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	Rio Dulce, Guatemala (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Rio Dulce is a river running from Lake Izabal, in the eastern part of Guatemala, to the Carribean.
		The river itself is exquisite, with graceful birds and tall cliffs overflowing with lush flora.
		This pretty river is a few-kilometer hike from Livingston, although signs posted in Livingston recommend that tourists avoid this area due to robberies.
	www.eveandersson.com /guatemala/rio-dulce (2053 words)

	Rio Info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The area called "the Rio Dulce" begins at the mouth of the river on the Bahia de Amatique at the Garifuna town of Livingston.
		The lakes and the Rio Dulce are navigable by vessels of modest draft.
		The focus along the river is primarily aquatic with the emphasis on boating and water sports but many backpackers and travelers from all parts of the world use the Rio Dulce as a jumping-off point for trips into the Peten, the rest of Guatemala, to Belize and Honduras.
	www.riodulce.org /Rio_info.htm (1230 words)

	Laguna Mar Chiquita, Argentina
		Extended wetlands are associated with the Dulce River delta on the lake's northern coast, known as "Banados del rio Dulce." Along these wetlands, there is a marked gradient in salinity ranging from freshwater at the upper portion of the Dulce River to the highly saline waters at the river mouth.
		The lake was formed as the terminus of the Dulce River, that at its southern end runs into a depression lying between two parallel faults, which forms a low plain 130 km long and 115 km wide.
		Afterwards, longitudinal faults formed barriers to the advance of rivers and large lake basins were created which covered almost all of the Chaco-Pampean plain, from the height of the Pampean mountain ridges to the Bordo de los Altos.
	www.livinglakes.org /marchiquita (1185 words)

	Amatique Bay --- amatique bay guatemala
		The Rio Dulce River, which drains Lake Izabal and the Sarstoon (Sarstún) River, empty into Amatique Bay.
		Much of this Bay is surrounded by banana plantations, which is the main crop in the area of the Motagua River lower valley in Guatemala.
		This river can be explored without leaving Guatemalan waters by cruising out the mouth of the Rio Dulce and then heading north along the coast to the mouth of the Sarstún.
	riodulce.net /destinations/amatique.htm (455 words)

	From the Jungle to the Sea Expedition - Looking for Manatees!
		The Spanish used this river as a place to hide from the pirates that roamed the Caribbean Sea.
		This boat is smaller and not as fast as the one we were on yesterday on the Sittee River.
		Like all the iguanas we saw along the Sittee River yesterday, the further we travel up the river the more large white birds we see sitting in the trees.
	www.theoceanadventure.com /JSIE/JS24.html (890 words)

	Explore Belize & Rio Dulce- Ultimate Caribbean Sailing Vacations
		From Livingston we follow the Rio Dulce river as it twists and winds for 6 miles through a spectacular gorge of 300-feet towering limestone cliffs backed by dense walls of tropical green foliage.
		Most of the native homes on the river are made of stick walls with palapas (thatched roofs made of palm leaves) surrounded by lush land that provides bountiful fruit and vegetables.
		From here we enter the lush tropical forest where we walk on a well maintained path of smooth river gravel along the river until we get to the falls (5 min walk) There are guides on the property that maintain the environment and to assist visitor if needed at the falls.
	www.catchartersbelize.com /rio.html (1604 words)

	Guatemalaweb.com
		The Dulce River, a natural canyon with luxurious vegetation, is one of the most important places in the region.
		This river of the Pacific basin is characterized by its curly course, cascades, and falls.
		Along the Motagua River, which is located in the Zacapa department, there are dispersed rapids, surprising geological formations, mineral deposits, the Ruins of Mixco Viejo, and vestiges of the Spanish colonial period.
	www.guatemalaweb.com /1/sanctuaries.htm (4996 words)

	Izabal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		It is placed on the river mouth of the Rio Dulce river on the Caribbean sea side, for which means “the mouth”, given its location.
		This is a natural wildlife reserve located along the north bank of the Rio Dulce river- e Golfete –it is a protect area with great natural wealth, including a large amount of forestes, mangle trees and lagoons; it also has a boat dock and several tracks and camping areas.
		The Motagua river valley seems to have been inhabited as early as the Motagua river valley seems to have been inhabited as early as the Pre-classic period (1500 B.) until recently.
	www.turansa.com /paginas/places/izabal.htm (870 words)

