Guatemala : $b the land of the quetzal; a sketchBrigham, William Tufts
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Guatemala : $b the land of the quetzal; a sketch
Brigham, William Tufts
Central America -- Bibliography; Guatemala -- Antiquities; Guatemala -- Description and travel
Tacanà Quiescent 1855
Tajumulco[63] Extinct 18,317(?)
Santa Maria (Exancul) ” 11,415
Cerro Quemado Quiescent 1785 10,205
Zuñil Extinct
Santa Clara ” 8,554
San Pedro ” 8,125
Atitlan Active 1852 9,870
Acatenango Quiescent 13,563
Fuego Active 1880 12,075
Agua Extinct 12,337
Pacaya (Pecul) Quiescent 1775 8,390
Cerro Redondo Extinct 3,550
Tecuamburro ”
Moyuta ”
Chingo ” 6,500
Amayo ”
Mita ” 5,000
Suchitan, or Santa Catarina ” 1469(?)
Monte Rico ”
Ipala ” 5,460
IN SAN SALVADOR.
Apaneca Extinct 5,826
Santa Ana Active 6,000
Izalco ” constant 6,000
San Salvador[64] ” 6,182
Cojutepeque, or Ilopango ” 3,400
San Vincente Quiescent 1643 7,600
Tecapa Extinct
Usulutan ”
Chinameca Quiescent 5,000
San Miguel Active 1844 6,244
Conchagua Quiescent 3,915
IN HONDURAS.
Zacate Grande Extinct 2,000
Tigre ” 2,632
Congrehoy Peak Quiescent 8,040
Bonito ”
Bay Islands Extinct 1,000
IN NICARAGUA.
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