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                              	Economically, a growing middle class disposable income has fueled Mexicali's transformation into a modern city with a vibrant culture, a characteristic that has attracted many national and international businesses which had largely ignored the city before and had turned to Tijuana. Aside from the middle class, in Mexicali you can expect to find areas filled with very rich people. Mexicali is considered among the most prosperous cities in Mexico, although US tourists can observe the level of poverty in rural villages surrounding the modern, upper-middle class enclave of Mexicali proper. The North American Free Trade Agreement of 1994 that eliminated most trade restrictions between the two nations offers Mexicali an economic boom in the next decade. Mexicali is a transit point for illegal immigration into the United States, as well as a common destination for any illegal Mexican immigrants deported from the West Coast of the United States. As such, some areas are swollen with poor people with no roots in the city, who inhabit shantytowns, mainly in the outskirts of the city. Apart from these poor migrants, Mexicali is one of the wealthiest cities in Mexico. Some areas of the city reflect the significant number of wealthy people who inhabit the city, in areas such as San Pedro, Villafontana, and Col Nueva.

Mexicali's growing reputation as a cosmopolitan city is justified. Not only is the city home to many people who have migrated from within the same country, as well as some native Mexican Indians, but it boasts an important amount of Asian residents (especially Chinese), as well as Americans, Europeans, and South Americans. Informally, Mexicali natives are known as "Cachanillas" (similar demonyms include "Chilango" for those from [wiki=0b4596f8efe110dc55bbe564213dfb33]Mexico City[/wiki]).

Mexicali is known mainly as a business and industry town, but has an excellent reputation for hospitality and tourism in the country.

Mexicali is known as "the city that captured the sun". Its residents frequently joke regarding its extreme heat during the summer, reaching record desert temperatures. Mexicali's primary newspapers are La Voz de la Frontera and La Cronica de Baja California. It is served by three television stations (Televisa [with 4 analog and 2 digital signals], TV Azteca [2 analog and 2 digital signals] and Canal Once) along with the television stations in the United States in the [wiki=955ea82857bac80b3c310877d3e4a5b7]Imperial County[/wiki] market (NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC, CW, MNTV, Univision, Telemundo, and Telefutura).

While the Mexican peso is the legal currency, US dollars are widely accepted. Mexicali observes daylight savings time (DST) and is in the Pacific Time Zone the same way as the USA.                              	                              		Chinese communityMexicali has one of the largest Chinese communities in Mexico. Historically, it has been a predominantly Chinese town and has even hosted the North American headquarters of the Kuomintang (KMT) at one point. Many old-time Chinese-Mexican natives of Mexicali have since intermarried with the local mestizos or emigrated to the United States. [wiki=f8abf41bf5d4f0064441e43046f7010f]Tijuana[/wiki], [wiki=b135fbedd63df09141146f287825302d]Ensenada[/wiki], [wiki=d1a0ee8acedeb47c26243614017294f6]San Luis Rio Colorado[/wiki], [wiki=7b5b4b151bfd36596a41615aa0734230]Culiacán[/wiki], [wiki=9681c4fc560319227966eb524a3cd108]Ciudad Juárez[/wiki], [wiki=520b719ffeaafb7246f8e5da26d5c0a4]Monterrey[/wiki], [wiki=82932d9ab70f90dddff4b3af38085ea7]Guadalajara[/wiki], [wiki=0b4596f8efe110dc55bbe564213dfb33]Mexico City[/wiki], and [wiki=991b13590fefb43008d2e7384a74173b]Tapachula[/wiki] also have sizable Chinese communities. Although Mexicali has had a history of Chinese immigration for about 100 years, the restaurant workers tend to be recent immigrants from [wiki=08f461425ee5a5fb3197df665459ef97]Guangdong[/wiki], mainland [wiki=ae54a5c026f31ada088992587d92cb3a]China[/wiki], who are multilingual in Taishanese (a distinct dialect of the Cantonese language), Mandarin, and Spanish. Nearly all of them are from just two cities in Guangdong, namely [wiki=e55c6c4f88f1325bcd6945068cc03a00]Taishan[/wiki] and [wiki=50e5b3a810d3caae17f9912d3c0b55d9]Kaiping[/wiki], with a small minority from neighboring [wiki=8db736b20cd59e987b000559b23e9d07]Enping[/wiki], [wiki=b148c2a7ebb52534f770fb72433f0d82]Zhongshan[/wiki], and [wiki=8b476ff778119b8d49588f3daadf69a1]Hong Kong[/wiki].

