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Zone of Silence



Zone of Silence

The Zone of Silence is located in the desert of Chihuahua, Durango, and Coahuila in Northern Mexico. The reason it is called the Zone of Silence, is because it is a region surrounding a source of sound, and due to the interference or refraction the sound is inaudible though it can be heard in more distant regions.

The Zone of Silence measures only 50km across. It is mostly uninhabited expanse of almost 400,000 hectares, in which the flat and desolate terrain is interspersed with lonely mountain outcrops. There is a road sign that points the way to this desert known as the Zone of Silence, which is in the Northern Mexican region.

It, the Zone of Silence (or Zona del Silencio) is also known as The Other Bermuda Triangle.

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