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	Lets Go Honduras (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The largest city in the area is the city of Choluteca, which is the four largest city in the country, and the only major one on the Pan-American Highway.
		Choluteca offers the best preserved colonial architecture in the country, with a charming downtown area with pleasant and attractive buildings.
		Choluteca sees tourism as an important activity that has focused more on the north coast region than elsewhere in the country, however, they have resolved to get a piece of the action themselves.
	www.letsgohonduras.com /choluteca_eng.html (1552 words)

	Natural Hazards Working Paper #103 - Mitigation and the Consequences of International Aid in Postdisaster ...
		NGO Involvement in the Provison of Housing in Choluteca
		Choluteca - Geographical Location: Situated in the south of the republic of Honduras, Choluteca is bound by the provinces of Francisco Morazan and El Paraiso in the north, by the Republic of Nicaragua in the east, and by the department of Valle and the Gulf of Fonseca in the south.
		NGO Involvement in the Provision of Housing in Choluteca
	www.colorado.edu /hazards/wp/wp103/wp103.html#figures (12505 words)

	REPUBLICA DE HONDURAS
		Choluteca se halla divido en 16 municipios, cuyos nombre son los siguientes: Choluteca, cabecera departamental; Apacilagua, Concepción de Maria, Duyure, El Corpus, El Triunfo, Marcovia, Morolica, Namasigue, Orocuina, Pespiré, San Antonio de Flores, San Isidro, San José, San Marcos de Colon y Santa Ana de Yusguare.
		Choluteca se encuentra a 135 Kilómetros (Aproximadamente 2.5 hora de camino) de la ciudad Capital Tegucigalpa.
		Choluteca tiene una arquitectura impresionante para los mismos lugareños y visitantes, su aspecto colonial es uno de los mejores conservados en comparación a otros países, sobresaliendo las viviendas de media manzana con grandes corredores exteriores.
	www.angelfire.com /ca5/mas/dpmapas/cho/cho/cho.html (2048 words)

	World Gospel Mission Feature Article - Reaching the Lost in Choluteca, Honduras (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		One of the main communities in which WGM missionaries ministered during this time was Choluteca.
		Choluteca, a city of 80,000 people, is located in the southern tip of Honduras.
		During the last two years, two churches have been planted in Choluteca, and local pastors and missionaries are hoping to build three more within the next year.
	www.wgm.org /cms/Story/Story.asp?did=23 (807 words)

	World Gospel Mission Missionary Stories - Larry Overholt: An Abundance of Opportunities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		While the needs of the people in Choluteca are tremendous, these needs present a great opportunity for the church to share the Gospel of hope with a hurting community.
		The young Choluteca church is not lacking in vision.
		In Choluteca, the church is learning to look differently at the needs of the surrounding community.
	www.wgm.org /cms/story/PrintStory.asp?did=601 (952 words)

	Mitigation and the Consequences of International Aid in Post Disaster Reconstruction
		Choluteca -Geographical Location: Situated in the south of the republic of Honduras, Choluteca is bound by the provinces of Francisco Morazan and El Paraiso in the north, by the Republic of Nicaragua in the east, and by the department of Valle and the Gulf of Fonseca in the south.
		This region of Choluteca is characterized by its high population and also houses one of the poorer segments of its society, most of the local structures being that of adobe and tiles.
		Firstly, because a singly-owned large acreage of land is hard to obtain in Choluteca (this land, belonging to Bank Occidental, was located eight kilometres from the old city), and secondly because it is relatively flat ground, naturally protected by a barricade of mountains on three sides, this area is ideally situated.
	www.colorado.edu /IBS/hazards/wp/wp103/report.html (12638 words)

	DEPARTAMENTO DE CHOLUTECA
		Choluteca fue fundada por don Cristóbal de la la cueva, capitán por él magnifico Sr.
		En tiempo de la colonia, Choluteca y pueblos de su jurisdicción figuraban como uno de los partidos que formaban la Provincia de Tegucigalpa.
		El 15 de julio de 1872 se formó el departamento de La Victoria con territorio de Choluteca, fue suprimido en 1874 y reincorporado de nuevo a este departamento.
	www.angelfire.com /ca5/mas/dpmapas/cho/cho.html (1529 words)

	untitled (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The lower portion of Río Choluteca is approximately aligned with the principal section of the Guayape fault.
		Northeast-striking drainage patterns are common on the eastern half of the San Lucas map sheet and the southeast part of the Yuscarán map sheet about 15 km west of the last outcrop of the principal segment of the Guayape fault.
		Between Choluteca and Orocuina, a very prominent N 30° E linear is exposed along the Río Choluteca (Figure 6.10).
	www.ig.utexas.edu /research/projects/honduras/Gordonchtp6.htm (3909 words)