The historic Chinese neighborhood is known as La Chinesca, centered on Avenida Benito Juárez, about several hundred feet to the south of the [wiki=b36b5735109f53161c80b7dec8739665]Calexico[/wiki] point of entry.
  
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                              	Mexicali has 14 boroughs, which are comprised of 1 city municipal seat and 13 other boroughs which are in the valley area. The city seat can be further divided by Colonias and Fraccionamientos.                              	                              
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                              	People in the city of Mexicali speak Spanish, as it is in most of Mexico. However, English is spoken at least marginally by the majority of the population, it is very easy to find someone who speaks English, and due to its international standing, other languages are used for business and are heard throughout the city, such as Chinese, Japanese, German, and French.                              	                              
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                              	                              	                              		By carMexicali is accessible from the United States through [wiki=b36b5735109f53161c80b7dec8739665]Calexico[/wiki] on Highway 111 (from [wiki=caef72cff5022f2ee17396550382c774]El Centro[/wiki] and points north) and Highway 98 East ([wiki=b1d8bdcffbbb5b3600e3e04ce84a09e5]Yuma[/wiki]) and West ([wiki=a1edff17ec0464c4c048d25d25bce75a]San Diego[/wiki]) via I-8.

Either park at the border and continue on foot or you drive into Mexico. Driving from the US to Mexico usually requires no stopping. Driving across the border from Mexico to the US may involve a long wait, especially during evening rush hour or on holiday weekends. Mexican insurance is required, which should be bought before your trip. Mexicali has two border crossings, Mexicali East (Newer) and Mexicali West (Traditional), both of which have a SENTRI lane.

Mexicali is the northern terminus for Mexican Highway 5 to [wiki=534e46cc02d4c1fe079d331955820fe6]San Felipe[/wiki].

Mexicali can also be reached from [wiki=f8abf41bf5d4f0064441e43046f7010f]Tijuana[/wiki] and [wiki=f5da0ce5e0d0d4822d536dac92671769]Tecate[/wiki] on Mex-2. Though much of this highway is a toll road (the "Libramiento" aka Autopista), it is more scenic but will take longer than I-8 and is considered more hazardous, especially the "Rumorosa Grade". The toll either to or from Tijuana is around $14.
By footMany people drive to the border, park on the US side, and walk across. There are many lots available for this, which charge $4-$9 a day. While there are many taxis waiting to take you across, it's only about a five minute walk; follow the signs across.
By AirMexicali's General Rodolfo Sánchez Taboada International Airport , is located 20 km east of the city and offers services to all types of flights, private and commercial. There are daily flights out of the Airport to other major cities in México. The following airlines serve Mexicali:

*  goes to Guadalajara & Mexico City. 'Connect' also goes to/from Cualican and Monterey. To/from Tijuana by bus operated by [url=http://eu.aeromexico.com/TravelInformation/UponArrival/GroundTransportation/tijuanaEnsenadaMexicali.html] EcoBaja Tours[/url] and to/from [wiki=d0aa2dffa0da83f1f34681308d04db5d]Los Angeles[/wiki] on a bus operated by [url=http://www.intercalifornias.com/] Intercalifornias[/url] 

* Mexico City & Guadalajara. They offer flights to additional cities from Tijuana and may offer better rates there.

There are more flights with additional airlines in [wiki=f8abf41bf5d4f0064441e43046f7010f]Tijuana[/wiki] (TIJ) from other cities within Mexico than to Mexicali. Therefore, it may be more economical to fly to Tijuana and than taking the bus over to Mexicali without crossing into the U.S. There are direct buses with ABC (Autotransportes de la Bajaa California) [url=http://www.abc.com.mx]]and Grupo Estrella Blanca [url=http://www.estrellablanca.com.mx[/url]from]the Tijuana airport to Mexicali.

