Alamikamba
| Alamikamba | |
| Ort | |
 Hamnen i Alamikamba ca 1959 | |
| Land |  Nicaragua |
|---|---|
| Autonom Region | Costa Caribe Norte |
| Kommun | Prinzapolka |
| Koordinater | 13°30′01″N 84°13′25″V / 13.500154°N 84.223622°V |
| Folkmängd | 1 272 (2005) |
| Tidszon | CST (UTC-6) |
  | |
Alamikamba, med 1 272 invånare (2005), är centralorten i kommunen Prinzapolka i departementet Región Autónoma de la Costa Caribe Norte, Nicaragua. Den ligger i den nordöstra delen av landet, på norra stranden av floden Prinzapolka.[1][2][3]
Källor
- ^ Instituto Nacional de Información de Desarrollo, Censo 2005. Arkiverad 19 augusti 2016 hämtat från the Wayback Machine.
- ^ Zonu.com, Mapas Departamentos de Nicaragua
- ^ Juan Echánove och Joaquim Rabella, La guía de Nicaragua, 3a edicón, Editorial Hispamer, 2011.
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Physical Location map Nicaragua with Departamentos, Equirectangular projection, N/S stretching 100 %. Geographic limits of the map:
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Semi-trailers loaded with sulfur for smelting being off loaded in Alamacamba on the Prinzipolka River for transporting the the mines, for the La Luz Gold Mine complex (1936-1968).
Semi-trailers loaded with sulfur for smelting being off loaded in Alamacamba on the Prinzipolka River for transporting the the mines, for the La Luz Gold Mine complex (1936-1968).
- The town of Siuna, Nicaragua was the site of La Luz Mining company, which was active from 1936 to 1968. There was migration from other areas of the country to work in the gold mine during these years, including people from the coast and indigenous groups. The mine was shut down in 1968 due to damage of the Ei River Hydro Electric Plant.[1]