Princesa, La.--Lat. 16 deg. 56'; long. 95 deg. 02'; elev. 150 m. A
ranch on the northern slopes of the isthmus, 6 kilometers by
road north of Matias Romero; poorly developed rainforest
[34].
Quiengola, Cerro de.--Lat. 16 deg. 24'; long. 95 deg. 22'; elev. 900
m. (crest). A hill 15 kilometers west-northwest of
Tehuantepec; dense scrub forest on slopes and scattered
pines on top [55].
Salazar.--Lat. 16 deg. 25'; long. 95 deg. 20'; elev. 45 m. A ranch
on the Rio Tehuantepec, northwest of Tehuantepec; dense
scrub forest [52].
Salina Cruz.--Lat. 16 deg. 10'; long. 95 deg. 12'; sea level. A port
on the Golfo de Tehuantepec; open arid scrub forest [70].
Collections were made in the vicinity of the town and in the
open scrub forest 2.4 kilometers north at an elevation of 20
meters.
San Antonio.--Lat. 16 deg. 15'; long. 95 deg. 22'; elev. 40 m. A
ranch about 25 kilometers west-southwest of Tehuantepec;
arid scrub forest [68].
San Pablo.--Lat. 16 deg. 24'; long. 95 deg. 18'; elev. 40 m. A ranch
on the Rio Tehuantepec, northwest of Tehuantepec; dense
scrub forest [56]. Cerro San Pablo probably is the hill
north of this ranch; this is shown on some maps as Cerro de
los Amates.
San Pedro, Cerro de.--Lat. 16 deg. 18'; long. 95 deg. 28'; elev.
about 1100 m. (crest). A ridge about 24 kilometers west of
Tehuantepec and east of Cerro Arenal; scrub forest on slopes
and pine-oak forest on top [65].
Santa Efigenia.--Lat. 16 deg. 25'; long. 94 deg. 13'; elev. 500 m. A
ranch on the southern slopes of the Sierra Madre de Chiapas,
8 kilometers north-northwest of Tapanatepec; scrub forest.
Former home of Francis Sumichrast [53].
Santa Lucia.--Lat. 16 deg. 18'; long. 95 deg. 28'; elev. 800 m. A
place name for a former ranch on the east slopes of Cerro
Arenal; scrub forest [63].
Santa Maria Chimalapa.--Lat. 16 deg. 55'; long. 94 deg. 42'; elev.
296 m. A village on the Rio de los Milagros, a tributary to
the Rio Coatzacoalcos; rainforest [35].
Santiago Chivela.--Lat. 16 deg. 42'; long. 94 deg. 53'; elev. 200 m.
A village on the Trans-isthmian Highway, 13.4 kilometers by
road south of Matias Romero; dry, grassy plains and
scattered clumps of scrubby trees and palms [41].
Collections were made in the vicinity of the village and at
a rocky stream, 11 kilometers south on the Trans-isthmian
Highway at an elevation of 230 m.
Santo Domingo (Petapa).--Lat. 16 deg. 50'; long. 95 deg. 08'; elev.
225 m. A village about 13 kilometers west-southwest of
Matias Romero; semi-arid scrub forest [37].
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