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	Dangriga : Planning a Trip \| Frommers.com
		Six miles (10km) before Dangriga, the Hummingbird Highway connects with the Southern Highway.
		The Manatee Road passes by the entrance road to the small Creole village of Gales Point, and rejoins the Hummingbird Highway about 8 1/2 miles (17km) outside of Dangriga.
		The Hummingbird Highway passes through some of Belize's most picturesque countryside.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/dangriga/3550010002.html (1167 words)

	Blue Hole National Park, Belize National Parks, Wildlife Sanctuaries, Monuments, Natural Reserves
		Another common bird around the Blue Hole is the Long-tailed Hermit, a mainly brown hummingbird with white tail, which often dips into the water for a quick drink.
		Since the Hummingbird Highway was built, it has been a favourite swimming spot, with refreshing cold water.
		The Fireline Trail connects the Hummingbird Loop to the trail leading to St. Hermans.
	ambergriscaye.com /pages/town/parkbluehole.html (1252 words)

	Drivers Guide To Beautiful Belize
		A few roads, such as the Southern Highway and Hummingbird Highway and resurfaced sections of the Western Highway, are very good indeed, among the best in all of Central America and the equal of any rural road in the U.S. or Canada.
		HUMMINGBIRD HIGHWAY This 56-mile highway stretches from the Western Highway at Belmopan to Dangriga.
		COASTAL HIGHWAY This 36-mile gravel road, connecting Democracia near Mile 30 of Western Highway with the Stann Creek Valley Road near Melinda, is also known as the Manatee Highway or the “Shortcut.” It does save time on trips to Dangriga or Placencia from Belize City.
	www.belize.com /articles/drivers-guide-to-beautiful-belize.html (963 words)

	Belize Jewel Realtors - 50.090 Acres Hummingbird Highway
		Denotes the 859.39 feet of road frontage on the Hummingbird Highway as well as the other measurements of the 50.090 Acres.
		Full Description: Located at about mile 27 of the Hummingbird Highway, this property boasts some 850+ feet of road frontage.
		Still in its natural state, this parcel is green with natural vegetation; covered in pine trees and those plants common to the area.
	www.belizejewelrealtors.com /index.php?action=listingview&listingID=36 (111 words)

	Getting To and Around the Toledo District in Southern Belize
		Only the scenic Hummingbird is hilly and curvy as it winds its way through limestone hills, small villages and citrus groves.
		Not to be left outdistanced, the picturesque Southern Highway treats its visitors to mountain silhouettes, riverine and pine forests, savannah grasslands, banana farms and citrus groves.
		The drive down the Hummingbird Highway, Coastal Road, and Southern Highway, is fairly isolated.
	www.southernbelize.com /trans.html (0 words)

	St. Margaret's Village (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Just the Facts.St. Margaret's (Santa Marta) Village is centred on the intersection of the Hummingbird Highway and Lagoon Road at Mile 32, but it stretches north along the Highway for about 2 miles and towards the lake for another 2 miles.
		The center of St. Margaret's is four miles from the park entrance gate, at Mile 32 of the Hummingbird Highway and the junction with Lagoon Road.
		Hummingbird Hershey Corporation is the largest citrus producer in the region, with land holdings exceeding 700 acres.
	www.5blueslake.org /village.html (1822 words)

	Placencia/Cockscomb
		We took the Western Highway - which is actually deserving of it's name, since it is a paved 2 lane highway, at least as far as we drove it to the new capital of Belize, Belmopane.
		The Hummingbird Highway starts out very rough from the Belmopan side for the first 45 mins to 1 hour, however after that it turns into an excellent paved road all the way to Dangriga.
		The cutoff from the Hummingbird Highway to the Southern Highway is a few miles outside of Dangriga, however we went into town to get gas before tackling the last leg of our trip to Placencia.
	www.joetourist.ca /Belize/Placencia.htm (1573 words)

