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Nicaragua Aims To Link West and East By Roads Or Rivers
National Geographic outlines Nicaragua's 60 000 square mile landscape with mountains, Pacific coast, and Lake Nicaragua. It notes Managua as capital, Masaya and Granada as trading towns, and Chontales as a rich gold area. Eastern and western regions are split by mountains, hindering commerce and unity, while a canal or highway project seeks to connect coasts and boost growth.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNY Bervica
Icaragua
New York State
Buffalo
Pacific
Atlantic
Republic
Chinandega
Leon
Managua
Masaya
Granada
Corinto
Chinundega
Sierras
Central America
Spain
Nicaragua
San Juan River
Matagalpa
Plains
Panama Canal
Tipitapa
Hema
Bluefelds River
Bluefields
Muasayy
Chantaleg
Lake Nicaragua
Caribbean
Greytown
Sireama
Mosquito
Mosquito Coast
Indiana
Jamaica
West Indies
San Juan del Norte
Maritime Canal Company
Cortes la
Chontales
Babllonia
la Libertad
Herbert Hoover
Central Basin
Great Lakes