	Golfo Dulce Lodge : Beach Rainforest Costa Rica Accommodations
		The Golfo Dulce Lodge consists of more than 300 hectares (750 acres) and was bought to conserve the existing virgin rainforest, and to set up a small place for nature and animal lovers to experience the magnificent world of an almost untouched environment on an individual basis, far away from tourist crowds.
		The lodge offers boat tours to the mangroves of the Esquinas River and different hikes leading through various ecosystems such as primary and secondary rainforest, an extensive heliconia field, fruit trees and pasture.
		From 1997 up to 2000 the Golfo Dulce Lodge supported the official Wildcat Rehabilitation Center Profelis, founded by the two German biologists Sigi Weisel and Sabine Weber, for reintroducing confiscated margays (Leopardus wiedii) and ocelots (Leopardus pardalis) into their natural habitat, the tropical lowland rainforest of the Piedras Blancas National Park.
	www.golfodulcelodge.com (716 words)

	Rio Dulce Environment
		Dense vegetation occurs along the shores of the river, El Golfete and Lake Izabal but some of the land between the river and the hills has been clearcut and is now pastureland with great expanses of tall grasses and occasional cornfields (milpas).
		Much of the area surrounding the Rio Dulce is dense tropical rain forest with its numerous sub-habitats and profusion of life forms.
		At the mouth of the river is the town of Livingston.
	www.mayaparadise.com /rioenve.htm (4192 words)

	Tor Pinney's Homepage - A Cruising Sailor's Homeport
		This shoal is the controlling depth for the whole river, limiting the draft of entry to about 7 ft., and that much only on the highest tide while dragging your keel through soft mud at the shallowest (6½-ft.) ridge along the way.
		After that, you just have to assume the river is deep, which it generally is, and to find the occasional mud banks and soft shoals with your depth sounder and your keel.
		This is the entrance to a series of lagoons connected by a river, all part of the national park.
	www.tor.cc /articles/rio.htm (5184 words)

	CEP Technical Report No. 34 1995 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This river and its tributary, the San Francisco River, empty directly into the Caribbean Sea in a wide area covered by highly developed mangroves and tropical rain forests, both are of great ecological and aesthetic value presenting endangered species such as the tapir, jaguar, spider monkey and gigantic ant eater.
		The discharge of the rivers also regulates the natural productivity of the ecosystem, as it is converted into one of the main energy sources for the supply of nutrients and organic matter for sustaining the ecosystem's metabolism and energy for the food chains.
		The river banks in the Golfete region are being used for tourist housing and infrastructure (lodgings and water facilities).
	grid2.cr.usgs.gov /cepnet/pubs/techreports/tr34en/content.html (12452 words)

	Rio Dulce River Guatemala
		Approximately 30 miles long, the Río Dulce is Lake Izabal's outlet to the Caribbean.
		The El Golfete is a long, huge lake-like body of water between Rio Dulce and Lake Izabel to the southwest, which is the largest lake in Guatemala.
		The river is only 12 km long and is breath-taking, lined with lush tropical vegetation, cliffs and awe-inspiring scenery.
	www.delange.org /RioDulce/RioDulce.htm (354 words)

	Rio Dulce Geography
		The towns are located on opposite sides of the river at the point where the highway to the Peten crosses over the Rio Dulce via a modern 85 foot tall concrete and steel bridge.
		Lake Izabal is fed by many tributary rivers, the largest of which is the Rio Polochíc whose mouth is at the west end of the lake.
		This river can be explored without leaving Guatemalan waters by cruising out the mouth of the Rio Dulce and then heading north along the coast to the mouth of the Sarstún.
	www.mayaparadise.com /riogeo1e.htm (4165 words)