	Driving in Belize: Road Update
		A few roads, such as the Southern Highway and Hummingbird Highway, are very good indeed, among the best in all of Central America and the equal of any rural road in the U.S. or Canada.
		Technically, the road is called the Hummingbird for only about 33 miles from the Western Highway to the village of Middlesex, and then it is known as the Stann Creek Valley Road, but everybody calls it the Hummingbird all the way.
		COASTAL HIGHWAY This 36-mile gravel road, connecting Democracia near Mile 30 of Western Highway with the Stann Creek Valley Road near Melinda, is also known as the Manatee Highway or the “Shortcut.” Despite the name, you get no views of the water or of manatees from the road.
	www.belizefirst.com /bfroads.html (3291 words)

	Getting To The Hopkins/Sittee Area
		If you don't turn to go to Hopkins and stay on the southern Highway another 4-6 miles, you will see another intersection with a paved road to Sittee River.
		Instead of turning off the Western Highway at mile 31, keep going to around mile 51 or so and follow the signs to Belmopan.
		Bus arrives in Hopkins at about 1 PM and 6 PM and continues on the Sittee River Village and to the Southern Highway and on to Placencia.
	home.earthlink.net /~webelize/belizevacations/id3.html (722 words)

	News Search: hummingbird (Site not responding. Last check: )
		As we mentioned a while back, the Soweto Gospel Choir was at the Hummingbird last night for the first of two not yet sold out shows.
		Heather A. Harris, 27, of Hummingbird Lane, Toms River was arrested by Sheriff's Detectives Thomas Fritz and Daniel Farrell on a Superior Court Warrant for Failure...
		A monkey, a fish, a spider and a hummingbird are among the many drawings and geometric figures visible only from the air.
	www.topix.net /search?q=hummingbird&n=search&start=60 (736 words)

	Travel Channel :: Fodor's Guides :: Belize (Site not responding. Last check: )
		From the Southern Highway to Placencia most of the 42 km (25 mi) is unpaved and can be treacherous after rains, even for four-wheel-drive vehicles.
		The journey to Punta Gorda via the Hummingbird and Southern highways used to be a chiropractor's nightmare: a bone-shuddering marathon via Belmopan, Dangriga, and Big Creek across some of the worst roads in Belize.
		At press time the Southern Highway sections from Punta Gorda to Big Falls, at the south end, and from Dangriga to Independence and Big Creek, at the north end, are paved, with work continuing on the remain 50 km (30 mi).
	travel.discovery.com /destinations/fodors/belize/tips_20028_2.html (1540 words)

	Things to do in Belize (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The education center is across the highway from the Belize Zoo (off the Western Highway at mile marker 29).
		Five Blues Lake is situated in St. Margaret's Village in the Cayo District at the eastern boundary at mile 32 on the Hummingbird Highway.
		This spectacular national park is just off mile marker 47 on the north side of the Western Highway where it meets the Hummingbird Highway and it is sponsored by the Belize Audobon Society, MacArthur Foundation, World Wildlife Fund, and the government.
	www.cayobelize.com /thingstodo.htm (4675 words)

	Belize by District - Cayo District
		The great Western Highway is paved and is a good road from the border at Benque Viejo del Carmen all the way through to Belize City.
		The Hummingbird Highway has the newest fltop of all the highways in Belize and is a very dependable drive from Belmopan to the Southern Highway in the Stann Creek district.
		San Ignacio on the western highway in this remote corner of Belize is without a doubt worth the drive to see and is classified as the metropolis and communication hub of western Belize and the Cayo district.
	www.belizen.com /Destination/BCayo1.htm (2967 words)

	Gales Point Village - Toucan Trail - Budget Travel in Belize (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The village is accessible from the Coastal Road, which is the dirt road connecting the Western Highway with the Hummingbird Highway.
		During the wet season, the Coastal Road sometimes floods between the Western Highway and the junction for Gales Point and so inquire about the condition of the road before you attempt to drive it.
		The Coastal Road is well-marked from both the Western Highway and the Hummingbird Highways.
	www.toucantrail.com /Belize-on-a-Budget/Gales-Point-Village.html (795 words)

