
Updated at 2025-04-22
A vivid laser engraving brings to life the distinctive sights of Orange Walk Town, Belize. A Guatemalan crocodile peeks from the New River—Belize’s longest river—inviting viewers to explore the region’s rich culture. To the left stands the Lamanai archaeological site, whose name means submerged crocodile in the Mayan language. On the right, the Tower Hill Sugar Mill symbolizes the town’s economic lifeline, while the central clock tower beside the city hall serves as a visual emblem of Orange Walk’s identity.
Alliance Date: June 1, 2024
Language: English
Area: 18.9 square kilometers
Population: Approx. 14,000 people
Main Industries/Features: Sugar industry, tourism