Bolivia's historic mining city Potosí

Located in the country's south-central highlands, this city of 264,000, and 13,420 feet over sea level, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site because in the 16th century it was the world's largest industrial town, devoted to the mining of silver. A couple of months ago, MSN ran a piece showcasing dozens of the world's landmark places currently most at risk, and this is one of them; find out why here: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/the-world-s-landmarks-most-at-risk/ss-AATpdX7#image=5


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