- 19667°N 62.87056°W / 10.19667; -62.87056 Lake
Guanoco (Spanish: Lago
Guanoco or Lago de
Asfalto de
Guanoco, also Lake Bermudez) is the world's
second largest...
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paved with
asphalt by
Civil War
veteran William Averell using Trinidad and
Guanoco lakes asphalt. In 1959,
Pennsylvania Avenue was
extended from the Washington...
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Carpinteria Tar Pits (Carpinteria) in the U.S.
state of California, and Lake
Guanoco in the
Republic of Venezuela. The
regional geology of
southern Trinidad...
-
asphalt lake
areas similar to
Tierra de Brea
Trinidad and Tobago, Lake
Guanoco in
Venezuela and the La Brea Tar Pits (Los Angeles) and
McKittrick Tar...
- the world, the
others being Tierra de Brea in
Trinidad and Tobago, Lake
Guanoco in
Venezuela and the La Brea Tar Pits (Los Angeles) and
Carpinteria Tar...
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Guaiqueri from
Margarita Island Loukotka (1968)
lists the
following varieties:
Guanoco –
spoken on the
Laguna de Asfalto,
state of
Monagas (unattested) Chaguan...
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Wilderness Grant's
Gazelle Mammals of
Africa Greater Kudu
Mammals of
Africa Guanocos Messages from the
Wilderness Hog Deer
Mammals of Asia
Hyacinth Macaws Messages...
- make
known to
science as
Steatornis caripensis. He also
described the
Guanoco asphalt lake as "The
spring of the good priest" ("Quelle des
guten Priesters")...
- muni****lity,
there is also the Caño de Ajíes and the
asphalt lake of
Guanoco.
Among the
protected areas are the
Guarapiche Forest Reserve, declared...
- have
natural asphalt deposits,
including Pitch Lake in
Trinidad and Lake
Guanoco in
Venezuela that lies few
miles each
other in the Gulf of Paria. Pitch...