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		The highway which connects southern Belize to the rest of the country has undergone a total transition, with millions of dollars expended to upgrade and rebuild this vital country link.
		The Manatee Highway, although not paved, is an easy ride in the dry season and it connects up with Hummingbird Highway about seven miles from the entrance to Dangriga, the main town in the Stann Creek District.
		The Manatee Highway also provides road access to two interesting Creole villages, one of which has become a popular tourist destination - Gales Point Manatee, which is geographically placed as the southernmost village in the Belize District.
	student.valpo.edu /pcash/belize (1323 words)

	Lost Highway - Belize \| Travel + Leisure (Site not responding. Last check: )
		We merge onto the Northern Highway and by mile 10 I'm wishing I'd worn a sturdier bra.
		All of the five major highways in Belize are paved, yet they come with a generous supply of speed bumps, potholes, and local drivers who make a sport of passing on curves as though they're en route to the emergency room, only to pull over at a barbecue stand a mile ahead.
		The road is treacherous, and Ron, who hours earlier had mocked my supposed fear of the outdoors, is convinced we'll pop a tire at any moment and end up spending the night in the Jimmy without adequate "rations." He has a point.
	www.travelandleisure.com /articles/lost-highway (863 words)

	Jungle ECOLodge Belize - Enjoy the Wilderness, Protect Nature, Live Your Dreams (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Three major highways connect Belize City to the South-the Western Highway,the Hummingbird Highway and the Southern Highway.
		The route from Belize City passes along the Western Highway, the Coastal Road or Hummingbird Highway, and then the Southern Highway to Toledo.
		Only the Hummingbird Highway is hilly and curvy - yet it is the most scenic highway in Belize (if not Central America) as it winds its way through limestone hills, small villages and citrus groves.
	www.jungleecolodge.com /from_belizecity.php (300 words)

	Blue Hole National Park - Belize
		From its northern boundary, the Hummingbird Highway, this rugged karst landscape quickly rises to elevations in excess of 200 meters.
		This cave is located 400 meters from the Hummingbird Highway and may be reached by following a track that forms the western border of the reserve, or by a rugged hiking trail from the Blue Hole.
		The nearest of the three known entrances to St. Hermanns Cave is impressive - a large sinkhole, 60 meters wide, funneling to a 20 meter entrance to the cave.
	www.centralamerica.com /belize/parks/bluehole.htm (884 words)

	Belize Report: Driving In Belize
		There are three principal highways: The Northern Highway, from Belize City north to Corozal and the Mexican border; The Western Highway, from Belize City west, passing by Belmopan, through San Ignacio, and on to Benque Viejo del Carmen and the Guatemalan Border; and the Hummingbird Highway, which starts near Belmopan and runs south to Dangriga.
		Additionally, there are the Southern Highway, from Dangriga to Punta Gorda, and the Manatee Highway, locally known as the "Coastal Road," which starts at La Democracia on the Western Highway (near the Belize Zoo) and also leads to Dangriga via Gales Point.
		From Belmopan to the western border, this highway is in fair condition.
	www.belizereport.com /info/drivng.html (777 words)

	Blue Hole National Park - Belize
		From its northern boundary, the Hummingbird Highway, this rugged karst landscape quickly rises to elevations in excess of 200 meters.
		This cave is located 400 meters from the Hummingbird Highway and may be reached by following a track that forms the western border of the reserve, or by a rugged hiking trail from the Blue Hole.
		The nearest of the three known entrances to St. Hermanns Cave is impressive - a large sinkhole, 60 meters wide, funneling to a 20 meter entrance to the cave.
	centralamerica.com /belize/parks/bluehole.htm (884 words)