	Choluteca Honduras Tips
		Honduras has two different departments (the local equivalent to a state) on the Pacific Coast, the department of Choluteca is on the eastern end of the gulf, bordering Nicaragua, and the department of Valle is on the western end of the Gulf of Fonseca and borders El Salvador.
		Originally founded as the “Villa de Jerez de Choluteca” it is one of the most historical cities in the country.
		Choluteca offers the best preserved colonial architecture in the country, with a charming downtown area with pleasant and attractive colonial buildings.
	www.hondurastips.honduras.com /english/choluteca.htm (563 words)

	Current Honduras Report
		Choluteca is located about 30 miles from Nicaragua, 30 miles from the Pacific coast, and 40 miles from El Salvador.
		Their stick house in a small village about 5 miles from Choluteca was home to not only 7 humans but also to goats, pigs, chickens and ducks.
		She actually was using flip flops to protect her hands rather than her feet.
	www.wcfamily.org /JBreport.htm (1506 words)

	hond111498
		Nestled in a high mountain valley in south-central Honduras, Tegucigalpa was crippled during Mitch's five-day rampage across Central America, in which at least 11,000 died and nearly a half-century of infrastructure was crushed.
		In Tegucigalpa, eight of the nine bridges that span the Choluteca and dozens of roads were destroyed.
		On the banks of the Choluteca, musicians from a national music conservatory dig deeply into mounds of mud to free a buried piano, drums and other instruments probably far beyond repair.
	www.cincypost.com /news/1998/hond111498.html (1727 words)

	Partnership coordinators, volunteers survive attack in Honduras : Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2004
		On Sept. 23, the Dietzes were driving two separate vehicles as they transported a group of volunteers from the airport in Tegucigalpa to the southern city of Choluteca, where the Dietzes have a home and host volunteers in a backyard bunkhouse.
		Most of the volunteers were from a church in Virginia, though the team leader was Chuck Headden, a member of Cape Carteret Baptist Church in the Atlantic Association.
		Choluteca is three-and-a-half to four hours south of Tegucigalpa, down a narrow and winding mountain road where slow-moving trucks and buses are common.
	www.biblicalrecorder.org /content/news/2004/9_28_2004/ne280904partnership.shtml (584 words)

	A DUST BOWL IN HONDURAS: CWS/ACT BEGIN RELIEF WORK AFTER MITCH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		It is a ministry of the National Council of Churches, the nation’s preeminent ecumenical organization, which includes 34 Protestant and Orthodox member communions with a combined membership of nearly 52 million.
		CHOLUTECA, HONDURAS, 29 November, 1998 -- To visit Choluteca, Honduras, a month after Hurricane Mitch is to see something of a scale that, as one person put it, cannot easily fit into a photograph, a reporter’s notebook, or one person`s consciousness.
		From miles away, the dust obscures the mountains that overlook the Choluteca Valley; near the river, the dust sticks to the skin and grits in the teeth.
	www.ncccusa.org /news/news111.html (445 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Most of the volunteers were from a church in Virginia, though the team leader was Chuck Headden, a member of Cape Carteret Baptist Church in North Carolina’s Atlantic Baptist Association.
		Choluteca is a three-and-a-half to four-hour drive south of Tegucigalpa, down a narrow and winding mountain road where slow-moving trucks and buses are common.
		As North Carolina Baptist Men disaster relief teams began their work in Honduras, the Dietzes were recruited to help coordinate partnership work in the country, especially in the southern area around Choluteca.
	www.sbcbaptistpress.org /storydownload.asp?ID=19300 (594 words)

	Olaf Zerbock in Peace Corps Honduras (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Choluteca in general is pretty hot and dry, although right now we're in the end of the rainy season and there's plenty of rain everyday.
		It is located in the southern part of the country in the department of Choluteca ('Cholu-texas' - it's hot, dry, and unless you're from there you think it's probably a not-so-nice place to live, just like its US namesake).
		Recently a friend of mine, who attends school down in the 'big city' of Choluteca, has formed a group of about 20 students who are in the public health track in high school who want to start giving AIDS charlas to other schools.
	peacecorps.mtu.edu /zerbock.htm (7191 words)

	Red Cross Red Crescent - News
		Now, predictably, in El Paraíso, Choluteca and Valle, the prices of basic foodstuffs like beans and corn have gone up by some 40% since the Honduran government declared a state of emergency in July 2001.
		But the figures indicate that more than six months after the crisis began, the nutritional state of children particularly, in the worst affected communities, is giving cause for concern because of the month on month increase in the level of malnutrition.
		Accustomed though the region is to disasters such as hurricanes and earthquakes, Central America is not normally associated with widespread malnutrition.
	www.ifrc.org /docs/news/02/020501 (663 words)

	Kenneth E. Bannister 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		According to the USACE the areas with the greatest needs are the Departments of Choluteca and Valle, the northern mountains of Olancho, and the southern mountain regions of Colon.
		Five of the eight wells currently in use as the public water supply source in Choluteca are drilled into the alluvium in the Santa Marta Well field, to the south west of the urban area.
		Map dowsing of the Choluteca area could be conducted by several independent dowsers and the results could be used to help locate additional water sources for the Choluteca areas.
	www.partners.net /old/English/programs/descriptions/Farmer/Trip_Reports/bannister_1999.htm (6392 words)

