The Panama Canal Review 1972
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Accord- ing to Isthmian histories, the narrow Isthmus of Panama was terrorized by bands of Cimarrones, runaway Negro slaves, who preyed upon the treasur.
trains on the Camino Real. They be- came such a threat to life and property that the Spanish viceroy sent expedi- tions to clean them out. They managed to evade their attackers and in 1552 were granted recognition by the Gov- ernor of the Province.
At that time, they had three main villages, one of which was called Diablo or Devil. It was loca...ted near the present site of Diablo Heights. In 1940, the Canal Zone director of jx)Sts objected to the decision to name the f)ost office, which was located there until March 31, 1961, Diablo Heights pointing out there was already considerable confusion over Balboa and Quarry Heights which were often written as "Q Heights" and "B Heights." He suggested Cerro Dia- blo which would retain the name but put it all in Spanish, but the Governor decided to keep the name and Diablo Heights it remains.
Mapmaker's Mistake Names sometimes are the result of mistakes or misunderstandings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Accord- ing to Isthmian histories, the narrow Isthmus of Panama was terrorized by bands of Cimarrones, runaway Negro slaves, who preyed upon the treasur.
trains on the Camino Real. They be- came such a threat to life and property that the Spanish viceroy sent expedi- tions to clean them out. They managed to evade their attackers and in 1552 were granted recognition by the Gov- ernor of the Province.
At that time, they had three main villages, one of which was called Diablo or Devil. It was loca...ted near the present site of Diablo Heights. In 1940, the Canal Zone director of jx)Sts objected to the decision to name the f)ost office, which was located there until March 31, 1961, Diablo Heights pointing out there was already considerable confusion over Balboa and Quarry Heights which were often written as "Q Heights" and "B Heights." He suggested Cerro Dia- blo which would retain the name but put it all in Spanish, but the Governor decided to keep the name and Diablo Heights it remains.
Mapmaker's Mistake Names sometimes are the result of mistakes or misunderstandings.
What to read after The Panama Canal Review 1972?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Panama Canal Company to read onlineMoreLess
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