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The 22 pages that link to Bolivia, each with the reason it gives.

• Simón BolívarBroader topic: The republic adopted Bolívar’s name after independence forces secured the territory.

• ChileRelated: Its loss of coastal territory to Chile remains a major historical and diplomatic issue.

• PeruCompared with: The two countries share highland cultures and Lake Titicaca but differ in political geography.

• United Provinces of the Río de la PlataBroader topic: Upper Peru’s separation removed a major northern territory from the United Provinces’ claims.

• Antonio José de SucreNarrower topic: Sucre helped establish the republic and served as its first president.

• Bolivian War of IndependenceBroader topic: It was the state formed from Upper Peru after the war.

• CassiteriteBroader topic: Its tin belt contains cassiterite-bearing veins and historically important mines.

• Peru–Bolivian ConfederationRelated: Bolivia entered the union as a constituent state under Santa Cruz.

• Agustín GamarraRelated: Gamarra’s final invasion sought to bring Bolivia into a political union with Peru.

• La Paz (Bolivia)Narrower topic: La Paz is Bolivia’s seat of government and one of its principal cities.

• Víctor Paz EstenssoroNarrower topic: Its institutions, regional divisions, and resources framed the political challenges of his presidencies.

• RondôniaRelated: Rondônia shares an international border with Bolivia along its western side.

• Porto VelhoRelated: The Madeira–Mamoré Railway was built to connect Bolivia’s trade routes with the Madeira.

• Salta ProvinceRelated: Salta’s northern boundary connects the province to Bolivia.

• Aymara languageRelated: Aymara is an official language and is widely spoken in Bolivia's western highlands.

• SucreNarrower topic: Sucre’s national status and history are defined by its place within Bolivia.

• Jujuy ProvinceRelated: Jujuy’s northern border connects it with Bolivia.

• Mato Grosso do SulRelated: Bolivia meets Mato Grosso do Sul at the state’s western frontier.

• Nevado SajamaNarrower topic: Sajama is Bolivia’s highest mountain and lies in its western highlands.

• José Gutiérrez GuerraNarrower topic: Its political history provides the national setting for his presidency and its overthrow.

• PatagonaRelated: Its Andean highlands fall within the giant hummingbird’s range.

• Southern ConeRelated: Its southern regions are sometimes grouped with the Cone’s wider geographic and cultural zone.