Río Verde Valley (Region Medio)

Río Verde Valley (Region Medio) is in San Luis Potosí.

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22°0′36″N 99°58′59″W

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21.928-99.9971 Rioverde and 21.95-1002 Ciudad Fernández – The capitals of their respective municipalities, these two towns are separated only by a street and form the largest town in the region.
22.01-99.6523 Cárdenas
22.4275-100.2783334 Cerritos
22.4-99.65 Ciudad del Maíz
21.59062-100.6431726 El Refugio

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Reserva de Tancojol
Reserva Forestal Nacional Porción Boscosa del Estado de San Luis Potosí
Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra El Abra Tanchipa

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The Sierra Madre Oriental separates the Río Verde Valley and the Huasteca Potosina. Several mountain ranges to the west separate the Río Verde Valley from the Central Plateau (Altiplano). The region has extensive valleys between these mountain ranges that boast very fertile soil.

The vegetation includes oak, pine, popular and walnut trees. Some areas are volcanic along with the limestone of the Huasteca Potosina.

The main native group in this region is the Pames who still maintain their culture and language.

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