From within the U.S. the nearest airport is Imperial County Airport [IPL[/url] located in Imperial, CA. The airport is served by daily flights from LAX and Yuma, AZ and is a twenty minute drive to the Calexico-Mexicali border crossing. The closest major airport is [wiki=a1edff17ec0464c4c048d25d25bce75a#By_plane]San Diego[/wiki](SAN). From there one can take SDMTS [url=http://www.sdmts.com/mtscr/Route.aspx?r=992] #992 bus[/url] to downtown San Diego and transfer to Greyhound Lines [url=http://www.greyhound.com]]to Calexico, CA and walk across the border into Mexicali or transfer to the SDMTS '[url=http://www.sdmts.com/trolley/trolley.asp] Blue Line [/url[/url]' Trolley, from downtown San Ysidro to San Ysidro and walk into Tijuana and take the Grupo Estrella or ABC bus over to Mexicali along the Mexican side of the border.
By BusThe main bus station (Central de Autobuses) is 4km south of Zona Centro (downtown) off of Hwy 5 (Blvd Adolfo Lopez Mateos/Careterra Mexicali-San Felipe) at Calzada Independencia 1244, Col. Centro Civico CP21000 (Calzada Independencia & A. Lopez Mateos). The main bus station can be reached by a bus traveling along Calzada Independencia or by taxi from the city centre. From here there are direct coaches to most major cities in Mexico. The following bus companies operate buses to/from the central bus station. (Note: The 800 toll free numbers are for calling from within Mexico unless stated otherwise. Other numbers are regular or local numbers. From outside Mexico you will have to call the regular numbers):

*  travels to Ensenada and Tijuana on two separate routes.

*  They operate the TNS, Pacifco, Chihuahuanese, & Elite brands going to other northwestern cities in Mexico and to Mexico City in the mainland. 

*  goes to other northwestern cities in Mexico all the way to Mexico City in the mainland from both the main bus station and 'Terminal Zona Viva' (see below) 

*  goes up to the USA

There's also another (smaller) 'Terminal Turista' up the road (Blvd Adolfo Lopez Mateos) from the main terminal closer into downtown at Mexico & Blvd Adolfo Lopez Mateos (Mexico 343, Zona Centro CP21100). That one is served by:

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*  goes up to Los Angeles, San Fernando, Bakersfield, Fresno, and San Jose/Stockton (route splits/joins in Madero) in the U.S. State of California.

*  goes over to Tecate and Tijuana.

*  Aeromexico Airlines contract with EcoBaja Tours to provide shuttle services to Tijuana Airport as well as with InterCalifornias for onward travel into the U.S. state of California.

A number of other bus companies have their own terminals in different places:

*  Goes over to San Diego, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Palm Springs, Phoenix, Yuma, Tucson, & El Paso where passengers transfer to other buses to get to additional cities in the U.S.

*  Travels east to Nogales on Hwy 2 and then down to Guadalajara on Hwy 15 stopping at several cities along the Hwy 2/15 corridors. Goes west to Tijuana and Ensenada.

*  Goes west to Tijuana and east to Sonora, Sinaloa, Nayarit, & Jalisco.

If going further south from the border there are immigration checkpoints 30-50km along the southbound roads. Be sure to have all documents ready or take the time to get the required FMM card when crossing the border going south.
  
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                              	                              	                              		Public TransportationTaxis are abundant in the city. You may either call for a site taxi (taxi de sitio) which are called beforehand and they can take you where you ask, or route taxis (taxi de ruta), which, like buses, have specific routes which they take.

There are also multiple public buses, which can range from old school refurbished school buses with no air circulation to brand new metrobuses with air conditioning and television screens, which are more expensive. Buses come in different colors and types of vehicles as they are operated by different companies and drivers' unions or co-ops. See [url=http://www.bajacalifornia.gob.mx/portal/nuestro_estado/municipios/mexicali/rutas.jsp]this link[/url] as to what is available. There are not timetables on route tables showing the routes as to where a particular bus would go to.
  
