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The name ‘Celaque' comes from the Lenga language, ‘Caja de agueas,' which means, ‘box of water.' Lenca was a local language but is now extinct.
Visitors can expect to see ocelots (wildcat), the endangered plethodontid salamander, Bolitoglossa celaque (celaque climbing salamander), and pumas in the area.There's a trail leading to the summit.
By elevation Cerro Las Minas is
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