	Rio Dulce & Caribbean Coast
		The Department of Izabal is home to the beautiful Lake Izabal, the famous Rio Dulce river and the Caribbean coast of Guatemala, where pirates and Galleons fought for the supremacy in colonial times.
		Rio Dulce is also home to the Quiche Mayans, who can be seen in their huts and dugout canoes fishing the river waters.
		With magical rivers, lakes, canyons, mountains and the turquoise Caribbean sea and its desolate islands, all in the same area, it is no surprise that from Rio Dulce there are unforgettable adventure, sporting, nature and cultural oriented activities to be had.
	www.tropicaldiscovery.com /regions_guate/rio_dulce/vacations.php (661 words)

	The Road Is Life: Rio Dulce - Sweet River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This is the personal website of Ryan Henderson, set up as a travelogue to chronicle his attempt to circumnavigate the world without traveling by air.
		We checked in to Hotel Marilu and were immediately reminded of the opening scene in Apocalypse Now, of Martin Sheen sweating it out in a hotel room in Saigon.
		Deciding it would be a nice treat to potter about on the river for the afternoon, I enquired about the possibility of taking a boat out by ourselves instead of signing up to an organised tour, but evidently this was a comical and unconventional idea and the staff laughed in my face!
	www.theroadislife.com /archives/2005/12/rio_dulce_-_swe.htm (577 words)

	Rio Dulce Jungle Lodge
		Arriving at Rio Dulce, we were met by a boat to take us on the short trip across the river, and to the hotel, the Hacienda Tijax.
		The hotel is on the river bed, and is made up completely of wooden chalets, and is basically in the jungle.
		Dense jungle at each river bank, a beatiful sight, many wild birds, huge Lilly's in the water, and the banks dotted with the odd wooden River houses of locals, and people rowing in small carved wooden canoes.
	travelblog.org /.../Guatemala/Rio-Dulce/blog-48795.html (801 words)

	LIVINGSTON, Guatemala: Rio Dulce Boat Trip
		I had heard of a boat tour out of Livingston up a river named Rio Dulce ("Sweet River") which others, including Andrea and Janne, have said is really magnificent.
		As we pulled in the mooring ropes and headed out onto the river, Ceasár told us our first stop was to swim at some soothing sulfuric springs.
		After a while, I swam far out into the river as Allison kept laughing and calling that a crocodile would surely find me and enjoy a tasty meal.
	www.thresholds.net /livingston (1326 words)

	Fishing in Argentina - Salmon, Trouts in Patagonia. Ripio Turismo Incoming Tour Operator Argentina. Rainbow Trout, ...
		The Argentine river network area consists of the River Plate and the Dulce river basins, and is outstanding for its abundant and high-quality fish, such as the dorado and the spotted sorubim, among others.
		In this dam and in clear-water rivers and streams spinning and fly-fishing are used.
		In the River Plate basin there is a fully closed season that generally lasts from November to January.
	www.ripioturismo.com.ar /fish-river.htm (409 words)

	Cruising World - The Log of ITHAKA
		It's probably all those, plus the tension of having to contend with a different set of government officials to gain permission to bring your home into their waters, to be granted the right to live among their people for some spell of time.
		Trees grew from the water's edge, with dense unbroken foliage to the top; not a spot of barrenness was to be seen; and from both sides, from the tops of the highest trees, long tendrils descended to the water, as if to drink and carry life to the trunks that bore them.
		We're anchored in a freshwater river in the middle of a jungle, and both of us have to pinch ourselves to make sure this is real.
	old.cruisingworld.com /ithaka/articles/068 (1809 words)

	Rio Dulce (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Rio Dulce is Lake Izabal's outlet to the Caribbean and begins near the twin towns of Fronteras and El Relleno, where the main highway to the Petén crosses the river by way of an imposing, 85-foot-tall concrete-and-steel bridge.
		This part of the river is roughly 10 miles (16 km) long and up to 3 miles (4.8 km) wide.
		The white limestone cliffs are up to 400 feet (120 m) high and squeeze the river to a width of no more than 300 feet (100 m) at the narrowest point.
	www.sailing-diving-guatemala.com /Destinations/RioDulce.htm (485 words)

	Rio1
		The current from the river, opposing the rising tide & afternoon seabreeze, made for a very bumpy anchorage.
		Vibrant colors abound, from the Mayan's bright clothing spun by their own looms, to the unlimited hues of green of the jungle, to the riotous reds, purples and yellows adorning the flowers & bromiliads to the stark great white herons providing elegant relief from the overwhelming colors.
		The birdlife was incredible, great white herons everywhere, kamikaze pelicans dive far deeper in the river here to apprehend their prey & the coramonts dive & surface all around us.
	www.homestead.com /ysail/Rio1.html (2487 words)

