State Highway 72 is a Texas state highway that runs approximately 111 miles (179 km) from near Fowlerton to Cuero in South Texas.
Railroads in Honduras were built in late 19th and early 20th centuries by two competing U.S. corporations - United Fruit and Standard Fruit. All were in the Caribbean coastal area and never reached the capital. In 1993, the combined network had 785 km. At present (2006), only three separate segments remain in operation under the management of FNH - Ferrocarril Nacional de Honduras:
The Chamelecón River is a river in Honduras.
The Cruta River is a river in Honduras.
The Guarajambala River is a river in Honduras.
The Guayambre River is a river in Honduras. It is one of the two main tributaries of Honduras' longest river, the Patuca.
The Higuito River is a river in Honduras.
The Jalan River is a river in Honduras.
The Mocal River is a river in Honduras.
The Mocorón River is a river in Honduras, renowned for its religious importance.
The Nacaome River is a river in Honduras.
The Paulaya River is a river in Honduras.
The Plátano River is a river in Honduras which runs through the Río Plátano Biosphere Reserve.
The Río Blanco (Honduras) is a river in Honduras. This flows Northwards through San Pedro Sula and empties its Waters into the Ulúa River.
The Sico Tinto Negro is a river in Honduras.
The Sico River is a river in Honduras. It was historically called the Black River or Rio Tinto.
The Sulaco River is a river in Honduras.
The Telica River is a river in Honduras.
The Wampú River is a river in Honduras.
The Yaguala River is a river in Honduras.
