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Cochabamba
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Co·cha·bam·ba  (kch-bämb, -chä-bämbä)
A city of west-central Bolivia north-northwest of Sucre. Founded in 1574 as Orpeza, it was renamed in 1786. Population: 516,000.
Cochabamba (Spanish) [kotʃaˈβamba]
n
(Placename) a city in central Bolivia. Pop.: 607 129 (2000 est.)
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