External links
- Gobierno Municipal de Jaumave Official website
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Coordinates: 23°25′N99°23′W / 23.417°N 99.383°W
Jaumave is a town and a municipality located in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas.
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Coordinates: 23°25′N99°23′W / 23.417°N 99.383°W
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