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Acotango

Acotango

Wikidata identifies Acotango as mountain shared by Bolivia and Chile.

WHY IT’S INTERESTING

From left to right, 5730-m-high Volcán Humarata, 6052-m-high Volcán Acotango, and 5990-m-high Cerro Capurata volcanoes.

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A CLOSER LOOK

Wikidata records Acotango as mountain shared by Bolivia and Chile.

From left to right, 5730-m-high Volcán Humarata, 6052-m-high Volcán Acotango, and 5990-m-high Cerro Capurata volcanoes.

FOLLOW THE EVIDENCE

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