Editing Geography of Honduras (section)

===Islands===
[[File:Cayos Cochinos Lighthouse view.jpg|thumb|Cayos Cochinos, part of the Bay Island archipielago. ]]
{{See also|List of islands of Honduras}}

Honduras controls a number of islands as part of its offshore territories.<ref name=":1" /> In the Caribbean Sea, the islands of Roatán (Isla de Roatán), Utila, and Guanaja together form the ''[[Islas de la Bahía]]'' (Bay Islands), one of the eighteen departments into which Honduras is divided.<ref name=":1" /> [[Roatán]], the largest of the three islands, is {{convert|50|by|5|km|mi|sp=us|abbr=on}}.<ref name=":1" /> The Islas de la Bahía archipelago also has a number of smaller islands, among them the islets of Barbareta (Isla Barbareta), Santa Elena (Isla Santa Elena), and Morat (Isla Morat).<ref name=":1" />
[[File:Isla del Tigre Honduras.jpg|thumb|''[[Tiger Island|Isla del tigre]]'' in the Guf of Fonseca. ]]
Farther out in the Caribbean are the Islas Santanillas, formerly known as Swan Islands. A number of small islands and keys can be found nearby, among them Cayos Zapotillos and Cayos Cochinos.<ref name=":1" /> In the Gulf of Fonseca, the main islands under Honduran control are El Tigre, Zacate Grande (Isla Zacate Grande), and Exposición (Isla Exposición).<ref name=":1" />

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File:Playas_de_el_porvenir.JPG|Beach at the village of Juan López
File:Sierra_del_Merendon_en_Honduras_2.jpg|The Merendón range seen from the vantage point located above the "Olimpo merendónico" in San Pedro Sula
File:HN049Du-sAB_DistTownVu.jpg|A river in Honduras
File:Guayape_Boqueron.JPG|The Rio Guayape near Esquilinchuche, facing El Boqueron in the Sierra de Agalta
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