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                              	                              	                              		Historic sitesThe Asociacón China de Mexicali (中華會館), located on Avenida Benito Juárez near the intersection with Altamirano, is one of Mexicali's primary and oldest Chinese associations. Upstairs, there are portraits of dozens of Chinese immigrants who have lived in Mexicali. There are also murals celebrating Mexicali's Chinese heritage, dragon costumes for use during festivals, and numerous classrooms. It is often locked and closed during weekdays, but usually open on weekend mornings.

* Catedral de Ntra. Sra. de Guadalupe on Bulevar Morelos is Mexicali's oldest cathedral.
MuseumsMuseo Interactivo Sol del Niño - Scientific and Interactive Museum fun for children and adults. Interactive Science, Technology, Arts and Environment Center.

* Plaza de Toros Calafia - Bullring with frequent bullfights with toreros from around Latin America and Spain.

* Bosque y Zoologico de la Ciudad - Mexicali's biggest park along with its city zoo.

* Parque Vicente Guerrero - Mexicali's second biggest park with lake.

* Centro Estatal de las Artes - State Art Center: see art exhibitions, musical concertos and recitals among other things.

* Instituto Municipal de Arte y Cultura - City Art Center: see art exhibitions, musical concertos and recitals among other things.

* Teatro del Estado - The states theater with many shows throughout the year.

* UABC Museo - The University of Baja California's Museum with exhibits throughout the year.

* Casa de la Cultura - Mexicali's Culture House, with interactive art workshops and exhibitions.

* Salon de la Fama - Mexicali's Hall of Fame, with notable figures from throughout the city and state.

* Bellas Artes - Where Mexicali's fine arts groups are located.

* Juventud 2000 Sport Center - Mexicali's newest and most modern park.
OthersCentro Cívico - Home to Baja California's state legislature, governor's palace, and state supreme court, as well as the Mexicali city hall (ayuntamiento). Brief tours of the Baja California legislature's chambers are available upon request (ask for the public/media relations spokesperson to give you a tour).

* Morelos Dam You can admire the town and its surroundings from this beautiful natural setting. The dam was inaugurated on September 23, 1950 and has a capacity of 230 cubic meters/sec and has a height of 42.10 meters and covers 175,000 acres.

* Sierra de Juarez Cañón Tajo, crowned by the “Trono Blanco”-the highest monolith in Mexico with a height of 1970 feet - provides majestic panoramic views and is visited by premiere mountaineers from around the world. It is ideal for rock-climbing, hiking, rappelling, canoeing, and panoramic photography. There are also the Laguna Hanson and the Cañón de Llanos, sites that offer a place for a variety of activities including kayaking, hiking, camping, mountain biking, rock climbing, and spelunking.

* Vallecitos Here the past meets the present in an extensive display of prehistoric rock carvings and cave paintings, such as the famous “Diablito” (Winter Solstice). This place is also excellent for hiking, a photography expedition, and spotting a variety of flora and fauna.

* Hardy River Everything necessary for freshwater fishing and small game hunting, as well as being the ideal site for kayaking in tranquil waters, hiking, panoramic photography, and birdwatching. Ideal for families, groups or individuals who enjoy the scenic outdoors.

* Arroyo Hondo Pool, kiddy pool, sand volleyball court, basketball court, soccer field, children's playground, barbeque pits. Restaurant- bar with billiards, karaoke, space for events; bathrooms with showers. Lifeguard, security. Capacity for 1,500 persons. Open year round.

* Sand Dunes Beautiful sand dunes that are the ideal place for riding motorcycles, ATVS, and sand buggy's.

* Laguna Salada and La Rumorosa The highway coming down into the Mexicali Valley is an impressive drive. It is a steep 3000 ft drop on a new and well-designed highway. Two places unique in all the world that offer spectacular panoramas of natural beauty. Besides being ideal places for flying on a delta winged or a hang glider, cycling and off-road racing are also popular here.

* [wiki=b2daf11c8fbcd41012415641a6d0480c]San Felipe[/wiki] San Felipe is the closet beach to Mexicali, offering access to other beaches like Puertecitos and sites of extraordinary beauty, including the unique Valley of the Giants, where huge and imposing Sahuaro (saguaro) cactus greet all visitors and it has shops, restaurants, and bars.

