La Paz and El Alto Bolivia editable vector map svg free

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La Paz and El Alto are two interconnected cities in Bolivia, with distinct characteristics and urban layouts. Below is an overview of the principal streets, roads, and city districts for each city.

La Paz

Principal Streets and Roads:

1. El Prado (Paseo del Prado): This is the main thoroughfare in downtown La Paz, lined with shops, offices, and restaurants.
2. Avenida 16 de Julio: It extends from El Prado and connects various parts of the city.
3. Avenida Arce: An important road that passes through the central and southern parts of La Paz, known for its embassies, offices, and upscale shops.
4. Avenida Mariscal Santa Cruz: A continuation of El Prado, connecting to other major roads.
5. Avenida Montes: Connects the central part of La Paz to the northern neighborhoods and the city’s bus terminal.
6. Avenida Busch: An important east-west artery in the Miraflores district.

Key Districts:

1. Centro: The heart of La Paz, including El Prado and many of the city’s administrative and commercial buildings.
2. Miraflores: Known for its residential areas, hospitals, and the Hernando Siles Stadium.
3. Sopocachi: A trendy district with many cafes, restaurants, and cultural spots.
4. San Pedro: A traditional district with markets and the infamous San Pedro prison.
5. Calacoto and San Miguel: Upscale southern neighborhoods with shopping centers, restaurants, and modern residences.
6. Villa Fátima: A northern district known for its markets and transportation links to rural areas.

El Alto

Principal Streets and Roads:

1. Avenida 6 de Marzo: The main artery that runs from La Ceja (the commercial center) through much of El Alto, connecting to the highway to Oruro.
2. Avenida Juan Pablo II: Another major thoroughfare that connects different parts of El Alto, leading towards the La Paz International Airport.
3. Avenida Bolivia: Connects various residential areas and commercial zones within El Alto.
4. Avenida Panorámica: Runs along the edge of the plateau, offering views over La Paz.

Key Districts:

1. La Ceja: The bustling commercial heart of El Alto, known for its markets, bus terminals, and proximity to the teleférico (cable car) stations.
2. Ciudad Satélite: A significant residential and commercial district.
3. Villa Adela: A populous district with many local markets and residential areas.
4. Rio Seco: An industrial and commercial district, home to numerous workshops and factories.
5. Zona 16 de Julio: Known for its large open-air market held every Thursday and Sunday, attracting people from all over the region.
6. Alto Lima: A residential district with community facilities and local businesses.

Both cities are connected by several major roads and the Mi Teleférico cable car system, which significantly eases transportation between the different districts and provides stunning views of the urban landscape and surrounding mountains.