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	Beautiful San Carlos, Sonora, Mexico
		On your first visit to San Carlos you will admire the beauty of its landscapes, starting with the scenic corridor accompanied with the striking “Tetakawi” mountain on its background; this is a copper colored mountain, symbol of the city.
		San Carlos is the ideal place for those who enjoy this activity, offering crystal clear blue waters, more than 800 sea species, and artificial reefs.
		San Carlos is a paradise for divers who enjoy exploring a whole new different world in the deep of the ocean.
	www.sancarlostowers.com /sancarlos (633 words)

	National Port Authority - ports of nicaragua (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Port of San Carlos is a commercial spot of the department of Rio San Juan.
		The port has been equipped with adequate facilities to handle incoming and outgoing cargo, and the total area of the enclosure is 3,220 m2, out of which, 2,771 m2 are outdoors, and the remaining 450 m2 are the storeroom.
		The access canal to the Port is signaled along an 8 km length with a buoy system, which allows safe navigation, even at night, since the upper portion of the buoys has been coated with reflective paint that permits easy location of the navigational route.
	www.epn.com.ni /english/san_carlos.php (186 words)

	Location Explorer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Port San Carlos is a two and a half hour drive from Stanley along the northern link-road.
		It is situated on the north bank of the San Carlos estuary, on the western coast of East Falkland.
		The road to Port San Carlos produces spectacular scenery ranging from the cascading 'stone-runs' on the slopes of Mount Kent to open-sky vistas and waterscapes.
	www.cruise.com /LE5/Default/LocationID_12285/index.html (229 words)

	Demographics
		San Carlos, incorporated in 1925, is located 23 miles south of San Francisco and 23 miles north of San Jose.
		San Carlos is served by US 101 and Interstate 280 for north/south traffic and is halfway between State Highways 92 and 84 for east/west traffic across the bay and to the coast.
		San Carlos is 25 miles from San Francisco port facilities and two miles from the Port of Redwood City.
	www.sancarloschamber.org /demographics.htm (1193 words)

	El Duque Dive Charters-Diving, Fishing, Whale Watching, Sunset Cruises, and Private Charters
		You'll arrive in San Carlos via a Sonora scenic highway that varies from four to eight lanes, and be greeted by the majestic Tetakawi Mountain, the most reknowned landmark in the area.
		San Carlos is an hour from the capital of Sonora, Hermosillo, and is home to several thousand American retirees.
		The San Carlos Marina is located in one of the most beautiful bays in the Sea of Cortez, and it is the largest natural port in Mexico.
	www.divecortez.com /trips/san_carlos.htm (468 words)

	Guaymas - San Carlos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The city and port of Guaymas are one of the main national and foreign tourist destinies in the State.
		The tourist beach zone is located to the northwest of the port, being San Carlos and its environs the most important of the region and to a lesser extent the Bay of Bacochibampo and Miramar.
		The hotels in San Carlos are suitable for any budget; in addition, the place offer condominiums with excellent rooms and trailer parks with all the necessary services, ideal for the tourist who like to travel on its motor home.
	www.sonora.org.mx /en/stay_guaymas.html (584 words)

	San Carlos Annual Fiesta & Balik San Carlos 2004
		San Carlos City, a first class component city in Negros Occidental, is geared on becoming an exemplary modern agro-industrial city that is distinct, economically viable, socially responsible and in balance with the environment--a vision it can achieve due to its strategic location, rich resources, and well-planned socio-economic development thrusts.
		The multi-million San Carlos port was newly upgraded and expanded by the Philippine Ports Authority and capable of accommodating various port buildings, facilities and container vans.
		Pintaflores is a yearly cultural festival of San Carlos City that culminates on November 5 in a fascinating street dancing competition among floral-painted dancers in colorful and floral-inspired costumes.
	www.sancarloscity.org /baliksancarlos (1121 words)

