southern Guatemala

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Southern Guatemala is a region characterized by volcanic landscapes, including active volcanoes like Pacaya, and a mix of agricultural lowlands and Pacific coastal areas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf region
borders Pacific Ocean
climateType tropical wet and dry climate
contains Acatenango volcano
linked to: Acatenango

Agua volcano
linked to: Agua Volcano

Coatepeque
Escuintla (city)
Escuintla Department
Fuego volcano
linked to: Fuego Volcano

Mazatenango
Pacaya volcano
Pacific coastal agricultural lowlands of Guatemala
Puerto San José
Quetzaltenango Department
Retalhuleu Department
San Marcos Department
Santa Maria volcano
Santiaguito lava dome complex
Suchitepéquez Department
coffee-growing highlands of Guatemala
containsIndigenousGroups Kʼicheʼ Maya
Mam Maya
Maya peoples
Tzʼutujil Maya
country Guatemala
drainageTo Pacific Ocean
elevationRange sea level to over 3000 meters
geology volcanic arc
hasCharacteristic active volcanoes
fertile volcanic soils
high seismic activity
tropical climate
hasPart Pacific coastal plain of Guatemala
linked to: southern Guatemala

volcanic highlands of Guatemala
language Spanish
locatedIn Central America
Guatemala
majorEconomicActivity agriculture
banana cultivation
cattle ranching
coffee cultivation
fishing
sugarcane cultivation
tourism
naturalHazard earthquakes
lahars and mudflows
volcanic eruptions
partOf Central American Volcanic Arc
timeZone Central Standard Time (UTC−6)
linked to: Central Time Zone

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Pacaya locatedIn southern Guatemala
Antigua Guatemala locatedIn southern Guatemala
Poqomam Maya historicallyLocatedIn Pacific piedmont of Guatemala
linked to: southern Guatemala
southern Guatemala hasPart Pacific coastal plain of Guatemala
linked to: southern Guatemala
Escuintla Department locatedIn southern Guatemala