Talk:Cerro Quemado

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Cerro Quemado is also ...[edit]

the name of an active volcano in Guatemala. https://www.mtbguatemala.com/cerro-quemado/

as well as the name of an Incan archaeological site in Argentina. https://www.theartnewspaper.com/news/high-school-student-leads-archaeologists-to-lost-inca-settlement.

After I posted that I found the name in the El Salvador version of Wikipedia. [1] The name belongs to four different mountains in Argentina alone (along with another dozen or so in the Americas. I picked the location of one for the Coordinates (most likely for the archeology story). I'll leave the overhaul to someone else.... Twang (talk) 02:06, 23 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]