This 161-kilometer river rises on the southern slopes of the Tacaná volcano in the Sierra Madre range of Guatemala and marks the southwesternmost part of the Guatemala-Mexico border, flowing past Mexican border towns Talismán and El Carmen in Chiapas. Which river is this?

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Suchiate River. The Suchiate River runs 161 kilometers from the slopes of the Tacaná volcano in Guatemala to the Pacific, forming the southwesternmost section of the Guatemala-Mexico border. Mexican border towns Talismán, El Carmen and Ciudad Hidalgo sit along its banks in Chiapas.