Grijalva River: location, map, and everything you don’t know about it

El cañón del Sumidero en el río Grijalva

Formerly known as Tabasco and locally as Chiapas or Mezcalapa, the Grijalva River is Mexico’s second longest river and largest producer of hydroelectric power. Location and map of the Grijalva River The Grijalva River flows in the southeast of Mexico and is 480 kilometres long. It is formed by the confluence of the San Gregorio and San …

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All about the Usumacinta River: location, map, history and much more!

vista del rio usumacinta

The Usumacinta River, located in southeastern Mexico and northwestern Guatemala, is formed by the confluence of the Pasión River, which rises in the Sierra de Santa Cruz (Guatemala), and the Chixoy River, which descends from the Sierra Madre de Guatemala. History of the Usumacinta River The Usumacinta River and its tributaries were important trade routes for the …

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