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Municipality in El Paraíso, Honduras
Vado Ancho (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈbaðo ˈantʃo])[citation needed] is a municipality in the Honduran department of El Paraíso. "JICA firma proyecto para
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Municipality in San Marcos, Guatemala
department of Guatemala.It was created on 31 May 1920, after the station of Vado Ancho on the Panamerican Railroad of Guatemala was built. Due to its privileged
Pajapita
Guatemalan poet (1952–2019)
I Brought Down from the Mountain (2000) Con los ojos despues del mar (Vado ancho) (2001) Ovillo De Seda (2004) Chʼanalik (2005) Entre patojos / Among patojos
Humberto_Akʼabal
Guatemalan writer and professor (b. 1868)
president Manuel Lisandro Barillas Bercián, who defeated the rebels in Vado Ancho on 5 August of that year. After the invasion failure Morales followers
Natalia_Górriz
the border at Tecún Umán in Ayutla with the section between Ayutla and Vado Ancho built first before being connected with the rest of the network at a junction
International Railways of Central America
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Department in Honduras
Antonio de Flores San Lucas San Matías Soledad Teupasenti Texiguat Trojes Vado Ancho Yauyupe Yuscarán "INE – Instituto Nacional de Estadística Honduras". www
El_Paraíso_Department
Paraíso 41,683 NA Texiguat El Paraíso 8,727 NA Trojes El Paraíso 47,294 NA Vado Ancho El Paraíso 3,981 NA Yauyupe El Paraíso 1,335 NA Yuscarán† El Paraíso 14
Municipalities_of_Honduras
president Manuel Lisandro Barillas Bercián, who defeated the rebels in Vado Ancho on 5 August of that year. After the invasion failure, Morales followers
Próspero_Morales
Spanish writer and pharmacist (1866–1839)
to build and operate the Panamerican Railroad between Las Cruces and Vado-Ancho; however, he could not build the railway until Coatepeque and had to sell
Antonio_Macías_del_Real
City in O'Higgins, Chile
Estero Petrel, which flows to Laguna Petrel, and El Barro, El Bajel, and El Ancho lagoons, the latter of which provides the city with drinking water. Pichilemu
Pichilemu
removed from the state highway system. NM 55 96.844 155.855 US 54 near Ancho NM 41 in Estancia 01944-01-011944 current renumbered from NM 15 because
List of state roads in New Mexico
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Mitranquén -38.50624 922 (Mitranque, Rio Mitranquen, Rio Ancho, Mitranque, Río Mitranquén, Río del Ancho) Mocho -40.06172 423 Mocho -40.31491 70 Mogote -36
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Road in North America
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