chinautla造句

• Chinautla Viejo was attacked by the invading Spanish in 1525; the first two attacks against the heavily fortified city were unsuccessful.
• The Poqomam then received reinforcements, possibly from Chinautla, and the two armies clashed on open ground outside of the city.
• In 1525 Pedro de Alvarado sent a small company to conquer Mixco Viejo ( Chinautla Viejo ), the capital of the Poqomam.
• Hours after the water was released, thousands of dead fish began to wash up on river banks near the community of Chinautla, just north of Guatemala City, the capital.
• The idea was to connect in more direct way the transit coming from the Guarda of Gulf and Guarda of Chinautla city accesses and get to earn some equity for the neighboring land.
• To distinguish between the two, the ruins of the Chajoma capital are now referred to as Mixco Viejo ( Jilotepeque Viejo ) while the former Poqomam capital is referred to as Mixco Viejo ( Chinautla Viejo ).
• After their relocation some of the Chajoma drifted back to their pre-conquest centres, creating informal settlements and provoking hostilities with the Poqomam of Mixco and Chinautla along the former border between the pre-Columbian kingdoms.
• The "'Las Vacas Dam "'( ) is a reinforced concrete gravity dam and power plant spanning the Las Vacas River near the village of San Antonio Las Flores in the municipality Chinautla, Guatemala.
• The Las Vacas Hydroelectric Dam spans the river about north-east of Guatemala City in the municipality of Chinautla, near the limits with San Pedro Ayampuc, where it converges with one of its tributaries, the Quezada river.
• After their relocation to the new towns, some of the Chajoma drifted back to their pre-Conquest centres, creating informal settlements and provoking hostilities with the Poqomam of Mixco and Chinautla along the former border between the pre-Columbian kingdoms.
• Guatemala City had a small garrison of 100 men, in charge of colonel Ignacio Garcia Granados, who learned about the rebel attack when two spies arrived telling him that the enemy was already in Chinautla, only 3 leagues away from the city.
• The city's metro area has recently grown very rapidly and has absorbed most of the neighboring municipalities of Villa Nueva, San Miguel Petapa, Mixco, San Juan Sacatepequez, San Jos?Pinula, Santa Catarina Pinula, Fraijanes, San Pedro Ayampuc, Amatitl醤, Villa Canales, Palencia and Chinautla forming what is now known as the Guatemala City Metropolitan Area.