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Guayape is a muni****lity in the west of the
Honduran department of Olancho, west of Salamá,
south of Yocón and
north of Concordia.
Guayape is divided...
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Guayape River (Spanish: Río
Guayape) is a
major river that
drains much of the
Department of
Olancho and
central Honduras. The
largest tributary to...
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northeastern Honduras,
formed southeast of
Juticalpa by the
merger of the
Guayape and
Guayambre rivers. It is the
second largest river in
Central America...
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Tinto River is a
river in Honduras. It is a
tributary of the
Guayape River. The
Tinto was also
called the Cuyamel, as of 1850. List of
rivers of Honduras...
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cover these mountains.
Central Olancho has
rolling plains,
watered by the
Guayape River and its affluents.
These plains,
sometimes called pampas due to their...
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writer Froylán Turcios,
extends over a vast
plain irrigated by the Rio
Guayape in the
heart of the
luxuriant department of Olancho. The city is situated...
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Esquilinchuche sits on a low rise that
forms the
banks of the
flood plain of the
Guayape river that lies
approximately 2 km to the
south during the dry season,...
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China Rio
Tinto FC, a
Zimbabwean football club in
Kadoma Tinto River (
Guayape), a
river in
Honduras Tinto (disambiguation) This
disambiguation page lists...
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Honduran department of Olancho. It is south-east of Yocón, north-east of
Guayape and north-west of Salamá. The town had a
lumber mill, school, clinic, and...
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hailed from Africa. In Honduras, 300
Africans arrived in
Olancho and at Rio
Guayape in 1590; they were sent to both
areas for
mining woo. A crew of Angolas...
