Atlacomulco topographic map
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Atlacomulco
The municipality has rugged terrain, filled with mountains and hills. It is located on the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt, in the Lakes and Volcanos of Anáhuac region. Principle elevations include Cerro Xitije, Cerro Atlacomulco, Cerro La Cruz and Cerro El Cielito. Its altitude varies from 2720 to 3030 meters above sea level. It is part of the Lerma River basin which crosses the territory, as well as a number of streams and fresh-water springs. There three dams in the area, with the main one being J. Trinidad Fabela. Its climate is fairly moist with most rain falling between June and September. Average high temperatures is 19.9C and average low is 7.4C.
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Name: Atlacomulco topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Atlacomulco, State of Mexico, Mexico (19.73033 -99.97420 19.90158 -99.70513)
Average elevation: 2,665 m
Minimum elevation: 2,395 m
Maximum elevation: 3,898 m
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