Abarachola

located in the North Shore of Abalachkola Bay in Mexico, Abalachikola River into the sea (West Bank), West Sail 84 ° 59 ', 29 ° 43 north latitude, Talaha About 105 kilometers west are the only way to Mexico Waterways. In 1820, the town was set up in 1827, and the city was in 1838. Before 1830 to the North and South War, it was important cotton transport port. Now is an important fishery (oyster and shrimp) center, output wood and marine products. There is a fish cans. Population 2,556 (1980).

Abarachola has a lot of historical sites, built in the 1839 Ode Sanyi Church is one of the local places, and its wooden parts are shipped by New York. There are more than 200 residential and commercial buildings, namely the national historical list, is operating the store, shop, gallery, restaurant, church, and family hotel. There is also a DiXie Theater built in 1912, as well as the John Gorge Museum State Park. Abbalachola near Abaragi Island and 228,000 hectares of abbarachola country forest. The railway arrived in the West, and arrived in Hosford to the north. There is a road to the port of San Jiji, and the Ningwan East Bay, who has across Abarachola Bay, can reach Karabel. The city has a few kilometers to Abarachola Airport.