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Environment

The Mexican state of Colima is located on the Pacific coast, south of the Tropic of Cancer.  The southern Sierra Madre mountain range (Sierra Madre del Sur) runs through Colima, creating a diverse climate which is cool in the highlands and hot along the coast.  Colima's mountains include two volcanoes, the active Volcán de Fuego (3820 m) and the extinct Volcán Nevado (4240 m).  The average yearly temperature is 25° C, with highs around 36° and lows around 7°.  The rainy season lasts from June through October and the state receives an average of 983 millimeters of rain each year.


Most Recent Additions:

09 January, 2007

Giant Toad page added

07 January, 2007

Juvenile green iguana photo added

06 January, 2007

For a list of other new additions, go to our What's New? page.


Species Sighted

Animals

Plants


Links

Instituto Nacional de Ecología

Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de Manantlan


Tools

Butterflies of North America : Butterflies of Northern Mexico

Percevia's Field Guide to Birds of North America

Viva Natura - Illustrated Database of México's Biodiversity

 

Click for Colima, Mexico Forecast

 


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