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University Library, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Colombia: Catalogs

Relevant Catalogs about Colombia

This page lists publications and institutional repositories from some of the largest universities, in Colombia's major cities.



MEDELLIN (ANTIOQUIA)

 


BOGOTA


BARRANQUILLA (ATLANTICO)


BUCARAMANGA (SANTANDER)


 CALI (VALLE DEL CAUCA)

 

Online Catalog- Biblioteca del Banco de la Republica - Luis Angel Arango: Through this catalog you can browse through the Luis Angel Arango Library's local catalog, its digital library, digital magazines, digital books, databases and other digital resources. A large variety of digital material can be accessed for free through this site.

University of Illinois Online Catalog: This catalog searches for items in the University of Illinois collection.

I-Share:  Searches for items in more than 80 academic libraries in Illinois, including the University of Illinois. A patron is able to request materials and have them sent to any library at the University of Illinois.

Interlibrary Loan (ILL): This allows the user to borrow materials on a global scale. If there is an item that is not available through the University of Illinois or the I-Share catalog, a user is able to request it through ILL.


A user can search by keyword, title, and subject headings. Some suggestions for subject headings are:

  • Colombia-Bibliography-Catalogs
  • Colombia-History
  • Colombia-History-Politics

 

Other Catalogs

WorldCat: This catalog allows the users to request books that are not available through the University of Illinois Catalog and I-Share. Items take a couple of weeks to arrive, so it would be best to plan ahead.

Library of Congress: The catalog for the Library of Congress. The user will also find additional resources like finding aids or e-resources catalog.

Library of Congress Gateway to Library Catalogs: This provides a list of other library catalogs and links. It is organized alphabetically.

Assistant Professor and Librarian of Latin American and Caribbean Studies