* [wiki=2e2c4203746fed92303c82f0b32ddf2a]Los Algodones[/wiki] During the winter season (October thru March), this picturesque small town (population 14,000) greets a considerable number of visitors known as "Snow birds", who come from the northern United States and Canada. Los Algodones is known for its ample variety of shops, Mexican folk art, laboratories and excellent medical and dental services which constitute the town’s main attraction.
  
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                              	                              	                              		NightlifeNightclubs in Mexicali tend to open and close throughout the year due to them becoming duds. Therefore, this list may not be the most updated of the best light life clubs.

* Boom Boom

* Blu

* Red Lion

* Uni Irish Pub

* La Salita

* Los Barriles

* Velvet

The following venues are located around the intersection of México & Reforma, near the main cathedral.

* La Conga - Live norteño bands playing mostly narcocorridos

* Miau Miau - Table dancing

* Porkys
Other entertainmentBol Bol Boliche - 21st century bowling with a club feel.

* Caliente Sport Book

* Cinepolis Movie Theaters (Centro Civico, San Pedro, Galerias, Nuevo Mexicali)

* Cinemark Movie Theater

* Cinemastar Movie Theater

* IMAX Theater"'

* Live Mexican music (norteño and mariachi) can be requested from bands for hire at the Plaza Mariachi on Avenida Zuazua, located in the southern part of the La Chinesca area. Norteño bands (2-4 people, consisting of at least an accordion and bajo sexto) generally charge 50 pesos per song. Most of the musicians are recent migrants from [wiki=0b693c8023f956ad2f5bd8cbf5e3f83a]Los Mochis[/wiki] and [wiki=7b5b4b151bfd36596a41615aa0734230]Culiacán[/wiki] in the north-central coastal state of [wiki=06d61f0ef2a320c7470e6a52171ebff5]Sinaloa[/wiki]. A banda sinaloense group can be found at the intersection of Zuazua & Altamirano during most evenings. All of the groups can play narcocorridos (drug ballads) as well as famous rancheras by Ramón Ayala.

**Musicales y Joyeria "Iris" - José Gerardo Zamora. Av. Reforma #406 Zona Centro Mexicali B.C. Tel. (686) 552-6895.

**Banda de Música Regional de Guamúchil Sinaloa - Victor Cervantes. Zuazua y Altamirano #586. Tel. (686) 553-4584.
OutdoorAguilas de Mexicali Go and see Mexicali's own baseball team in the Estadio Casas Geo.

* Soles de Mexicali Come and see Mexicali's renowned basketball team.

* Golf Club de Golf Campestre has an 18-hole course that features huge fairways, adorned by water hazards and sand traps that lead to excellent, quick greens, themselves often surrounded by more water and sand traps. During the year, major tournaments are held here, such as the Cotton Tournament in March, the City of Mexicali and Maquiladora Tournament's in April, the Father and Son Tournament in June, as well as the Bishops's and IAMSA Tournament's in November.

* Racing Adrenaline junkies wont want to miss the tremendously entertaining off-road ATV races. Displaying their skills, experienced drivers race their machines at high speeds, roaring across the terrain, offering a grand spectacle for the crowds.

* Hunting An extensive variety of birds and mammals such as the White Winged Dove, Huilota Dove, Cerceta, Black Branta, Goose, Pheasant, Duck, Quail, Black Tail Hare, Rabbit, Coyote, Wild Cat and Puma will put the skill of any hunter to the test. In the Valle de Mexicali, the season begins at the end of August and ends in February.

* Fishing Freshwater: The municipality offers exciting places for fishing adventures. In addition to 1550 miles of canals, there are prime spots like Laguna Bogard, Rio Hardy, El Caimán, la Ciénega de Santa Clara, and el Bosque de la Ciudad, where you can participate in important tournaments all year long. A few of the species you will find while fishing are Lobina, Bagre, Carpa, and Tilapia. Saltwater: The coastline of San Felipe and spots like Roca Consag, Barco Hundido, Los Carros, Punta Estrella and Percebú, are well known fishig areas in addition to fishing out on the open sea. Catch-and-release tournaments allow fishing for shallow-water species as well as trophy-fish like Pez Vela, Marlin Dorado, and Jurel, among others.
ShopThis list is only a very small compilation of the major shopping centers in the city.

