Ch'alla Phujru

Ch'alla Phujru rises to an elevation of 4,904 meters in the Andes mountains, forming part of a rounded mountainous complex at its southeastern section.

The mountain stands within Sebastián Pagador Province of Oruro Department, marking a significant geographical point in Bolivian cartography since initial BIGM mapping efforts.

The mountain's name derives from Aymara language elements, with ch'alla meaning sand and phujru referring to an earthen pit without water.

The peak maintains a prominence of 168 meters and connects to its nearest higher neighbor, Chullpiri mountain, through a northeastern col at 936 meters.

The mountain's position 2.1 kilometers south of Chullpiri creates a distinct geographical isolation, contributing to the regional topographical patterns near Anta Qullu valley.

GPS coordinates: -18.99635,-66.64351

Latest update: March 13, 2025 09:04