TABLES
| Page | |
| Commercial relations of West Coast with United States | 9 |
| Distances of shipping ports on West Coast to trade centres | 12 |
| Distances and elevation above sea-level of the Central Railway of Peru | 102 |
| Mineral output of Peru for one year | 132 |
| Itinerary from Lima to Iquitos via Central Highway | 144 |
| Distances on railway from Paita to Piura | 148 |
| Product of the nitrate zone | 224 |
| Tin product of Bolivia | 316 |
| Metals found in combination with copper, Bolivia | 322 |
| Population of Bolivia | 337 |
| Temperature and products of zones, Bolivia | 342 |
| Rainfall, Bolivia | 343 |
Transcriber's Notes
The following changes have been made to the text as printed.
1. Illustrations and end-of-page footnotes (marked with an asterisk) have been located in appropriate paragraph breaks.
2. Where a word is used repeatedly in the same way, spelling and hyphenation have been made consistent, preferring the form most often used in the printed work, or failing that the more usual form in general use at the time of publication. No typographical change has been made within direct quotes from other works.
3. The spelling of the following names has been changed to agree with normal usage at the time of the original publication:
- Page 119 and Index: "Vilcanata" to "Vilcanota"
- Page 131: "Tolara" to "Talara"
- Pages 212, 265, 397 and Index: "Vina del Mar" to "Viña del Mar"
- Page 326 and Index: "Copacabama" to "Copacabana"
- Page 342 and Index: "Sinopsis Estadictica" to "Sinopsis Estadistica"
- Page 355 (twice) and Index: "Rivadiva" to "Rivadavia".
4. Index: the following entries have been amended in line with the corresponding body text:
- "Chilete (Añcachs)" to "Chilete (Ancachs)"
- "Chinchona" to "Cinchona"
- "Continental Divide, see Cordillerac" to "Continental Divide, see Cordilleras"
- "Guachella" to "Guachalla"
- "Malmowski" to "Malinowski"
- "Socavan" to "Socavon"
- "Von Stenberg" to "Von Sternberg".
On Page 137, "south latitude 40°" should no doubt read "south latitude 4°". No change has been made.