One of Chile's most scenic regions lies in its far north on the border with Peru and Bolivia. I visited it several times from 1980-2015. This album contains images of the city of Arica, the Azapa Valley (with its geoglyphs and a museum with the world's oldest artificially preserved mummies), and Lauca National Park. Most of the images of volcanoes were taken in 1983 during an expedition supported by the Chilean National Forestry Corporation (CONAF). Unfortunately, my climbing companion, Rob Blatherwick, fractured a bone in his foot and thus some of the volcanoes were ascended alone. A few small volcanoes have been included here due to their having played roles in traditional beliefs. NOTE #1: Information about an image is available after opening it and clicking on the INFORMATION (i) icon at the upper right. NOTE #2: All photos are ©Johan Reinhard (unless otherwise noted in the caption). (Some images may be further identified with watermarks.) Permission for their use and high-resolution images may be obtained by writing to me at jr@johanreinhard.net. Links to other of my Andes photo albums, videos, and PDFs of publications relating to my research in the Andes are available at www.johanreinhard.net. PUBLICATIONS: 1. PDF of "A High Altitude Archaeological Survey in Northern Chile (Lauca & Isluga Parks) (2002)": https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bIwdYRwtrIBS2_k6XSvEsJXsYKfKKg-P/view?usp=share_link 2. PDFs of publications relating to my research in the Andes are available at www.johanreinhard.net and Academia.edu. PHOTO ALBUMS: 1. Geoglyphs of Co. Unitas & Los Pintados and Petroglyphs of Aroma Gorge: https://goo.gl/photos/rS42o7NmrSv1gsi49 VOLCANOES Climbed in Nothern Chile: Parinacota (6,330 m/20,762 ft) 1983 (solo) Guallatiri (6,060 m/19,877 ft) 1983 (solo) Taapaca (5,815 m/19,073 ft) 1983 (with Rob Blatherwick) Guane Guane (ca. 5,050 m/16,564 ft) 1983 (with Rob Blatherwick) Espíritus (5,300 m/17,384 ft) 1983 (solo) Belen (5,260 m/17,253 ft) 1983 (solo) Marques (4,960 m/16,269 ft) 1983 (solo) Tulapalca (4,780 m/15,678 ft) 1983 (solo) Villacolla (4,696 m/15,407 ft) (solo)