Pespire

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Pespire
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Pespire
Location in Honduras
Coordinates: 13°36′N87°22′W / 13.600°N 87.367°W / 13.600; -87.367
CountryHonduras
DepartmentCholuteca

Pespire is a municipality in the Honduran department of Choluteca. [1]


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13°36′N87°22′W / 13.600°N 87.367°W / 13.600; -87.367