Soconusco

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Soconusco is a historically significant coastal region in southern Mexico known for its fertile land and major production of coffee, cacao, and tropical fruits.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
historical region
annexedToMexicoYear 1842
capitalLikeCity Tapachula
climate humid
tropical
country Mexico
economicActivity agriculture
cattle ranching
commerce
export agriculture
exportProduct bananas
cacao
coffee
mangoes
papayas
hasBorderWith Guatemala
hasCity Acapetahua
Cacahoatán
Huixtla
Mapastepec
Mazatán
linked to: Huixtla

Suchiate
Tapachula
Tuzantán
hasCoastOn Pacific Ocean
hasEcosystem Sierra Madre de Chiapas slopes
coastal plain
foothills
hasMajorCrop African oil palm
banana
cacao
coconut
coffee
mango
papaya
plantain
sesame
sugarcane
hasRiver Coatán River NERFINISHED
Huehuetán River NERFINISHED
Suchiate River NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance important cacao-producing area in Mesoamerica
pre-Columbian trade region
indigenousLanguagePresence Mam
Nahuatl
knownFor cacao production
coffee production
tropical fruit production
languageRegion Spanish
locatedIn Chiapas
southern Mexico
partOf Isthmus of Tehuantepec region (broad sense)
timeZone Central Standard Time
linked to: Central Time Zone
wasAnnexedTo Mexico
wasPartOf Captaincy General of Guatemala
wasTributaryTo Aztec Empire

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Chiapas containsRegion Soconusco
Mexican Federal Highway 190 connectsRegion Soconusco region
linked to: Soconusco
Ahuitzotl territorialExpansion Soconusco
Grijalva River sourceLocation Guatemala–Mexico border region
linked to: Soconusco
Tuxtla Gutiérrez partOf Soconusco–Isthmus region of Mexico
linked to: Soconusco
Tapachula partOf Soconusco region
linked to: Soconusco
Chol people region western Chiapas
linked to: Soconusco