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Bolonchén or
Bolonchén de Rejón (Bolon Che'e'en in
Modern Maya) is a town in the
Mexican state of Campeche,
about 120 km (75 mi) east from the
state capital...
- of
Tulum Hubiku,
Yucatan Sacred Cenote,
Chichen Itza Xtacunbilxunan,
Bolonchén Cenote Azul,
Playa del
Carmen Jardin Del Eden,
Bacalar Choo-Ha, Coba Zaci...
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rolling hills known as the
Sierra Alta or Puuc,
which extend northeast to
Bolonchen and then into the
state of Yucatán.
These have only an
average altitude...
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Pedro Quiatoni Oaxaca 995
Santiago Astata Oaxaca 995
Becal Campeche 996
Bolonchen de Rejón
Campeche 996
Calkini Campeche 996
Dzibalchen Campeche 996 Dzitbalche...
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Itzan Petén Department,
Guatemala Itzantun Chiapas,
Mexico Itzimte-
Bolonchen (see
Bolonchen) Campeche,
Mexico Ixcan Chiapas,
Mexico Ixil Yucatán,
Mexico Iximche...
- Maya
musketeers from Tekʼax and Oxkʼutzkabʼ to join the
expedition at
Bʼolonchʼen Kawich, some 60
kilometres (37 mi)
southeast of the city of Campeche...
- Kabah,
Sayil and Xlapak. The
architectural style is also seen at Kiuic,
Bolonchen, Chunhuhub, Xculoc, and many
smaller ruins. The
transition from earlier...
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Pyramid of the Magician.
Catherwood also drew a
famous view of the well at
Bolonchén. Catherwood's
drawings and
lithographs showed,
without question, the Maya...
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Azuzul Balakbal Balamku Balankanche Balcón de
Montezuma Becan Bellote Bolonchén Bonampak Cacaxtla Calakmul Calixtlahuaca Calotmul La
Campana (archaeological...
- localities, the
largest of
which (with 2010 po****tions in parentheses) were:
Bolonchén de Rejón (3,975),
Vicente Guerrero (3,198),
classified as urban, and Dzibalchén...