* Plaza la Cachanilla Shops such as boutiques, hair salons, jewelry stores, Chinese-themed stores, food court, Coppel Stores, Ley Stores, Sears Department Stores, etc.

* Plaza Nuevo Mexicali Shops such as clothing, boutiques, cellular phones, funishings, and food court.

* Plaza Fiesta Restaurants, jewelry stores and flagship store Sanborns.

* Plaza Juventud 2000"'

* Plaza San Pedro

* Plaza Centenario

* Centro Comercial Lienzo

* Plaza Cataviña

* Galerias del Valle

* Plaza Mundo Divertido

* ABSA - A Chinese store offering Chinese groceries, utensils, and newspapers. Located on Bulevar Mateos near the intersection with Avenida Benito Juárez (look for Chinese-style architecture and green roofs).

Mexicali hosts most major national store chains such as: Soriana, Comercial Mexicana, FAMSA, Milano, Bodega Aurrera, among others. Mexicali also hosts international stores and shops like: Wal-Mart (3 Locations), Costco Wholesale, Blockbuster, Office Depot, The Home Depot, Sears, Gymboree, among others.
Expos/ShowsFiestas del Sol Known as the biggest fair in the region, the Fiestas del Sol run from the end of September through mid-October. Practically all of Mexicali gathers together during this time for music and celebration, participating in popular dances while enjoying commercial, agricultural, and industrial expositions, carnival rides, regional food, and shows from national and international artists.

* Baja Prog An international festival of progressive rock that brings together the most famous groups of this musical genre during the month of March.

* Agrobaja Considered the largest and most important agricultural exposition on the northern Mexican border, held in March.
  
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                              	UABC Mexicali is the largest and oldest campus of Universidad Autónoma de Baja California (UABC). It hosts

* The Asociacón China de Mexicali (中華會館) offers Mandarin Chinese lessons for both adults and children. Weekly Saturday morning classes are held for local Chinese children, who are taught Mandarin Chinese instead of the Spanish and Cantonese that they normally speak among themselves.                              	                              
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                              	The selection of cuisine in Mexicali is very diverse. The Chinese contributed greatly to Mexicali cuisine with a very ample variety of dishes. Their food is as traditional to Mexicali as carne asada and it's Chinese food is labeled as the best on the country, on par with that of [wiki=f4334fdfa1c728eae375fe781e2e2d9d]San Francisco[/wiki], and many tourists come to taste it.

Good beer is another Mexicali tradition. World class beers have been produced in Mexicali since the early history. Today, there are small breweries that offer great varieties in terms of taste and characteristics.

However, Mexicali is not just about Chinese food, carne asada tacos, and beer. There is a wide selection of specialty restaurants-national and international. One sample the finest wines that are produced in the Mediterranean climate within Baja California. Mexicali has a large Chinese immigrant population, with many excellent choices.

Mexicali is also host to numerous international chains such as: Applebees, Starbucks Coffee, McDonalds, KFC, Burger King, Carl's Jr, Thrifty Ice Cream, Little Caesars, Dominos Pizza, Dairy Queen, etc.

The following lists of restaurants are only a few of the many located in the city                              	                              		ChineseMexicali's numerous Chinese (more specifically, Cantonese) restaurants can be found in all areas of the city, but are especially concentrated in the historic La Chinesca (Chinatown) neighborhood. Many Chinese restaurants can also be found just across the international border in [wiki=b36b5735109f53161c80b7dec8739665]Calexico[/wiki].

