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Cenote Alameda, Sistema Zacaton

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One of the monuments in the unique Sistema Zacatón is Cenote Alameda – large, deep sinkhole next to farm buildings.

References
  1. Marcus Gary, Alameda, Sistema Zacatón, research homepage. Accessed on June 27, 2010

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GPS coordinates
23.0319 N 98.1646 W
Location, address
North America, Mexico, Tamaulipas, southern part of the state, 15 km north-west from Aldama town
Alternate names
Poza Alemeda
Depth
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