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Edinburg (ĕd`ənbûrg'), city (1990 pop. 29,885), seat of Hidalgo co., extreme S Tex.; inc. 1919. It is a processing center in the irrigated portion of the lower Rio Grande valley. Agricultural products include citrus fruits, vegetables, and cotton. Oil and gas are produced from surrounding fields. There is food processing, and fertilizers and corrugated boxes are manufactured. The Univ. of Texas's Pan American campus is in Edinburg. A U.S. wildlife refuge and a state park are nearby. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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With his parents' permission, Macario Guajardo, a fifth grader in Edinburg, Texas, skipped school on the February day when classmates took a statewide reading test to be promoted to sixth grade. Alamo, Texas Edinburg, Texas Alamo Bank of Texas, Alamo, Texas First Virginia James River Bank- Richmond May 24, 2001 Banks, Inc. Shallows in the channels give dispersive mixing, where shear develops and breaks up agglomerates," says Timothy Womer, a consultant in Edinburg, Pa. |
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