Fed Cup 2010 – Americká zóna
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Americká zóna je jednou ze tří oblastních zón Fed Cupu.
1. skupina
- Místo: Yacht y Golf Club Paraguayo, Lambare, Paraguay
- Povrch: antuka (venku)
- Datum: 3.- 6. února
Skupiny
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Play-off
| # | Vítězný tým | Výsledek | Poražený tým |
|---|---|---|---|
| o postup |  Kanada | 2–0 |  Kolumbie |
| o 3.-4. místo |  Paraguay | 2–0 |  Brazílie |
| o udržení |  Chile | 3–0 |  Kuba |
 Bolívie | 2–1 |  Portoriko |
- Kanada postoupila do baráže o Světovou skupinu II.
- Portoriko a Kuba sestoupili do 2. skupiny pro rok 2011.
2. skupina
- Místo: National Tenis Club, Guayaquil, Ekvádor
- Povrch: antuka (venku)
- Datum: 19.-24. dubna
- Týmy:
Bahamy, 
Bermudy, 
Dominikánská republika, 
Ekvádor, 
Guatemala,
Kostarika, 
Mexiko, 
Panama, 
Peru, 
Trinidad a Tobago
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Play-off
- Zápasy se konaly 24. dubna 2010
| Umístění | Vítězný tým | Výsledek | Poražený tým |
|---|---|---|---|
| o postup |  Mexiko | 2–1 |  Ekvádor |
 Peru | 2–1 |  Bahamy |
- Mexiko a Peru postoupily do 1. skupiny pro rok 2011.
Externí odkazy
- (anglicky) Americká Zóna 2010 na stránkách fedcup.com
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