	Jacket # 11 - Eliot Weinberger - Renga - ten prose poems
		Flung flying down the unpaved and cratered Hummingbird Highway, past the village of Hummingbird, ten houses on stilts.
		The Hummingbird River flows down from the Hummingbird Mountains, each one of which is called Mt. Hummingbird.
		Everything is the same, except that there is no Hummingbird Highway, for there's no place else to go.
	jacketmagazine.com /11/weinberger-renga.html (2297 words)

	Hamanasi Resort \| Hopkins Belize \| Belize Travel Packages
		Turn right or west on the Western Highway and take it past the Coastal Highway until you reach the Hummingbird Highway which goes through the outskirts of the capital, Belmopan.
		Continue on the Hummingbird Highway through the Maya Mountains, past citrus groves until you reach the Southern Highway.
		Drive straight, crossing 2 bridges until you reach the Hummingbird Highway (a “T” junction).
	www.hamanasi.com /hopkins_belize.html (844 words)

	Century21 Belize
		The property is accessible via an all-weather, government road from the Hummingbird Highway.
		Although there is no water on the property, the water table is very close to the surface and can be reached in 8’ to 10’ during the dry season.
		The proximity of this property to the Hummingbird Highway adds to its attractiveness.
	century21belize.com /property_details.php?property_id=24 (420 words)

	Hopkins, Belize - How to get to Hopkins, Belize
		If you stay on the Western Highway and decide NOT to take the Coastal, you will drive for about 50 or so miles until you come to the turn off for Belmopan/Dangriga.
		This is the beginning of the Hummingbird Highway.
		It is about 50 miles from your turn off of the Western Highway to Dangriga, should Dangriga be your destination.
	geocities.com /hopkinsbz/gettinghere.html (656 words)

	DayThree
		The run down the Western Highway is through a drier part of Belize, with pretty mountain vistas in the distance.
		The Hummingbird is well paved, for the most part, smooth, and the prettiest drive in Belize.
		The Southern Highway, which we’ve just turned onto, is dirt along much of its length and its condition is unknown to us.
	www.batnet.com /bogart/belize/DayThree.htm (1724 words)

	Blue Hole National Park and St Herman's Cave, Belize (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Located just off the Humming Bird Highway, Blue Hole steps lead to a 25-foot deep pool, for which the park is named.
		Its cool, turquoise waters, surrounded by dense forest, overhung with mosses, vines and ferns are the perfect spot for a cool and relaxing dip.
		Blue Hole National Park is located about 12 miles southeast of Belmopan on the Hummingbird Highway heading to the coast and Dangriga.
	www.belizex.com /bluehole.htm (334 words)

	Five Blues Lake National Park, Belize National Parks, Wildlife Sanctuaries, Monuments, Natural Reserves
		St. Margaret's (Santa Martha) Village is centred on the intersection of the Hummingbird Highway and Lagoon Road at Mile 32, but it stretches north along the highway for about 2 miles and towards the park for another 2 miles.
		Santa Martha generally refers to the older area of settlement strung along the Hummingbird highway on mostly unsurveyed land.
		Within 20 minutes you are turning west onto the paved Hummingbird Highway, which is considered to be the most scenic drive in all of Belize.
	www.ambergriscaye.com /pages/town/parkfiveblueslake.html (1520 words)

	Channel5Belize.COM (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The company did such a good job on the first half of the Hummingbird Highway that it's now getting a chance to finish the job.
		Today in Belmopan Cisco Construction, the nation's premier road builder, was awarded the contract to pave the remaining ten miles of the Hummingbird running from Belmopan to the Sibun Bridge.
		The company has previously paved the Western Highway from San Ignacio to Benque Viejo and the northern road from the airport to Haulover Bridge.
	new.channel5belize.com /archive_detail_story.php?story_id=414 (210 words)

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		The Fireline Trail connects the Hummingbird Loop to the trail leading to St. Hermans.
		Since the Hummingbird Highway was built, it has been a favorite swimming spot, with refreshing cold water.
		This Hummingbird Loop can be walked in an hour or longer for those wanting to linger and see more.
	www.belizespecialists.com /Blue_Hole_National_Park.htm (1138 words)

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