	Cruise the Sea of Cortez - San Carlos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		San Carlos started it all for me. About seven years ago I began travelling there on dive trips and fell in love with this little town and the Sea of Cortez.
		San Carlos is basically a tourism oriented extension of Guaymas (which is only 10 miles away), and many of the locals who work here actually live in Guaymas.
		When arriving in San Carlos, I get a slip at Marina San Carlos (a 30' slip runs $10 a night) and have them put the boat in the water with their tractor, which costs about $10.
	www.cruisecortez.com /sancarlos.htm (493 words)

	San Carlos Yachts/Empresas Pahinga S De RL De CV (San Carlos, Sonora, Mexico)
		San Carlos is in the Mexican state of Sonora, on the mainland side of the Gulf of California, also known as the Sea of Cortez.
		San Carlos is a dazzling combination of mountains and desert on the sea.
		San Carlos is one of the best places to get work done on your boat.
	www.yachtworld.com /sancarlosyachts/sancarlosyachts_4.html (872 words)

	San Carlos, Falkland Islands - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		San Carlos is a settlement in northwestern East Falkland, lying south of Port San Carlos on San Carlos Water.
		It is named after the ship San Carlos, which visited in 1768, and grew in the early twentieth century around a factory which froze sheep carcasses.
		San Carlos was the main British Army bridgehead during the Falklands War, and a museum and the British War Cemetery commemorate that period.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/San_Carlos,_Falkland_Islands (180 words)

	San Carlos Landings - Falkland War 1982
		With the main body of the Amphibious Group anchored just outside San Carlos Water, the final plan was for 2 Para and 40 Cdo to land at San Carlos first so the Paras could move south to prevent the Argentines at Darwin from occupying the Sussex Mountains.
		Now in daylight, the Marines went ashore near the disused meat packing plant at Ajax Bay on the western side, and the Paras a mile west of Port San Carlos on the northern side.
		With the three beachheads being secured, the twelve amphibious ships entered San Carlos Water in broad daylight - "Canberra" and some of the larger ones anchoring in the deeper water to the north, and the smaller LSL's nearer San Carlos.
	www.naval-history.net /F43sancarlos.htm (1333 words)

	San Carlos, Stanley, Goose Green, Teal Inlet, Darwin in Falkland Area Operations - Falklands War 1982
		K Coy was already at Port San Carlos, and was joined from Sussex Mountains by L Coy, after they in turn had been relieved by B Coy of 40 Cdo which had to stay in defence of the beachhead.
		The second pair hit San Carlos and killed one man each from 40 Cdo and the 59 Ind Cdo Sqdn RE; but during the attacks, one of the Skyhawks was hit by 40mm Bofor fire from "Fearless" or "Intrepid" and crashed over West Falkland near Port Howard [a57].
		When Brigadier Thompson returned to San Carlos from Teal Inlet to find his commander there, final plans were made to receive 5th Inf, put 2 Para under Brigadier Wilson's command, and move 3 Cdo Bde HQ to the Inlet.
	www.naval-history.net /F49opweeks9.htm (1440 words)

	Serra's San Diego
		On a trip to San Diego in the fall of 1772, Serra and Fages agreed that present-day Ventura would be an excellent location for a mission.
		Of major significance for San Diego was the elevation of its military post to the rank of presidio with a sizable company headed by Lieutenant Jose Francisco de Ortega.
		Likewise, within the stockade is a similar structure that serves as the barracks for the soldier guards and as a storehouse for the supplies.
	www.sandiegohistory.org /books/ssd/ssd5.htm (834 words)

	San Carlos where Rio San Juan - Nicaragua
		San Carlos fort, situated behind the central park, is the highest spot of the town, and it offers to the tourist a wonderful sight of the town and of the whole Nicaragua Lake.
		Inside the tourism office, in front of the dock, it is possible to find many details on shelters and reserves near San Carlos and to know the price to visit them.
		Do not forget to watch the new market situated near San Carlos port, where you can find a big variety of tropical fruit, vegetables and many other things.
	www.nicatour.net /en/nicaragua/SanCarlos.asp (225 words)

