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BOLIVIA 1:50.000 CHACHACOMANI HOJA 5838 IV 500 ESTANCIA PUCHUNI 2.2 KM. 69 00' 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 55' 09 510 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 50' 18 19 520 21 22 23 24 25 68 45' 18 20' 26 Estancia Quilhuiri 18 20' Cerro Condor Iquina- Roca BF Roca 4762 SARAYA PAMPA - 72 NEQUELE PAMPA 72 72 Vado BM 4248 Arena 4106 Bofedal - Chachacomani Roca KHENWA KOTO PAMPA 71 Capilla Nuestra Senora- de Asuncion 71 71 Cementerio KACHO KHARA PAMPA LLAITAPI PAMPA THAKHATAK KHALA PAMPA Bofedal HUAYLLA KHAUA PAMPA 4182 79 70 70 79 70 4048 - KHENWA CHUTU PAMPA PACO WILLKHI PAMPA BF BF BF BM 4169 Bofedal 69 69 69 KENKKOLLU PAMPA CHULLANI PAMPA JALSURI PAMPA TITI PAMPA TANCANI PAMPA Estancia Tankani Bofedal 68 68 KKENWA- UMA PAMPA 68 KHALA PALLALLA PAMPA Bofedal 4130 CHAPINI PAMPA 4070 WUILA PUJU PAMPA LAMPAYANII PAMPA BF Cerro Potos Kkollu BM 4090 Cerro Chapini BF 67 67 67 HUNOKHO- PAMPA OKHORURO PAMPA - HUANA KHAUA PAMPA CHIKI PAMPA 4222 66 66 66 Cerro Wila Kkollu Bofedal MOGACH PAMPA Bofedal 4730 Estancia Estancia Centro Mogachi Nor Mogachi Capilla Santiago Cerro Yapukkollu Khenwa- PUJO PAMPA BF 4148 65 65 65 Vado CHIKIROKO HUYO PAMPA 3968 CHIKIRI JOKHO PAMPA Sirca Huari Cerro Salla Caspara UYUBINI PAMPA JACHCHA JOKHO PAMPA 64 64 Bofedal 64 25' Villa Mogachi 25' 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 4072 23 24 25 26 CONKOJ PAMPA BM 4025 JALAQUERI KHAUA PAMPA CONDORIRI PAMPA Khenwa- Estancia Taypi Mogachi Bofedal 63 63 63 Capilla Nieves Cerro Berenguela Estancia KECHU PAMPA Canto Mogachi Vado 62 62 62 HUILA HUILANI PAMPA OJRAPIA PAMPA PASTUNI PAMPA KISIM PAMPA PZ - CHIAR CIRCA PAMPA Khenwa Khenwa- ACUATIRI PAMPA 61 61 61 THOLA KKOLLU PAMPA - QUILLOMA PAMPA CHOJNA PUJU PAMPA Cerro Arikkollu Phujru 79 60 79 60 4974 JISKHA TOLISCA PAMPA 60 JITIJ KKOLLU PAMPA TOLOMBA PAMPA Cerro Khasa Kkollu 3938 Khenwa- HUAYLLU KKOLLU PAMPA 3844 59 59 59 JAMPATURI PAMPA CALLCA PAMPA - Estancia BF Khenwa Marqui Jipina- 3970 Vado JACHUCAR PAMPA 58 58 58 MAMANIQUIRI PAMPA HUASA ANTA PAMPA KILLIJTA PAMPA TOMATA PAMPA Vado 57 57 57 Cerro Sall Kkollu HUANA KKOLLU PAMPA PHUJRU PAMPA 4990 CHICAJLLOJETA PAMPA CHURU PAMPA Cerro Jachchan Kisinloma TOCAJKHALA PAMPA 56 - 56 56 Khenwa SAVON SIRCA PAMPA CARACOLLO PAMPA JISKHA THOLA SIQUI PAMPA THOLASIQUI PAMPA CHARLOQUESA PAMPA KACHU PAMPA Ecia. Caracollo Vado 55 55 18 30' 18 30' 69 00' 5 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 55'09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 50' 18 19 520 21 22 23 24 25 26 68 45' 5 00 000m. MACAYA 3.2 KM. ESTANCIA TAJLLU PUJU 2.5 KM. ESTANCIA VILACOLLU 0.5 KM. ES PROPIEDAD INTELECTUAL DEL INSTITUTO GEOGRAFICO MILITAR - PROHIBIDA SU REPRODUCCION PARCIAL O TOTAL ESCALA 1:50.000 LEYENDA 1Km. 0 1 2 3 4Km. NC SIMBOLOS CONVENCIONALES ELEVACION EN METROS POBLACIONES Linea transmisora de energia; Cerca EJEMPLO DELCUADRADO HOJAS ADYACENTES DECUADRICULADE1.000METROS INTERVALO DE CURVAS 20 METROS De mas de 25.000 habitantes LA PAZ Iglesia; Escuela; Mina De 12.000 a 25.000 habitantes QUILLACOLLO Molino de viento, bomba de viento; Molino de agua BM 71 De 5.000 a 12.000 habitantes LLALLAGUA Punto de control horizontal; Monumento de cota fija 666 5942-III 5839-III 5938-II De 100 a 800 edificios Viacha Elevaciones: Comprobadas; Fotogrametricas 666 666 De 40 a 100 edificios Mecapaca ELIPSOIDE INTERNACIONAL De 6 a 40 edificios Achocalla Monte alto; Monte bajo CUADRICULA 1000 METROS: ZONA 19 (LINEAS NEGRAS NUMERADAS) 70 Menos de 6 edificios Estancia San Carlos PROYECCION TRANSVERSA DE MERCATOR 5738-I 5838-IV