T'ula Qullu (

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''t'ula'' wood, burning material, ''qullu'' mountain, "wood mountain", also spelled ''Thola Khollu, Thola Kkollu'') or Suri Qullu (Aymara ''suri'' rhea, "rhea mountain", also spelled ''Zuricollo'') is a mountain in the

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. It is situated in the La Paz Department,

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, T'ula Qullu Canton. T'ula Qullu lies near the border to

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, between the Peruvian mountain Chila in the west and Sinijawi in the east, northwest of the Sirk'i volcano.

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Mountains of La Paz Department (Bolivia) Four-thousanders of the Andes {{JoséManuelPandoProvince-geo-stub

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