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TAMAULIPAS , a northern Gulf-coast state of Mexico , bounded N. by Texas
Mexico , S.E. by Vera Cruz, S. by San Luis Potosi
series of coastal lagoons formed by the building of new beaches across the indentations of the coast. The largest of these is the Laguna de la Madre, 125 M. long, which receives the waters of the Rio Conchas, and is separated in places from the Gulf by only a narrow ridge
cotton
mined
Potosi
The capital of Tamaulipas is Ciudad Victoria (pop. in 1900, Io,o86), a small sierra town on the Monterrey and Tampico railway about 120 M. from Tampico. Its public buildings are good and it has the improvements of a modern town. It has a fine climate, a good trade, and is a summer resort for residents of the coast. The city is near the Rio Santander , and was once called Nuevo Santander . Among other towns in the state may be mentioned: Matamoros (q.v.), on the Rio Grande; Tampico (q.v.), on the Panuco, the principal port of the state; Tula
capital ; Camargo (6815 in 1895), on the San Juan near the Rio Grande, once the old Spanish mission of San Augustin Laredo; and Reynosa. (6137 in 1895), 54 M. W.N.W. of Matamoros.End of Article: TAMAULIPAS If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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