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	San Salvador - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		San Salvador is also the overall transportation and economic hub of the nation, since it is home to one third of the population and one half of the country's wealth.
		During the 1980s, conflicts in El Salvador erupted into a civil war, and many people fled to the city since most of the fighting occurred outside of it (San Salvador itself was not directly affected by the war until the final offensive of 1989).
		It is near the present location of San Salvador that the Pipil tribes, descendants of the Aztecs in Mexico, established their capital, Cuscatlán.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/San_Salvador (1072 words)

	San Salvador Island - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		For some time, San Salvador was the home of the buccaneer John Watling (alternately referred to as George Watling), who gave the island its alternative name by which it was officially known until 1925.
		San Salvador Island, also known as Watling Island, is an island and district of the Bahamas.
		At that time, the name "San Salvador" was transferred from another place, now called Cat Island, and given to "Watling Island" under the belief that it seemed a much more likely match for Columbus's description of Guanahani.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/San_Salvador_Island (300 words)

	SALVADOR - LoveToKnow Article on SALVADOR
		In 1903, a concession was granted for an extension from Nueva San Salvador to the port of La Libertad.
		San Miguel is described as one of the most treacherous burning mountains in America, sometimes several years in complete repose and then all at once bursting out with terrific fury.
		The Rio San Miguel drains the country between the bay of Fonseca and the basin of the Lempa.
	6.1911encyclopedia.org /S/SA/SALVADOR.htm (1866 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: San Salvador
		The chief towns are San Salvador (59,540), Santa Anna (48,120), San Miguel (24,768), and Nueva San Salvador (18,770); the chief port is La Union (4000).
		The Republic of Salvador, often incorrectly called San Salvador from the name of its capital, is the smallest and most thickly populated state of Central America.
		Salvador was invaded by Pedro Alvarado in 1524, emancipated from Spain in 1821, and made part of the Federation of Central America in 1824.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/13450b.htm (534 words)

	Gerace
		San Salvador was virtually unaffected by the encroachment of Europeans until American colonists loyal to Britain were forced from the United States and migrated to the Bahamas in 1783.
		San Salvador is one of the 700 islands which make up the Bahama Archipelago located along the subsiding continental margin off the coast of Florida.
		The vegetation of San Salvador is generally "scrub," with approximately 524 species of vascular plants in 265 genera, representing 96 families.
	www.unesco.org /csi/pub/papers/gerace.htm (4332 words)

	San Salvador on Encyclopedia.com
		The Spanish province of San Salvador in the mid-sixteenth century.
		Starwood Announces the Opening of a Sheraton Hotel in El Salvador, Its Third Property in Central America; Sheraton Presidente San Salvador is Located in the Capital City of San Salvador.
		El Area de la Bahía se une a El Salvador.(TT: San Francisco Bay Area unites for El Salvador.)
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/S/SanS1alvI1.asp (318 words)

	Bahamas / San Salvador
		San Salvador's main settlement is Cockburn Town (pronounced Ko-burn) on the west coast with a population of 486.
		Like many of the other Islands of The Bahamas, scuba diving is the most popular activity, but San Salvador is dotted with monuments, ruins, and other things to do and see out of the water.
		Winding around San Salvador's dozen or so land-locked lakes, you can see the plantation ruins in the towns of Fortune Hill and Sandy Point, including the well-known Watling's Castle.
	www.geographia.com /bahamas/bsssin02.htm (437 words)

	San Salvador
		San Salvador is home to The New World Museum, Farquharson Plantation, otherwise known as Black Beards Castle, Watlings Castle and is home to one of the last hand-operated lighthouses in the Bahamas.
		There is plenty to do in San Salvador such as wreck dives, horse back riding, and lots of resorts, including a Club Med.
	www.goldenwingscharter.com /San_Salvador/san_salvador.htm (99 words)

	San Salvador Bahamas
		San Salvador, located 450 miles southeast of Fort Lauderdale, is one of the easternmost island of the Bahamian archipelago.
		The Field Station is located on the north coast of San Salvador, on the harbor which Columbus described during his first landfall in the New World in 1492 as capable of "...holding all the ships of Christendom".
		San Salvador has fascinating historical sites which includes one of the best preserved plantations.
	www.bahamasgateway.com /san_salvador_bahamas.htm (162 words)

	San Salvador - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The city of San Salvador, El Salvador, capital of the Republic of El Salvador in Central America.
		The island of San Salvador in the Bahamas.
		This is a disambiguation page; that is, one that points to other pages that might otherwise have the same name.
	www.encyclopedia-online.info /San_Salvador (111 words)

