Ancient Aztec floating gardens that fed 200 000 destroyed by Spanish in 1519 called Chinampas

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The Ancient Aztec's reclaimed swampy marsh land to feed a vast city in the middle of lake Tenochtitlan, now Mexico City. It was the biggest and best-fed city in the world, and completely surrounded by water.

They called them Chinampas, floating gardens


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