Colima is a small state of Western Mexico on the central Pacific coast. The state is in an offshoot of the Sierra Madre Occidental mountain range and geographically consists of four mountain systems. Three quarters of the state is covered by mountains and hills. At the very north of the state, the border is marked by two volcanoes. The Colima Volcano, also called the Volcán de Fuego, is active. The main river of the state is the Cihuatlán. The state has one of the highest standards of living in Mexico and lowest unemployment. Colima's most important tourism destination are the beaches of Manzanillo.