza "D" (Caiza "D")
- Ckochas (Ckochas)
- Caripuyo (Caripuyo)
- Chaquí (Chaquí)
- Chayanta (Chayanta)
- Chuquihuta (Chuquihuta)
- Colcha "K" (Colcha "K")
- Colquechaca (Colquechaca)
- Cotagaita (Cotagaita)
- Llallagua (Llallagua)
- Llica (Llica)
- Mojinete Municipality (Mojinete)
- Ocurí (Ocurí)
- Pocoata (Pocoata)
- Porco (Porco)
- Potosí (Potosí)
- Puna (Puna)
- Ravelo (Ravelo)
- Sacaca (Sacaca)
- San Agustín (San Agustín)
- San Antonio de Esmoruco (San Antonio de Esmoruco)
- San Pablo de Lípez (San Pablo de Lípez)
- San Pedro de Buena Vista (San Pedro de Buena Vista)
- San Pedro de Quemes (San Pedro de Quemes)
- Tacobamba (Tacobamba)
- Tahua (Tahua)
- Tinguipaya (Tinguipaya)
- Tomave (Tomave)
- Toro Toro (Toro Toro)
- Tupiza (Tupiza)
- Uncía (Uncía)
- Urmiri (Urmiri)
- Uyuni (Uyuni)
- Villazón (Villazón)
- Vitichi (Vitichi)
- Yocalla (Yocalla)
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