Editing Geography of Bolivia (section)

== Location and extreme points ==
[[File:Bolivia north.jpg|thumb|250px|The northernmost point of [[Bolivia]]]]Bolivia is bordered in the northwest by [[Peru]], and in the southwest by Chile; both Peru and Bolivia are split by the [[Andes Mountains]] roughly from north to south, and those two countries therefore have very similar geographic regions, except that Bolivia's Pacific coast was lost to Chile during the [[War of the Pacific]] in 1880.<ref>Koester, DH.  ''[https://books.google.com/books?id=7k_kAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA319 And There I Was Volume I: A Backpacking Adventure in Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia]'', p. 319 (Outskirts Press, 2012).</ref> Bolivia is also bordered by Brazil in the north and east, by [[Paraguay]] in the southeast, and by [[Argentina]] in the south.

* Northernmost point – the [[Madeira River]] on the border with Brazil, near Ponte sobre o Rio Abunã, [[Federico Román Province]], [[Pando Department]]
* Southernmost point – southern tip of the [[Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve]], [[Sur Lípez Province]], [[Potosí Department]]
* Westernmost point – on the border with Peru, [[José Manuel Pando Province]], [[La Paz Department (Bolivia)|La Paz Department]]
*Easternmost point – on the border with Brazil, [[Germán Busch Province]], [[Santa Cruz Department (Bolivia)|Santa Cruz Department]]
* Highest point – [[Nevado Sajama]]: 6,542 m
* Lowest point – [[Rio paraguay]]: 90 m