	CVO Website - San Salvador Volcano, El Salvador, Past Events
		Pyroclastic-flow and tephra-fall deposits, known as the San Andrés tuff, are found at the rim of El Boquerón, and these deposits have been correlated with similar deposits, known as the Talpetate tephra fall, on the western flank of San Salvador volcano.
		These old rocks of San Salvador volcano consist of blocky basaltic to andesitic lavas and tephras, and they are exposed at the bases of El Picacho and El Jabali and in scattered outcrops around the volcano.
		Nevertheless, even accounting for the imperfections of the geologic record, evidence clearly indicates that San Salvador volcano erupts sufficiently frequently, with an annual probability of perhaps 1 in 1,000, that potential hazards from future eruptions need to be taken seriously, as densely populated areas will be at risk.
	vulcan.wr.usgs.gov /Volcanoes/ElSalvador/Publications/OFR01-366/past_events_san_salvador.html (1424 words)

	El Salvador Categories, Page 2.1
		San Salvador isn't a beautiful city, and their are no major tourist attractions to speak of, but newcomers are overwhelmed and fascinated by its industry and energy.
		Situated in the highland valley and surrounded by magnificent volcanic peaks and green hillsides, San Salvador is beautiful and intensely over-populated.
		Few foreigners live outside San Salvador or on of its surrounding districts, such as Santa Ana, San Miguel, or Sonsonante.
	www.dirla.com /elsalvador2_1.htm (1104 words)

	San Salvador Island
		San Salvador is one of 700 islands that make up the Bahamas Archipelago.
		The island, which is roughly rectangular shaped, sits exposed along the North American rim of the Atlantic Ocean at approximately 24° N, 74°W. At its widest point, San Salvador measures 6.9 miles across.
		Although tourists and visitors to the Bahamian Field Station have brought modern day influences to the island, San Salvador is still isolated and remains relatively undisturbed by modern society.
	www.hood.edu /academic/biology/san_sal.html (437 words)

	San Salvador travel guide - San Salvador, El Salvador
		San Salvador is also a surprisingly green city, with a canopy of lush vegetation shrouding even the most unlikely of neighbourhoods, and a ring of encircling mountains that seem at times close enough to touch.
		Dominating the skyline to the north is VolcA?n San Salvador, accessible via the town of Santa Tecla, 13km from the city, while in the hills to the south lies the lush, extensive Parque Balboa, from where there are vistas right across to the Pacific coast.
		Sprawling across the Valle de las Hamacas at the foot of the mighty VolcA?n San Salvador is the urban melee of SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador's chaotic, frenetic and polluted capital.
	www.nbportal.com /el-salvador/san-salvador/pod_dep-86983.html (473 words)

	El Salvador - Wikitravel
		The capital, San Salvador, is a cosmopolitan city with good restaurants highlighting the country’s fresh seafood, as well as plenty of shopping, entertainment, and nightlife.
		San Salvador has a number of large modern shopping malls stocking the latest in international fashion, accessories and cuisine.
		El Salvador covers an area of about 21,000 square kilometers (the smallest country in central america), although it is the most densely populated.
	wikitravel.org /en/El_Salvador (2825 words)

	El Salvador Tourist Attractions & El Salvador Tourism iExplore.com
		From San Salvador, excursions can be made by road to Panchimalco, 15km (9 miles) south of the capital, around which live the Pancho Indians (pure-blooded descendants of the original Pipil tribes), who retain many of their old traditions and dress.
		The village of San Sebastián, approximately one hour by car from San Salvador, is known for its beautiful woven materials.
		The extinct San Salvador volcano is within close proximity of the capital.
	www.iexplore.com /dmap/El+Salvador/Where+to+Go (696 words)

	San Salvador Hotels: Comfort Inn Real San Salvador Hotel
		Comfort Inn Real San Salvador hotel is strategically located between the highly recognized business centers and residential areas in San Salvador.
		Additionally, the Comfort Inn Real San Salvador hotel is positioned three minutes' distance from the exclusive Galerias shopping mall and five minutes from Metrocentro, the largest mall in Central America.
		The Comfort Inn Real San Salvador hotel offers 40 Standard rooms and eight suites, totally equipped for the leisure and business traveler, with mini fridge, microwave, coffee maker, cable TV, and air conditioning.
	comfort-sansalvador.gruporeal.com (310 words)

	Pablo Casals Page Nineteen
		It was in San Salvador as a boy that Casals learned to swim, and where he eagerly soaked up stories of pirates and buried treasure, told him by an old crippled ex-sailor who had become caretaker of a museum there.
		The Playa San Salvador became the one spot on earth that Casals loved most, and to which he returned at least once a year for the first sixty years of his life.
		One coincidence is that his name "Salvador" is also the name of a beach about four kilometers south of Vendrell, and a place of great importance in Casals' life.
	www.cello.org /casals/page19.htm (375 words)