Tholar; Superficie rocosa 05 06 5838-I CAMINOS DATO VERTICAL NIVEL MEDIO DEL MAR - Arboles dispersos; Matorral EJEMPLO:059709 ANGULO - NC- M - PARA 2005 Transitable todo el ano: DATO HORIZONTAL EL PROVICIONAL DE 1956 PARA AMERICA DEL SUR - 5 15'o (90 MILESIMOS) Afirmado solido, dos vias Area Cultivada; Totoral IDENTIFICACIONDELCUADRO CLASIFICACION DE CAMPO IGM-1992 Revestimiento suelto o ligero, dos vias Arena; Salar DE100.000METROS FOTOGRAFIAS AGOSTO 1977 Y MAYO 1980 5739-II 5838-III 5838-II Afirmado solido, una via CONVERGENCIA DE CUADRICULA DIGITALIZADO POR IGM-5-09 o Revestimiento suelto o ligero, una via Rio intermitente DV EV 0 16' (5 MILESIMOS) PARA CONVERTIR UN PARA EL CENTRO DE LA HOJA Transitable en tiempo bueno o seco: Lago o charco intermitente ACIMUT MAGNETICO La hoja 5838-IV se encuentra en la SE-19-11 Escala 1:250.000 Revestimiento suelto Terreno sujeto a inundacion A UN ACIMUT DE CUADRICULA EJEMPLO: EV059709 Rodadera; Vereda Cienaga o bofedal RESTESE EL ANGULO NC-M Puente Pozo; Manantial DESIGNACIONDEZONA PARA CONVERTIR UN DECUADRICULA SE HAOMITIDO LAPRIMERACIFRADE LAS COORDENADAS ESTE; Rapidos grandes; Cataratas grandes Rapidos ACIMUT DE CUADRICULA FERROCARRILES ; Rapidos pequenos;- Catarartas pequenas- 19 K LAS DOS PRIMERAS CIFRAS DE LAS COORDENAS NORTE A UN ACIMUT MAGNETICO Via sencilla, trocha normal o ancha EJEMPLO: SUMESE EL ANGULO NC-M Cataratas 19KEV059709 Y LAS ULTIMAS TRES CIFRAS DE LOS VALORES CUADRICULARES Via sencilla, trocha estrecha Muelle Represa de mamposteria LIMITES Rio seco o aluvion Nacional ICITADE LOS LECTORES QUE ENCUENTREN ERRORES U OMISIONES EN ESTE MAPA,MARCAR SE SOL . LAS CORRECCIONES EN EL MISMO Y ENVIARLO AL INSTITUTO GEOGRAFICO MILITAR DECLINACION MEDIA APROXIMADA PARA 2005 CHACHACOMANI, BOLIVIA 5838-IV H731 EDICION 1-IGM LA PAZ-BOLIVIA ESTOS MAPAS SERAN DEVUELTOS O SUBSTITUIDOS. SI ASI SE DESEA VARIACION MAGNETICA ANUAL 10' AL OESTE CHACHACOMANI, BOLIVIA .
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    Document of The World Bank Report No: 41069 - BO Public Disclosure Authorized EMERGENCY PROJECT PAPER ON A PROPOSED CREDIT IN THE AMOUNT OF SDR 8 MILLION Public Disclosure Authorized (US$ 12.5 MILLION EQUIVALENT) TO THE REPUBLIC OF BOLIVIA FOR AN EMERGENCY RECOVERY AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT PROJECT Public Disclosure Authorized December 4, 2007 Sustainable Development Department Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru, and Venezuela Country Management Unit Latin America and the Caribbean Region This document has a restricted distribution and may be used by recipients only in the Public Disclosure Authorized performance of their official duties. Its contents may not otherwise be disclosed without World Bank authorization. CURRENCY EQUIVALENTS (Exchange Rate Effective July 2007) Currency Unit = Bolivianos US$1 = Bs.7.5 US$.005 = Bs.1 FISCAL YEAR January 1 – December 31 ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS CAF Andean Development Corporation, Corporación Andina de Fomento CAS Country Assistance Strategy CONARADE National Council for Risk Reduction and Response to Emergencies and/or Disasters, Consejo Nacional para la Reducción de Riesgos y Atención de Desastres y Emergencias DRIPAD Unit for Integrated and Participatory Rural Development in Depressed Areas, Programa de Desarrollo Rural Integrado y Participativo en Áreas Deprimidas DRVRP Disaster Recovery and Vulnerability Reduction Project DUF Unified Directorate of Funds, Directorio Único de Fondos EA Environmental Assessment ECLAC Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean EDIMO Honorable and Labor Intensive