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Old February 17th 04, 05:54 PM
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I know chicle is grown in south and central america, so I was curious if the
name of the peruvian city of Chiclayos was related to chicle - specifically,
if the town was named after people who harvest chicle which used to be used
ion chewing gum if I am not mistaken.

I got part of an answer on google:

http://www.bmts.com/~dibaudjimoh/page20.html

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Old February 17th 04, 05:58 PM
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Hi
I know chicle is grown in south and central america, so I was curious if

the
name of the peruvian city of Chiclayos was related to chicle -

specifically,
if the town was named after people who harvest chicle which used to be

used
ion chewing gum if I am not mistaken.

I got part of an answer on google:

http://www.bmts.com/~dibaudjimoh/page20.html

La Dolce di Far Niente




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Old February 17th 04, 11:15 PM
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Chicle is native to Northern Central America and Southern Mexico. The name
appears to be either Náhatl or Mayan in origin.

Chiclayo is not in a gum producing area.

"Maximus" wrote in message
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Hi
I know chicle is grown in south and central america, so I was curious if

the
name of the peruvian city of Chiclayos was related to chicle -

specifically,
if the town was named after people who harvest chicle which used to be

used
ion chewing gum if I am not mistaken.

I got part of an answer on google:

http://www.bmts.com/~dibaudjimoh/page20.html

La Dolce di Far Niente




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Old February 18th 04, 12:21 AM
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Maximus wrote:

Hi
I know chicle is grown in south and central america, so I was curious if the
name of the peruvian city of Chiclayos was related to chicle - specifically,
if the town was named after people who harvest chicle which used to be used
ion chewing gum if I am not mistaken.

I got part of an answer on google:

http://www.bmts.com/~dibaudjimoh/page20.html

La Dolce di Far Niente



I certainly don't speak "native fluent" Spanish, but that could be
translated as "chicle farmers" or "the chicle people".

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