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Torreón
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Tor·re·ón  (tôr-n, -r-)
A city of northern Mexico west of Monterrey. It is an agricultural center. Population: 549,000.
Torreón (Spanish) [tɔrrɛˈɔn]
n
(Placename) an industrial city in N Mexico, in Coahuila state. Pop.: 505 000 (2000 est.)
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