	San Carlos, Sonora, Mexico Travel Information
		Traveling to San Carlos is easy by bus, plane, private auto or RV but sometimes we just need someone to show us what to do and what documents we need.
		San Carlos is served by the commercial airport at Guaymas (GYM), approximately 15 miles away.
		San Carlos is approximately 4 hours (250 miles) south of the border at Nogales, AZ.
	www.sancarlosmexico.com /travel.html (2679 words)

	San Carlos Airport Pilots Association - Hangar/Tiedown Waiting List Policies and Procedures
		Co-owner applicants from San Carlos hangars who qualify as a Tier 3 applicant will be allowed to add their names to an existing hangar permit, as described in Section 9., upon reaching the top of the waiting list but will not be offered a new hangar.
		Co-owner applicants from San Carlos Hangars who want to be offered their own hangars upon reaching the top of the list must apply as a Tier 4 or Tier 5 applicant as described in Section 5.d.
		Individuals qualifying for placement on the Half Moon Bay hangar waiting lists, or on the San Carlos hangar waiting lists after the initial 45-day period, will have their names placed on the respective hangar waiting list based on the date of application to the respective list.
	www.sancarlospilots.org /waitinglist.htm (2474 words)

	Noonsite: San Carlos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		There is a Port Captain's office at the harbour and yachts can clear in themselves, or arrange it through one of the marinas.
		San Carlos is a leisure boating centre on the mainland coast in the Gulf of California.
		It is 12 miles from the commercial port of Guaymas.
	www.noonsite.com /Countries/Mexico/SanCarlos (360 words)

	Port San Carlos - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Port San Carlos is located on the northern bank of the San Carlos Estuary on the Western coast of East Falkland, in the Falkland Islands.
		It is most noted for being the first landing place of British forces during the 1982 Falklands War.
		Port San Carlos • Salvador • San Carlos • Stanley
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Port_San_Carlos (158 words)

	San Carlos -The Sea of Cortez Scuba Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Minutes away from the port city of Guaymas and its International Airport, San Carlos resort atmosphere offers great diving and relaxation in and on the Sea of Cortez.
		The diving ranges from Isla San Pedro Nolasco (Seal Island) where you dive with the sea lions, to the Sea Mounts just outside the harbor of the San Carlos Marina.
		San Pedro wreck alley features two wreck dives, a 350 foot ferry and a 120 foot tuna trawler.
	www.seaofcortez.com /sancarlos.html (860 words)

	Ports of Baja California Sur - San Carlos, Magdalena Bay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Ports of Baja California Sur - San Carlos, Magdalena Bay
		his port is located in Magdalena Bay on the Pacific Ocean side of the peninsula, 162 miles north west of La Paz.
		Naturally protected by the bay and with a maximum draft of 33.3 feet it provides fueling, water and berthing services for commercial and sports fishing activities as well as the handling of bulk grain with a conveyor belt and general cargo.
	www.bajaport.com /ptoscarl.html (162 words)

	Falkland Islands
		The Falkland Islands are an archipelago in the South Atlantic consisting of two main islands, East Falkland and West Falkland, and a number of smaller islands.
		They are administered as a largely self-governing overseas territory of the United Kingdom (UK) from Port Stanley, the capital and largest city, on East Falkland.
		Argentina, however, claims the islands, calling them by their Spanish name, Islas Malvinas (and the derived Malvinas Islands in English), the capital "Puerto Argentino" and considers them part of the Tierra del Fuego Province.
	creekin.net /n64-falkland-islands.html (1307 words)

	San Carlos, Bariloche city - Argentina Contact
		In the western part of the province Rio Negro, by the huge lake Nahuel Huapi, is the beautiful city San Carlos de Bariloche, a splendid settlement, famous for its delicious chocolates and for being one of Argentineans most important attractiveness.
		It was founded in 1902, after the rewarding comercial exchange of goods that was established by the Germans who settled at the shore of the estuary.
		The city, with its elegant houses and hotels, stretches out between the hills by the lake Nahuel Huapi, where there is the port San Carlos, an attractive dock from where different trips around the lake depart, and where there are several boats.
	www.argentinacontact.com /en/sugerencia/bariloche.php (479 words)

