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Manzanillo

a port on the S. coast of Cuba, about three-quarters of a mile from the mouth of the Yara, which affords at least a portion of the water supply, has a good harbor and export trade in valuable woods, sugar, etc. Pop. about 60,000.

MANZANILLO (män-thä-nēl'yō), a port of Mexico, on a fine bay opening MANZONI to the Pacific, 31 miles W. S. W. of Colima. The country around is equally fertile and unhealthy. Pop. about 2,000.

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