Corozal is Belize's northern district. It borders Mexico and contains the official northern border crossing at Santa Elena. The terrain is mostly swampy savannah but also contains highly developed agricultural areas. Its climate generally follows a pattern of tropical weather. Its rainfall is slightly lower than in the other districts.

Most of this agricultural development has been for the production of sugar cane. This product maintained the country's economy for many years after the demand for logwood fell in the early 1850's. Unfortunately, a fall in world demand for sugar in the 1970's resulted in a recession for the farmers in this district.

Corozal District is mostly Spanish speaking. Its residents are the descendants of Maya Indians. Originally they farmed small plots of land for maize and other subsistence crops.

Corozal hosts a wide variety of sights including several beach locations on the bay and many inland lagoons. It has several Mayan sites including Santa Rita.

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01.	details	ID Views: 513 Status: Sale Type: Acreage Location: Corozal City: Corozal Price: 80,000 USD
02.	details	ID Views: 521 Status: Sale Type: Houses Location: Corozal City: Sarteneja Price: 305,000 USD