	Golfo Dulce Lodge :: Activities at Golfo Dulce and the Esquinas River
		activities at golfo dulce and the esquinas river
		The Golfo Dulce Lodge offers boat excursions within the Golfo Dulce and to the Esquinas River as well as guided hikes in small groups through the pristine rainforest.
		Going up the river, we watch for caimans, crocodiles and water turtles enjoying their sunbaths.
	www.golfodulcelodge.com /activities.php (440 words)

	Guatemala Northeastern: Zacapa, Progreso, Izabal, Chiquimula - Guide All Directory
		It has also the most beautiful beaches and the longest river of the country, and opposite to the western highlands, it has the lowest rate of indian population of Guatemala.
		It is fed by the Polochic River and is drained by the Dulce River into Amatique Bay of Caribbean Sea.
		The lake and it's surrounding area, that includes the Rio Dulce National Park, are attractions of first order for the visitor.
	www.guideall.com /geogua7.htm (630 words)

	UNEP Global 500 Forum :: Brazil: Environmentalists Fight Dam Project
		The warning was made during a protest raised by "Proteger" along with the Movement of Affected People by Dams (MAB) from Brazil and also groups belonging to Greenpeace, Foro Ecologista, Taller Ecologista both from Argentina and the Justice and Peace Commission of the Dominican Order of Brazil.
		This project is part of a building plan known as Federal Channel or SIF (Sistema Interprovincial Federal - Federal Interprovincial System); which consists in a water intake, through a pipe, from the Dulce River at the Hondo River dam (in Santiago del Estero) that would reach the projected dam (El Bolson).
		The Federal Channel would deviate waters from Dulce River which at present nourishes the Rio Dulce Wetlands and Mar Chiquita Lagoon threatening with drought a inhabited and highly productive 2,000,000 hectares region.
	www.global500.org /news_1.html (754 words)

	Rio Dulce
		Rio Dulce or "Sweet river" is a great river that goes from Lake Izabal to the Atlantic Ocean.
		It starts with Castillo de San Felipe (and castle form the time of the conquest) at the side of Lake Izabal and ends with Livingston, a mostly fl town, great for having a good time or just staying there.
		The river then widens into a small lake, El Golfete, the shores of which are lined with beautiful locations, Mayan settlements and a manatee reserve.
	www.guatemalaontheweb.com /Pages/Where/Otros/rio_dulce.htm (325 words)

	Rio Services
		Containerized shipping from Miami, FL to Rio Dulce.
		Special shipping needs handled within 1 week via Federal Express, DHL, and others.
		Send mail to riotel@itelgua.com with questions or comments about this web site.
	www.riodulce.org (306 words)

	Rio Dulce, Guatemala, Rio Dulce, Guatemala tours, maps and Information, Guatemala Travel Packages, Travel Packages and ...
		Going up, the river passes through a spectacular steep walled canyon thickly blanketed with jungle vegetation and wildlife.
		The river then narrows and passes the towns of Fronteras and El Relleno.
		You will find the people along the Rio Dulce to be among the friendliest you have ever encountered, with a strong sense of community spirit, pride and service.
	ddat.com /discountstudenttravel/discount_travel/rio_dulce_guatemala.htm (437 words)

	National Parks: Río Dulce, Guatemala: Park Archaeology
		Archaeological sites related to Río Dulce National Park are displacements formed by basements or minor mounds that supported constructions made of perishable materials.
		Most of the structures found have a height ranging between 0 - 1 m and 1 - 2 m and were inhabited by common folk, as distinguished from a minority of elite-style structures that belonged to a higher social class.
		The river waterway is navigable throughout the year and flows into the Caribbean Sea, thereby linking the region to the rest of Mesoamerica.
	www.nps.gov /centralamerica/guatemala/archaeology.shtml (349 words)

	pan dulce agustina items (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
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	pans.edsgreatdealsa.info /3/PanDulceAgustinaproducts.htm (1108 words)

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