File:Río Negro, Los Trapichitos, Guatemala 04.JPG
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English: The Río Negro at Los Trapichitos, near Sacapulas, Quiché department, Guatemala. This headland in a curve of the Río Negro supports the ancient Maya ruins of Chutixtiox.
Español: El Río Negro cerca de Los Trapichitos, Sacapulas, en el departamento de Quiché, Guatemala. Las antiguas ruinas mayas de Xutixtiox se encuentran encima de esta montaña en una curva del Río Negro. |
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| Author | Simon Burchell |
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