Rancho San Pedro del Tacuaral, Santa Cruz, Bolivia

populated place; a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.

• Nueva Moca (5Km)
• Burgos (7.2Km)
• San Ignacio (10.4Km)
• San Javier (11.5Km)
• Palacios (14.4Km)
• El Bolsón (18.2Km)
• Estancia Santa Ana (19.9Km)
• San José (20.6Km)
• Comunidad Alcornocal (20.6Km)
• Palacios (21.6Km)
• Comunidad Rincón Largo (21.6Km)
• El Pilar (22.5Km)
• La Arboleda (25.6Km)
• Cabeza de Puerco (25.9Km)
• Comunidad San Juán (28.8Km)
• Comunidad San Miguelito (29.4Km)
• Santa Rosa (29.4Km)
• Santa Rita (30.4Km)
• San Miguel (31.2Km)
• Rincón del Urucú (32.4Km)
• Comunidad Torno (32.8Km)
• Chimoré (35.3Km)
• La Loma (36.4Km)
• Comunidad Madrejón (36.4Km)
• Dolores (37Km)
• Motacutú (41.2Km)
• San Isidro (41.9Km)
• Nieves (46.1Km)
• San Rafael (46.1Km)
• Las Tapas (47.5Km)

farm; a tract of land with associated buildings devoted to agriculture.

• Hacienda Monte Villa (14.4Km)
• Hacienda San Antonio (25.6Km)
• Hacienda El Encanto (32.7Km)
• Hacienda San Borja (36.4Km)
• Hacienda La Fortaleza (46.1Km)

stream; a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.

• Río Palometillas (5Km)
• Río Palacios (14.4Km)
• Río Dolores (38.2Km)

airfield; a place on land where aircraft land and take off; no facilities provided for the commercial handling of passengers and cargo.

• Nueva Moca (10Km)
• San Isidro (44.2Km)

ranch(es); a large farm specializing in extensive grazing of livestock.

• Rancho San Pedro del Tacuaral (0Km)

intermittent stream; a water course which dries up in the dry season.

• Arroyo Chichuto (21.6Km)

locality; a minor area or place of unspecified or mixed character and indefinite boundaries.

• Encanto (39.4Km)