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l park in the Cordillera Volcanica, located between Ciudad Hidalgo and Morelia, 32 kilometers by road west-southwest of Ciudad Hidalgo; mixed pine and fir forest. Axolotl (Rancho).--Lat. 19 deg. 47', long. 100 deg. 38', elev. 2900 m. A settlement on the western slopes of Cerro San Andres; pine, oak, and fir forest. Balsas (Rio).--A large river having its headwaters in Tlaxcala, Puebla, and northwestern Oaxaca, flowing westward through an arid valley to the Pacific Ocean, and in its lower part forming the boundary between Michoacan and Guerrero. Barolosa (Cerro de).--Lat. 18 deg. 52', long. 102 deg. 57', elev. 2900-3050 m. Presumably the highest mountain in the Sierra de Coalcoman and located about 13 hours by mule east-northeast of Coalcoman; open pine-oak-fir forest and alder thickets. Barolosa (Rancho).--Lat. 18 deg. 50', long. 103 deg. 00', elev. 2320 m. A small ranch on the west-northwestern slope of Cerro de Barolosa, about 11 hours by mule east-northeast of Coalcoman; open pine-oak forest. Barranca Seca.--Lat. 19 deg. 32', long. 102 deg. 15', elev. 2100 m. A small village about 7 kilometers northwest of San Juan de Parangaricutiro; pine forest. Bejuco (Barranca de).--Lat. 18 deg. 07', long. 102 deg. 48', elev. 90 m. A barranca in the lower slopes of the Sierra de Coalcoman just west of the lower reaches of the Rio Nexpa; tropical semi-deciduous forest. Buenavista (Tomatlan).--Lat. 19 deg. 17', long. 102 deg. 36', elev. 425 m. A village on the Rio Masiaco in the Tepalcatepec Valley, 33 kilometers by road west-northwest of Apatzingan; open arid tropical scrub forest. Buena Vista.--Lat. 18 deg. 40', long. 102 deg. 09', elev. 600 m. A ranch on the northeastern slopes of the Sierra de Coalcoman; arid tropical scrub forest. Cachan (Rio).--Lat. 18 deg. 14', long. 103 deg. 14'. A river formed by the affluence of the Rio Coalcoman and the Rio San Jose and flowing into the Pacific Ocean at a point indicated by the co-ordinates given above. Sometimes the name is applied to the lower part of the river as used here; other times the name is used for the entire length of the Rio Coalcoman. Camichines.--Lat. 18 deg. 47', long. 103 deg. 05', elev. 1070 m. A ranch about 5 kilometers east-northeast of Coalco
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