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    The document is a graph showing the distribution of corn production across different regions in Mexico. It displays the annual corn production in metric tons for 18 different regions. The largest producing regions are Costa de Chiapas, Lerma Santiago, and Sinaloa, each producing over 3 million metric tons annually. The smallest producing regions are Yucatan Oeste and Presidio-San Pedro, each producing under 1 million metric tons annually. The graph is part of a study on geographic information systems from the Autonomous University of Puebla, Mexico.

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    The document is a graph showing the distribution of corn production across different regions in Mexico. It displays the annual corn production in metric tons for 18 different regions. The largest producing regions are Costa de Chiapas, Lerma Santiago, and Sinaloa, each producing over 3 million metric tons annually. The smallest producing regions are Yucatan Oeste and Presidio-San Pedro, each producing under 1 million metric tons annually. The graph is part of a study on geographic information systems from the Autonomous University of Puebla, Mexico.

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    The document is a graph showing the distribution of corn production across different regions in Mexico. It displays the annual corn production in metric tons for 18 different regions. The largest producing regions are Costa de Chiapas, Lerma Santiago, and Sinaloa, each producing over 3 million metric tons annually. The smallest producing regions are Yucatan Oeste and Presidio-San Pedro, each producing under 1 million metric tons annually. The graph is part of a study on geographic information systems from the Autonomous University of Puebla, Mexico.

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    DISTRIBUCION DE MAIZ EN MEXICO

    600000.000000 1400000.000000 2200000.000000 3000000.000000 3800000.000000 4600000.000000


    2500000.000000

    2500000.000000
    1900000.000000

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    1300000.000000

    1300000.000000
    700000.000000

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    100000.000000
    870,000 435,000 0 870,000 mts
    1 cm = 235 km

    600000.000000 1400000.000000 2200000.000000 3000000.000000 3800000.000000 4600000.000000


    SIMBOLOGIA
    Armeria-Coahuayana Costa Grande de Guerrero Huicicila Rio Ameca
    B.C. Centro Este Costa de Chiapas Lerma Santiago San Fernando Soto La Mar.
    B.C. Sureste Costa de Jalisco Mapimi Sinaloa
    B.C. Suroeste Costa de Michoacan Nazas Aguanaval Sonora Sur
    Balsas Costa de Oaxaca Norte de Veracruz Tehuantepec
    Bravo Conchos Cuencas Cerradas del Nte Panuco Yucatan Este
    Coatzacoalcos El Salado Papaloapan Yucatan Norte
    Costa Chica de Guerrero Grijalva-Usumacinta Presidio-San Pedro Yucatan Oeste
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    BENEMERITA UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE PUEBLA

    Facultad de Ingenieria Agrohidraulica

    Sistemas de Informacion Geografica

    Edgar Dario Linares Melo

    201508691

    San Juan Acateno, Teziutlan, Pue.

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