	Official Falkland Islands portal, everything you need to know about the Falklands including a Falkland Islands ...
		Starting in the historic cathedral town of Stanley, the Islands’ capital, there is a choice of two small, but well-appointed hotels, three guest houses and a growing number of bed and breakfast establishments for those who want to experience true local hospitality at first hand.
		Outside of Stanley, in what is known throughout the Falklands simply as "The Camp" the choice continues: at Sea Lion Island, Darwin, Port Howard and Pebble Island the visitor will find tourist lodges offering comfortable full-board, mostly en-suite accommodation and the chance to enjoy a real taste of local produce, simply, but superbly cooked.
		In some locations, such as West Lagoons farm at Hill Cove on the West Falklands, the owners provide not only full-board accommodation, but also the opportunity to share in the life and work of the farm.
	falklandislands.com /tourism/places_to_stay.asp (350 words)

	HomePage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Along the way we'll stop at an old ranch house restaurant where you will be treated to machaca and bean burritos and cold beer or other cold drinks.
		As you approach Puerto San Carlos you will see nests in the top of the power poles where sea eagles can be seen during the winter months.
		As soon as everyone is loaded, the ERIK will leave port and head out to the fishing grounds.
	www.bajasportfishinginc.com /MagBay.htm (481 words)

	California Mission History: San Carlos Borroméo de Carmelo
		Two days after his arrival, on June 3, 1770, Father Serra founded his Mission San Carlos Borromeo at the site of the present presidio Chapel in Monterey.
		Monterey became an important port and the capital city of the Californias.
		Father Serra did not live to see the period of greatest prosperity of the California missions, nor the building of the impressive monuments we see along El Camino Real today.
	www.californiamissions.com /cahistory/sancarlos.html (451 words)

	Punta Belcher
		If possible, it is advisable to avoid the passage to the village of San Carlos as well as Man-o-War Cove since there is a Port Captain at each entailing check in and check out along with the onerous fees.
		According to other cruisers, the Port Captain at Man-o-War cove is most helpful and will arrange for fuel & water to be delivered to Man-o-War cove in a panga, I do not know of anyone who has arranged for fuel to be delivered to Punta Belcher, possibly this could be done.
		Many of the residents of San Carlos and Puerto Adolfo Lopez Mateos are migrants from the interior of Mexico who arrived in the Santo Domingo Valley in the 1950s and 60s searching for work in agriculture, and moved to Bahia Magdalena when the canneries opened.
	www.webspawner.com /users/carsonhowe/puntabelcher.html (789 words)

	felixsalmon.com: — Port San Carlos, East Falkland
		He looked like he could be your grandfather, father or uncle depending on your age and his age in the photo.
		When he died, last January, his last wishes asked that his ashes be scattered off the jetty at Port San Carlos, East Falkland.
		I was stationed in Port San Carlos on a rapier site from Nov 83 to Mar 84 so I know the area fairly well.
	www.felixsalmon.com /000219.html (821 words)

	Port Sanibel Marina \| marconews.com \| Marco Eagle \| Marco Island, FL
		The marina is located at the end of the private channel on the left hand side, 1 mile from the ships channel.
		The marina entrance channel is marked by a large Port Sanibel Marina sign, as well as day markers.
		Tour of Port Sanibel Marina's nature boardwalk (Every Monday at 10 a.m., Wednesday at 10 a.m.
	www.marconews.com /places/port_sanibel_marina (400 words)

	Maps, Weather, and Airports for Port San Carlos Settlement, Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Maps, Weather, and Airports for Port San Carlos Settlement, Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)
		Port San Carlos Settlement, Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) Page
		Google links for Port San Carlos Settlement, Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)
	www.fallingrain.com /world/FK/0/Port_San_Carlos_Settlement.html (62 words)

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