- The
Usumacinta River (Spanish pronunciation: [usumaˈsinta];
named after the
howler monkey) is a
river in
southeastern Mexico and
northwestern Guatemala...
- ARM
Usumacinta may
refer to one of the
following vessels of the
Mexican Navy
named for the
Usumacinta River: ARM
Usumacinta (B06), the
former American...
- The
Usumacinta mangroves ecoregion (WWF ID: NT1437)
covers the
mangrove forests ont the Gulf
Coast of Mexico,
around the
margins of the
Laguna de Términos...
- Cañón del
Usumacinta is a
protected natural area in
southern Mexico. It
protects part of the
Usumacinta Canyon,
where the
Usumacinta River winds northwards...
-
Mississippi River and the Rio
Grande in the
northern gulf and the
Grijalva and
Usumacinta rivers in the
southern gulf. The land that
forms the gulf's coast, including...
-
include Chicanná, Hormiguero, and Xpuhil. The
Usumacinta style developed in the
hilly terrain of the
Usumacinta drainage.
Cities took
advantage of the hillsides...
- of Campeche,
Tabasco and Chiapas. The
border includes stretches of the
Usumacinta River, the
Salinas River, and the
Suchiate River. Geopolitically, this...
-
which serves as a
natural eastern border with the
United States. The
Usumacinta River in turn,
serves as a
natural southern border between Mexico and...
- ****istance
Program and
entered service in
December 2002
renamed ARM
Usumacinta.
Usumacinta has
since taken part in
three RIMPAC multi-national
naval exercises...
- (pronounced [ʝaʃtʃiˈlan]) is an
ancient Maya city
located on the bank of the
Usumacinta River in the
state of Chiapas, Mexico. In the Late
classic Period Yaxchilan...