	San Salvador: Columbus Monument
		San Salvador was where the Olympic torch came ashore in the New World (description by Lee Foster).
		The white cross, erected on 25th December 1956 by Ruth Durlacher Wolper, commemorates the landfall of Christopher Columbus on San Salvador, during his discovery of the New World in 1492.
		Sur- rounded by staffs flying colorful flags of the Americas, this is the monument accepted by native San Salvadorians, Bahamian visitors, and international tourists as the site where Christopher Columbus landed.
	columbus.vanderkrogt.net /wi/sansalvador_landing.html (312 words)

	San Salvador El Salvador Hotels ... Jake.com
		San Salvador, SV 228 comfortable rooms and suites with city or volcano view, strategically located in the business and commercial area.
		San Salvador, SV Located in the heart of the business district close to important residential areas.
		San Salvador, SV Known For The Quiet And Secure Location And Excellent Cuisine - Excellent Convetion And Banquet Space And Services...
	hotels.jake.com /int/sv/san-salvador-hotels.html (105 words)

	.:Foro Guanaco:. [ Mapa del departamento de San Salvador ]
		San Salvador es una ciudad netamente industrial y comercial, en ella se encuentran centralizadas la mayor parte de fábricas, así como el comercio en general y las oficinas gubernamentales.
		Ciudad de San Salvador, Capital de la República de El Salvador.
		Fiestas patronales en honor al Divino Salvador del Mundo, patrono de la República.
	www.foroguanaco.net /mapas/sansalvador.asp (192 words)

	Flight Services
		San Salvador Flight Services offers a full complement of services for your commercial or private aircraft while you visit the Bahamian treasure of San Salvador/Columbus Isle.
	www.sansalvadorflight.com (90 words)

	Downloadable GIS Topographic Map
		Although at the time it was assembled (June 1999) the San Salvador Island GIS Database was an up-to-date collection of geographic information, we can not guarantee the accuracy of this map or any features on it, nor can we guarantee that it includes all features currently extant on the island.
		As part of the San Salvador Island GIS project, we undertook a partial revision of the topographic map (shown here).
		The last Bahamian Lands and Surveys topographic map of San Salvador was published in 1972.
	www.newhaven.edu /sansalvador/gis/topo.htm (257 words)

	San Salvador Island, Bahamas
		From the southern most extremity of Florida, San Salvador lies to the east, on an isolated carbonate platform well east of the Great Bahama Bank, 24 degrees north latitude and 75 degrees longitude.
		Vegetation or "Scruch" on San Salvador consists of 524 species, or vascular plants in 265 genera, which represents around 96 separate families.
		In the year of 1492, San Salvador became the first landfall site of the legendary Christopher Columbus, while undertaking his voyage of discovery.
	www.the-bahama-islands.com /sansalvador.html (589 words)

	Bahamas / San Salvador
		San Salvador is the first landfall site of Christopher Columbus on his initial voyage of discovery in 1492.
		Called Guanahani by the native Lucayan Indians, Columbus renamed the island San Salvador or "Holy Saviour," noting in his journal,
		Four separate monuments mark the exact spot Columbus came ashore, however, it is generally regarded that he landed at Long Bay where a big stone cross stands.
	www.geographia.com /bahamas/bsssin01.htm (173 words)

	San Salvador, El Salvador 1
		San Salvador from Mount San Jacinto - ©Michael Everett
		A cathedral in San Salvador - ©J.P. Courau
	www.ddbstock.com /sansalvador1.html (17 words)

	Global Volcanism Program San Salvador Summary
		Three fracture zones that extend beyond the base of San Salvador volcano have been the locus for numerous flank eruptions, including two that formed maars on the WNW and SE sides.
		The massive compound San Salvador volcano dominates the landscape west of El Salvador's capital city of San Salvador.
		The dominantly andesitic Boquerón stratovolcano has grown within a 6-km-wide caldera, whose rim is partially exposed at Picacho and Jabalí peaks, that formed by collapse of an older San Salvador volcano about 40,000 years ago.
	www.volcano.si.edu /world/volcano.cfm?vnum=1403-05= (225 words)

	Hurricane Lili, San Salvador Island
		Notable landfall was in Cuba, and, of course San Salvador Island in the Bahamas.
		If you are an educator who brings students to San Salvador, you should study the locations of these deposits on this map of eastern French (referred to several times above).
		This account of the effects of hurricane Lili is based on a week of observation of the natural environment on San Salvador Island from 1 Dec to 7 Dec, 1996, about 1.25 months after Hurricane Lili hit the Island.
	zircon.geology.union.edu /carb/hurricane/damage (2268 words)

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