Santa Bárbara, Potosí

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Santa Bárbara (Potosí)
Town
Santa Bárbara

Country	Bolivia
Department	Potosí Department
Province	Sud Chichas Province
Municipality	Atocha Municipality
Population (2001)
• Total	2,505
Time zone	UTC-4 (BST)

Santa Bárbara is a small town in the Sud Chichas Province of the Potosí Department in Bolivia.

The town lies at an altitude of 4774 m at the foot of Cerro Chorolque, a 5552 m high mountain, rich in ore deposits of tin, bismuth, silver, gold and copper, and exploited by the mine "Chorolque" from different sides. It also was the highest permanent settlement of the Inca Empire.^{[citation needed]}

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20°55′24″S 66°02′58″W / 20.9233°S 66.0494°W / -20.9233; -66.0494

v t e Potosí Department
Capital: Potosí
Provinces	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
Municipalities (and seats)	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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