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Managua (Spanish: Lago de Managua, [maˈnaɣwa]), also
known as Lake
Xolotlán (Lago
Xolotlán), is a
freshwater lake in Nicaragua. At 1,042 km², it is approximately...
- Real
Xolotlán is a
Nicaraguan football team
playing in the
second division of the
Nicaragua football system. It is
based near Lake
Xolotlan communities...
- HD 4208 b,
officially named Xolotlan, is an
extrasolar planet discovered by the
California and
Carnegie Planet Search team
using the Keck telescope. The...
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Granada and Managua. In
addition the
Nicarao controlled Tiger Lagoon, Lake
Xolotlan, Lake Cocibolca, and the
islands of
Ometepe and Zapatera. The
Nicarao also...
- water. Lake
Cocibolca is
between two
other bodies of water, on top is Lake
Xolotlán and
below is the San Juan River.
These body of
waters complete the largest...
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water in and
around the country, the
Pacific Ocean,
lakes Nicaragua and
Xolotlan, and the
rivers and lagoons.
Additional theories about the country's name...
- Nicaragua.
Managua may also
refer to: Lake Managua, also
known as Lake
Xolotlán, a lake in
Nicaragua Managua (department), a
department in
Nicaragua Managua...
- is
located on the
southern s****s of Lake Managua, also
known as Lake
Xolotlán. Lake
Managua contains the same fish
species as
larger Lake
Cocibolca in...
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large lakes include Lake Atitlán, Lake Izabal, Lake Güija,
Lemoa and Lake
Xolotlan.
Almost all
ecosystems are
present in Mesoamerica; the more well known...
- Bluefields. From there, the
canal would traverse northern Nicaragua via Lake
Xolotlan before reaching the
Pacific through Puerto Corinto. However, the proposal...