* Victoria 龍珠酒家

* Restaurant No. 8 捌號酒家 - Open 24 hours

* Lung Kong 龍崗酒家

* Nueva Asia 亞洲酒家

* Shang Hai 上海酒家

* Dong Cheng 東城酒家

* China House

* Dragon

* El Rincon de Panchito

* Golden China

* Chiangs China Bistro

* Golden Inn

* La Jolla

* Nuevo Mandarin (near Mexico & Reforma)
InternationalBon Apetit

* Casino de Mexicali

* Chalet Restaurant

* El Acueducto

* Heildelberg

* La Cava

* Las Villas

* Tatoro

* Fusion

* Pampas do Brasil

* La Carniceria
ItalianFontana's

* Trattoria La Piazza

* Original Tony's

* Mandolino

* Mezzozole
JapaneseAsian Sushi Restaurante

* Sakura Restaurant

* Sushi Barra

* Villafontana Sushi

* Yummi Kuu
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SeafoodRestaurant Los Arcos

* El Centenario

* Mariscos Tijuana

* Mariscos Laguna Azul

* Mariscos Veracruz
DrinkVisitors returning to the United States are allowed to bring back a limited quantity of alcohol, around 1 liter per adult (check regulations). Most foreign liquor is priced as in the US, but Mexican liquors such as Tequila, Mescal, and Kaluha, as well as Mexican beers can be great bargains.
  
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                              	                              	                              		High end HotelsHotel Lucerna, 2151 Blvd. Benito Juarez

* Crowne Plaza , Blvd. Lopez Mateos and Av. De Los Heroes 201

* Araiza Hotel and Convention Center, Blvd. Benito Juarez 2220

* Calafia Hotel and Convention Center", Calzada Justo Sierra 1495

* Fiesta Inn Calz. Adolfo López Mateos No. 1029

* City Express Blvd. Benito Juárez No. 1342

* Hotel Colonial Blvd. Lopez Mateos 1048

* Hotel Siesta Real Calz. Justo Sierra 899
Mid Range HotelsHotel Azteca de Oro, Calle de la Industria 600

* Hotel Cosmos Posada, Calz. Justo Sierra #1943

* "Hotel Del Norte', Ave. Madero 205

* Hotel Hacienda del Rio, Blvd. Lopez Mateos Y Fresnillo # 101

* Hotel Posada del Sol, Calle Calafia 400

* Hotel Posada Inn, Blvd. Lopez Mateos y Torneros # 939

* Hotel Regis, Blvd. Benito Juarez 2150
Low End/Economic HotelsHotel La Chinesca, Avenida Benito Juárez, between Mateos and Altamirano. Located in the historic La Chinesca area in downtown. Rate: 250 pesos / night for 1 bed. 50 peso deposit required. The hotel is owned by Dr. Enrique Auyon Tam, a Chinese-Mexican physician who runs a clinic next to the hotel.

* Hotel Samil, Blvd. Lázaro Cárdenas #1486

* Hotel Villa del Sol, Blvd. López Mateos y Fuerza Aérea #133

* Motel Aeropuerto, Carretera Mexicali Ledón km. 7.5

* Motel Alves, Carretera Mexicali - Tijuana km. 1

* Motel El Moro, Blvd. Aeropuerto 3598

* Motel Liz, Carretera a San Felipe km. 1.5

* Hotel Kennedy Calle Morelos 415-Altos

* Hotel Mexico Av. Lerdo 476, Zona Centro
  
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                              	The country code for Mexico is +52, and the area code for the Mexicali Metropolitan area is 686. Phone numbers have 7 digits (XXX-XX-XX) and cellular phone numbers are dialed using access code 044, the area code, and the number (044-686-XXX-XXXX). Your mobile carrier will work if they have an agreement with either Telcel, Illusacel, Telefonica (Movistar), or Nextel. They may also work in the areas close to the international border with American carriers such as Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile.

Most hotels (all of the High-end) have high-speed internet access and are wi-fi enabled. This is the same for shopping malls and coffee shops. You may also find hot-spots at college and university campuses throughout the city.                              	                              
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                              	While Mexicali has saved itself from the severity and degree of violence along the US-Mexico border and the insecurity is not as big as that of [wiki=f8abf41bf5d4f0064441e43046f7010f]Tijuana[/wiki], there is still potential for it to become dangerous, along with the violence that a regular metro city has such as petty theft, violence, and gang related incidents. The emergency number is 066. Avoid giving out money to beggars and homeless people standing in the street or along sidewalks and avoid buying things off the street to avoid trouble later.

Do not buy illegal drugs to avoid becoming part of the ongoing violence. Overstocking yourself with prescription drugs will also warrant getting checked. While partying and clubbing in Mexico is all in good fun and alright, keep in mind that you will not get away with it because it is Mexico. You probably will get caught and kept a special eye on if you are foreigner, even if you look Latino.

