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The Devils River

he Devils River got its name from early settlers, who said the 93-mile waterway—and the treacherous terrain surrounding it near the U.S.-Mexico border—was created by Lucifer. The river runs between the present-day cities of Sonora and Del Rio, a slim turquoise ribbon cutting into the thornscrub and sunburned sand of the Chihuahuan

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