Tenosique, Tabasco, Mexico

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Tenosique, in the Mexican state of Tabasco, is a small town known as the birthplace of revolutionary politician and former vice president José María Pino Suárez.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf municipality
birthplaceOf José María Pino Suárez
borderWith Guatemala
municipality of Balancán
municipality of Emiliano Zapata, Tabasco
state of Campeche
linked to: Campeche state
country Mexico
governedBy municipal president of Tenosique
hasAdministrativeDivisionType municipality of Tabasco
hasBorderCrossingFunction gateway between Tabasco and Petén, Guatemala
hasClimate tropical climate
hasCulturalEvent Carnaval de Tenosique
hasCulturalTradition Danza del Pochó
linked to: Matachines dance
hasDemonym tenosiquense
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
cattle ranching
commerce
hasGeographicalFeature karst hills
tropical rainforest surroundings
hasHistoricalSignificance birthplace of Mexican vice president José María Pino Suárez
hasMunicipalSeat Tenosique (town)
linked to: Tenosique
hasNotablePerson José María Pino Suárez
hasOfficialLanguage Spanish
hasPopulationCharacteristic small town
hasPostalCodePrefix 86900
hasRelief lowlands and hills
hasReligiousBuilding Catholic parish church in Tenosique
hasRiver Usumacinta River
hasTransportRole transit point for Central American migrants
languageUsed Spanish
locatedIn Gulf of Mexico drainage basin
Tabasco
Tabasco Lowlands
locatedInAdministrativeEntity State of Tabasco
linked to: state of Tabasco
locatedInRegion southeastern Mexico
locatedInTimeZone Central Daylight Time
linked to: Central Time Zone

Central Standard Time
linked to: Central Time Zone
locatedNear Guatemalan border
locatedOnRiver Usumacinta River
namedAfter Mayan term "Tana Tzu Ik" or "house of the weeping woman" (traditional etymology)
nearArchaeologicalSite Pomona
San Claudio
partOf Usumacinta Region
linked to: Usumacinta region
railConnection on route of freight train used by migrants ("La Bestia")
roadConnection connected by highway to Palenque
connected by highway to Villahermosa
subdivisionOf Mexico

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José María Pino Suárez placeOfBirth Tenosique, Tabasco, Mexico