	Fair Trade Organic Cashews
		In the 1970s, cashew trees were introduced into the Choluteca area, one of the poorest regions of Honduras.
		In the 1970s, cashew trees were introduced into the Choluteca area, and campesino cooperatives planted thousands of them.
		Rural Choluteca is a severely impoverished area plagued by high unemployment, underemployment, environmental degradation, and few opportunities for work.
	www.worldcentric.org /store/cashews.htm (422 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Choluteca is the gate to the Pacific Ocean and is the country's largest producer of shrimp, salt and other lucrative export crops.
		Choluteca was a fertile zone, producing shrimp, salt, cattle and fruit for export.
		Marcovia, located to the southwest of the city of Choluteca, was one of the communities that suffered almost total loss of infrastructure during the flooding caused by Hurricane Mitch.
	www.camo.org /news/mitch_report.htm (3815 words)

	Red Cross Red Crescent - News archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The destruction in Choluteca, 140 km south of the Honduran capital, is huge, and the town's water supply has been completely disrupted.
		Ask anyone in Choluteca what their most important need is and the answer is always: "agua."
		Local press reports that one case had been confirmed in Choluteca were apparently incorrect, but asked if there was a risk of a new epidemic a doctor at the hospital said simply: "mucha posibilidad."
	www.ifrc.org /docs/news/98/98111803 (458 words)

	CWS Project Description - Food Security in Northern Choluteca, Honduras
		The Christian Commission for Development is an ecumenical non-governmental organization whose purpose is to contribute to the construction of a democratic society and sustainable human development, and to generate local and regional development projects in Honduras, promoting citizen participation focusing on gender, culture, faith, and the environment.
		One hundred women and men in northern Choluteca — about 20 from each of five communities -- are taking part in this Church World Service-supported Food Security project to increase the amount of food available for their families.
		The objective of the Choluteca project is to develop seed and rootstocks — corn, beans, yucca, plantains, sweet potatoes, and other roots -- suitable to the area.
	www.churchworldservice.org /Development/project_description/descriptions/141.html (426 words)

	Transcrisur - About Us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		After Hurricane Mitch occurred in October-November of 1998, the Evangelical Holiness Church of Honduras (IESH) established a strong, dynamic, and vital church in the southern region of Honduras, initiating in the city of Choluteca.
		The organizational structure of the Choluteca ministry is based on a team model.
		Alejandro and Martha Mejia are the pastors at the Choluteca central congregation (Amigos por Siempre) of the Evangelical Holiness Church in Honduras.
	transcrisur.org /about.html (472 words)

	Choluteca tips
		La zona del centro de Choluteca, con su catedral, el parque central, la casa del prócer José Cecilio del Valle y muchas otras estructuras dan un ambiente muy agradable a la ciudad.
		Choluteca está bien comunicada tanto con el resto del país como con Centroamérica, debido a que está en la carretera panamericana.
		Los empresarios y ciudadanos del sur del país, y de Choluteca en particular están convencidos de que el turismo puede ser un importante generador de trabajo y divisas, y por lo tanto están realizando esfuerzos importantes para consolidar la infraestructura ya existente, así como desarrollar nuevos hoteles.
	www.hondurastips.honduras.com /spanish/choluteca_esp.htm (673 words)

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	hometown.aol.com /djrubbik/choluteca.html (275 words)

	Chater Letter 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		To date, 15 houses are nearing completion in San Isedro, Choluteca thanks to Abel Ortiz, a faithful volunteer who has overseen the project there.
		This project was made possible thanks to a special donation for farmers who lost their homes and/or lands to the flood.
		The Choluteca project is being coordinated through the Central American church and volunteer Terry Johnson from Oregon is heading up the project.
	www.partners.net /old/English/disasters/chaterletter2.htm (417 words)

	Honduran Specialty Coffee - Choluteca (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Choluteca is located in southern Honduras near the Nicaraguan border and is home to some of the finest coffee producing farms in all of Central and South America.
		Located near the Nicaraguan border in Southern Honduras, the high altitude farms in San Marcos de Colon have been producing fine, specialty coffees for over one hundred years.
		The growers use traditional processing techniques for washed coffee that have been passed down from generation to generation.
	www.honduras-coffee.com /choluteca.asp (436 words)

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		A long-time resident of the southern Honduran community of Marcovia, near the city of Choluteca, Matamoros has moved all of her belongings outside under a tarp, not far from damaged melon and corn fields.
		Matamoros and her two grandchildren are trying to make do by selling candies and dried fruits to passers-by, but there aren't that many customers; the road they stand on is a mess of rock, sand and dried mud, and getting through isn't easy.
		The need to reclaim a sense of normalcy after worlds have been destroyed is alternately heartening and heart-wrenching: a man in the Tegucigalpa neighborhood of Las Vegas discovers his television set, but groans as water and mud pour out the back; two neighbors scrub a muddy sofa in the vain hope it can be saved.
	www.act-intl.org /news/dt_1997-99/DTCA598.HTML (1309 words)

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