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Corumbá (Portuguese pronunciation: [koɾũˈba]) is a muni****lity in the
Brazilian state of Mato
Grosso do Sul, 425 km
northwest of
Campo Grande, the state's...
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Corumbá is an iron ore mine
located in the
western Brazilian state of Mato
Grosso do Sul, near the
border with Bolivia. The mine is
located east of highway...
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Corumbá Lake (Lago de
Corumbá I) is an
artificial lake
formed by the
damming of the
Corumbá River in
southern Goiás State, Brazil. It is
located 10 km...
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Corumbá International Airport (IATA: CMG, ICAO: SBCR) is the
airport serving Corumbá, Brazil. The
airport is
operated by AENA.
Corumbá International Airport...
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Corumbá River (Rio
Corumbá in Portuguese) is the most
important river in the
Central Plateau region of Brazil. Its
source is in the
Montes de Pireneus...
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transporting sugar,
departing from
Porto Murtinho. The main
ports are
Corumbá (
Corumbá, Ladário and
Porto Esperança) and
Porto Murtinho. Finally, the Paraná-Tieté...
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Neoplecostomus corumba is a
species of
armored catfish endemic to Brazil. This
species grows to a
length of 7.83
centimetres (3.08 in) SL. Froese, Rainer;...
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Corumbá was
under the
control of
Paraguay since the
beginning of 1865, in the
first phase of the
Paraguayan War. José
Vieira Couto de Magalhães (the president...
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agreement to
build a
railway line from
Santa Cruz to
Brazilian city
Corumbá,
which would allow Bolivia to have
access to
Atlantic Ocean. That same...
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Corumbá invasion, in the
context of the
Paraguayan War, was the
first Paraguayan movement within the
Brazilian territory,
starting the Mato Grosso...
