File:Bonanza-marimbera-CIA-marijuana-routes-map-1989.jpg

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Summary

Detail (the Americas north of the Equator) of the world map "Major marijuana and hashish cultivation areas and trafficking routes, 1989", United States Central Intelligence Agency, 1989 (Library of Congress 2010593020). Brown symbols and arrows mark marijuana cultivation areas and trafficking routes; blue mark hashish and hashish oil.

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Source

Original: File:Major marijuana and hashish cultivation areas and trafficking routes, 1989 - (world map). LOC 2010593020.jpg, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3AMajor_marijuana_and_hashish_cultivation_areas_and_trafficking_routes%2C_1989_-_%28world_map%29._LOC_2010593020.jpg.
Changes: cropped to the Americas north of the Equator (from a 3840 × 2144 copy of the 7662 × 4277 original), giving 1076 × 697 pixels; tones not adjusted.
Identification: Commons record: CIA world map, 1989, Library of Congress item 2010593020; legend read on the map: Cultivation Areas (Marijuana brown, Hashish blue), Major Trafficking Routes (Marijuana brown, Hashish/oil blue). The detail shows brown arrows from northern Colombia to Miami and the US east coast; a brown symbol in eastern Guatemala, near the Honduran border, with an arrow running north past Belize to southern Florida; and a brown symbol in Costa Rica with no arrow. The Decline section covers the late 1980s and 1990 (NNICC 1990).

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