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Tulancingo de Bravo topographic map
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Tulancingo de Bravo
It is located in the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt in the Sierra Hidalgo, as it begins its descent to the Gulf of Mexico. It is mostly valley floor with some peaks. This relatively flat surface is mostly of light volcanic rock cut with ravines, small canyons, large hills and volcanoes. The larger canyons include Los Ermitaños, which forms a “Y” over one kilometer long. The highest point is the Cerro del Tezontle, named after the volcanic rock it is principally made up of. Other elevations include Cerro Viejo, Napateco and Las Navajas. The main river is the Tulancingo River, which is part of the Metztitlán River system. There are four small lakes called Los Alamos, Otontepec, San Alejo and La Ciénega.
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Name: Tulancingo de Bravo topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Tulancingo de Bravo, Hidalgo, Mexico (20.05217 -98.50216 20.21230 -98.24656)
Average elevation: 2,242 m
Minimum elevation: 1,838 m
Maximum elevation: 2,753 m
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