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The Río Patía is the longest river in Colombia’s Pacific region and forms part of one of the most impressive landscapes along the famous Pan-American Highway between Popayán and Pasto. – Colombia – 1977

A fisherman skilfully casts a circular cast net into the river in the shallow waters of the Río Anchique. – This river in the Department of Tolima forms part of the wider catchment area of the Río Magdalena. – Colombia – 1977

Like the volcanoes Huila (5,750 m), Ruiz (5,400 m) and Tolima (5,215 m), the ice-capped Santa Isabel (5,100 m) also towers over the vast, moraine-covered plateaus of the Colombian Central Cordillera. - Book: Picture 23 - Colombia - 1977