Sinaloa

(sēnälō`ä), state (1990 pop. 2,204,054), 22,582 sq mi (58,487 sq km), W Mexico, on the Gulf of California and the Pacific Ocean. Culiacán is the capital. A long, narrow territory lying between the ocean and mountain spurs of the Sierra Madre Occidental, Sinaloa has low, hot, humid plains and numerous marshes. The varying elevation, many rivers, and fertile valleys contribute to the variety of crops grown, including grains, tomatoes, cotton, sugarcane, and rice. The state's industry is mostly related to the processing of agricultural products. Fishing and livestock breeding are economically important. Sinaloa lies in a rich mining region where gold, silver, zinc, and copper are mined. Its forest products—fine woods and rubber—are not widely exploited. The state has numerous mineral springs. Sinaloa's coast has many sheltered harbors, but only MazatlánMazatlán
, city (1990 pop. 262,705), Sinaloa state, W Mexico, on the Pacific coast. One of the largest commercial and industrial centers of W Mexico, Mazatlán is one of Mexico's major Pacific seaports.
..... Click the link for more information. is a major port. In the early 21st cent. illegal drug trafficking also became a significant component of the state's economy. Sinaloa was joined with Sonora during the Spanish period; it became a separate state in 1830.

Sinaloa

a state in Mexico, on the central portion of Mexico’s Pacific coast. Area, 58,100 sq km. Population, 1.53 million (1974). The capital is Culiacán. The state grows 7 percent of Mexico’s produce (1970). The principal crops raised are cotton, rice, tomatoes, sugarcane, and soybeans. Subtropical fruits are grown in the south, and early vegetables are exported to the USA. Sinaloa also has food, sugar-processing, and cotton-ginning industries. [23–1212–]

Sinaloa

a state of W Mexico. Capital: Culiacán. Pop.: 2 534 835 (2000). Area: 58 092 sq. km (22 425 sq. miles)

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释义	Sinaloa Sinaloa (ˌsiːnəˈləʊə; ˌsɪn-; Spanish sinaˈloa) n (Placename) a state of W Mexico. Capital: Culiacán. Pop: 2 534 835 (2000). Area: 58 092 sq km (22 425 sq miles) Si•na•lo•a (ˌsin lˈoʊ ə, ˌsɪn-) n. a state in W Mexico, bordering on the Gulf of California. 2,425,675; 22,582 sq. mi. (58,485 sq. km). Cap.: Culiacán. Translations Sinaloa Sinaloa Sinaloa (sēnälō`ä), state (1990 pop. 2,204,054), 22,582 sq mi (58,487 sq km), W Mexico, on the Gulf of California and the Pacific Ocean. Culiacán is the capital. A long, narrow territory lying between the ocean and mountain spurs of the Sierra Madre Occidental, Sinaloa has low, hot, humid plains and numerous marshes. The varying elevation, many rivers, and fertile valleys contribute to the variety of crops grown, including grains, tomatoes, cotton, sugarcane, and rice. The state's industry is mostly related to the processing of agricultural products. Fishing and livestock breeding are economically important. Sinaloa lies in a rich mining region where gold, silver, zinc, and copper are mined. Its forest products—fine woods and rubber—are not widely exploited. The state has numerous mineral springs. Sinaloa's coast has many sheltered harbors, but only MazatlánMazatlán , city (1990 pop. 262,705), Sinaloa state, W Mexico, on the Pacific coast. One of the largest commercial and industrial centers of W Mexico, Mazatlán is one of Mexico's major Pacific seaports. ..... Click the link for more information. is a major port. In the early 21st cent. illegal drug trafficking also became a significant component of the state's economy. Sinaloa was joined with Sonora during the Spanish period; it became a separate state in 1830. Sinaloa a state in Mexico, on the central portion of Mexico’s Pacific coast. Area, 58,100 sq km. Population, 1.53 million (1974). The capital is Culiacán. The state grows 7 percent of Mexico’s produce (1970). The principal crops raised are cotton, rice, tomatoes, sugarcane, and soybeans. Subtropical fruits are grown in the south, and early vegetables are exported to the USA. Sinaloa also has food, sugar-processing, and cotton-ginning industries. [23–1212–] Sinaloa a state of W Mexico. Capital: Culiacán. Pop.: 2 534 835 (2000). Area: 58 092 sq. km (22 425 sq. miles) AcronymsSeeSIN
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