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Claro River, Trinidad and Tobago

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Claro River is a small town in the southeast of Trinidad, known only by its name in Spanish, Rio Claro.

Transport

Up until the 1960s it served as the terminus of a branch line of the Trinidad Government Railway.

See also

Railway stations in Trinidad and Tobago

References

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