azapa造句

• Small colonies were also established in Chile s Azapa Valley.
• Near the city is the Azapa Valley, an oasis where vegetables and Azapa olives are grown.
• Near the city is the Azapa Valley, an oasis where vegetables and Azapa olives are grown.
• This suggests that the highland cultures had little direct contact with the inhabitants of the Azapa valley.
• It was a productive area due to the Azapa Valley and its production of sugar cane and cotton.
• The Azapa Valley has developed a year-round agricultural economy due to improvements in irrigation and transportation of its products.
• In 1939, Chile announced a plan to divert the waters of the Quebrada Azapa for purposes of irrigation in the Valle de Azapa and hydroelectric-power generation.
• In 1939, Chile announced a plan to divert the waters of the Quebrada Azapa for purposes of irrigation in the Valle de Azapa and hydroelectric-power generation.
• Arica in 2007 had more than 185, 000 inhabitants ( not counting the inhabitants of the valleys and Lluta Azapa, with that reach almost to the 194.000 inhabitants ).
• In the Norte Grande, the kinds of fruits that grow well in the arid tropics thrive, and all kinds of vegetables can be grown year-round, noticeably in Azapa Valley.
• Other attractions include the former house of the Governor, the House of Culture, railway station Arica-La Paz, the Archaeological and Anthropological Museum of San Miguel de Azapa, Sea and Historical Arms and Arica.
• Genetic studies indicates that the Chiribaya people of the lower Osmore River Valley and nearby coast were likely intrusive descendants in part of Wari and Tiwanaku colonists while the Chiribaya of the Azapa Valley of Chile were more likely to be the descendants of the ancient Chinchorro culture that flourished in the same area.