San Carlos, Bolivia

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San Carlos (Ichilo)
Town
San Carlos (Ichilo)
Coordinates: 19°18′27″S 64°18′08″W / 19.3075°S 64.3022°W / -19.3075; -64.3022
Country	Bolivia
Department	Santa Cruz
Province	Ichilo
Time zone	UTC-4 (BOT)

San Carlos (Ichilo) is a small town in Bolivia.

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