Finca [noun]

But the only actual feature which we could see and recognize was the little coffee finca this side of Zautla.

Having passed a small pueblo, or large finca, lying in a little plain below us, we looked down upon Zinacantan.

Trinidad is little more than a finca, or rancho, but it has an agente, and quite a population of Chol indians.

Our arrieros avoided the little towns, and selected a camp site on the roadside near the Finca Rodadero.

When they start the finca there is a feast, mucho talk and drinky.

Perhaps two hundred persons lived as workmen on the finca of El Triunfo.

He had been but a short time in this district, having come from Tonala, where he has a finca.

They went to the agent's office, and after transshipping their cargo set out one morning for Don Luis' finca.

In life tadpoles from Finca La Sumbadora were olive-tan above and dark gray with pale bluish gray irridescent spots ventrally.

A finca is a piece of land, with definite boundaries or limits whether large or small, and whether it has buildings on it or not.