Central America’s great inland sea is over twice as large as Rhode Island, yet it encompasses some of the most pristine and peaceful parts of Nicaragua, a safe, inexpensive, and increasingly ...

This hardware store in the town of Moyogalpa is typical of street scenes on the island. ( Tim Johnson - McClatchy News Service ) OMETEPE ISLAND, Nicaragua — Gaze eastward from the shores of huge ...

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Ometepe: Twin volcanoes punctuate the sky above Lake Nicaragua. The two––one active, one dormant––are joined by a narrow strip of land, forming the 100-square-mile island of Ometepe.

Lake Nicaragua includes the largest volcanic lake island on the planet, Ometepe, home to more than 35,000 residents and two major volcanoes, Madera and Concepción. HKND’s proposed route also will pass ...

Nicaragua has always had huge potential. Known as the “Land of Lakes and Volcanoes”, it has immense natural beauty and alluring colonial towns.

South Nicaragua With Lake Nicaragua just inland, this strip of Nicaragua's southwestern coast enjoys near-year-round offshore winds. And with no mountains to block them, these winds groom the ...

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Or imagine kayaking through the pristine waters of Lake Nicaragua, Central America’s largest lake, where freshwater sharks once swam, and tiny islands dot the horizon like emerald jewels.

A cargo ship passes through the Panama Canal’s Miraflores Locks on May 9, 2013, in Panama City. Nicaragua recently announced plans to build a competing canal paid for by the Chinese. (AFP/Get… ...

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This article was originally published with the title “ An Assumed Inconstancy in the Level of Lake Nicaragua; A Question of Permanency of the Nicaragua Canal ” in SA Supplements Vol. 49 No ...