The capital of Tamaulipas state on the Atlantic coast of northeastern Mexico. Population 194,996 (1990). Surrounded by vegetable and large-scale sisal plantations, it is the center of a fertile agricultural region. Founded in 1750, its former name was Aguayo, and was changed to its current name in 1825. Tamaulipas State Agricultural University is located here. [Kurihara Naoko] Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
メキシコ北東部の大西洋岸,タマウリパス州の州都。人口19万4996(1990)。野菜や大規模なエネケン麻(サイザルアサ)を栽培するプランテーションを周囲にひかえ,肥沃な農業地帯の中心地。1750年に建設され,旧名はアグアヨAguayoで,1825年に現在名に変えられた。タマウリパス州立農科大学がある。【栗原 尚子】
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