If you do anything unlawful, even if you are underage, you will spend time in prison. You do not get preferential treatment because you are a foreigner. There is no need to have to hide the fact that you are a foreigner, but be respectful of local laws, customs, and culture. Keep in mind that Mexico uses kilometers and not miles, and speed limits are much slower than in the United States.

Police sets up "speed traps" on large stretches of roadway, so please be wary of that. Only white-shirt officers can stop you for traffic violations, and, since this all they do, they're always on the prowl. Please do not try to bribe the Mexican police officers, even if they are hinting at it. If you try to bribe, you will go to prison. Driving while using a cellphone or a radio without a hands-free device is illegal in the state of Baja California and it will get you ticketed. Trying to bargain prices will sometimes help, but in most places in Mexicali today it is not practiced and such behavior will be ignored.

Do not be caught with any type of weapon in Mexico. This can include a small pocket knife, or even ammunition or bullet casings. American motorists have been jailed for driving into Mexico with spent ammunition casings in their car trunk.

In the unlikely event of a major earthquake, duck and cover and stay where you are during the shaking, then go outside once the shaking stops. Buildings and other structures are unlikely to collapse. Your largest threats come from breaking windows and falling objects such as ceiling tiles and bookshelves. Try to get under a table, desk, or doorjamb to reduce your exposure to these threats. You are more likely to be injured if you try to run during the shaking.                              	                              
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                              	While the city's restaurants are registered by the Health Department and clean water is available city-wide, eating at roadside taco shops and drinking tap water is discouraged because one that is not used to this will probably get food poisoning, or Amoebic Dysentery. Avoid any foods you are not used to. Bottled water, gasified and pure, is available widely and you are encouraged to drink of it.

If you need emergency medical treatment, it is preferred that you attend a private hospital and call 066, attending a public hospital or a Seguro Social hospital will be futile, as they are only for registered Mexican citizens and have problems getting medical attention there. There are drugstores and private medical and dental clinics throughout the city.

A prescription from a licensed doctor in Mexico is needed to fill prescription drugs in any pharmacy in Baja California. These can be acquired at some pharmacies through their on-location doctor.                              	                              
filter_dramaDental Tourism

                              	In addition to physicians and pharmacies, places like Mexicali, [wiki=2e2c4203746fed92303c82f0b32ddf2a]Los Algodones[/wiki], and [wiki=f8abf41bf5d4f0064441e43046f7010f]Tijuana[/wiki] are hotbeds for the dental tourism industry. Residents from the [wiki=f253efe302d32ab264a76e0ce65be769]United States[/wiki] and [wiki=445d337b5cd5de476f99333df6b0c2a7]Canada[/wiki] flock to these towns due to the quality and affordability of dental care.

There has been a significant increase in visits since 2008 as the global economic downturn has increased the need for cheaper dentistry.                              	                              
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                              	Guadalupe Canyon Hot Springs offers a running stream and a variety of primitive (hose-fed from local springs) hot baths and camping; the area is popular with Mexicali locals; it is located 30 miles down a rough dirt road, some 20 miles west of town on the road to [wiki=f8abf41bf5d4f0064441e43046f7010f]Tijuana[/wiki]. The area also contains a significant number of petroglyphs in nearby canyons accessible by foot.

*[wiki=b2daf11c8fbcd41012415641a6d0480c]San Felipe[/wiki] is located 120 miles south on Highway 5.

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Points of InterestMexico

Institution

National Autonomous University

Mexico City

Landmark
Landmark
Landmark
Old Mexican Ceremonial Site
Old Mexican Ceremonial Site
Mexico City
Templo Mayor
Templo Mayor
Mexico City
Column of the Independence
Column of the Independence
Mexico City
Metropolitan Cathedral of Mexico City
Metropolitan Cathedral of Mexico City
Mexico City
National Palace Mexico
National Palace Mexico
Mexico City
Chapultepec Castle
Chapultepec Castle
Mexico City
Downtown Mexico City
Downtown Mexico City
Mexico City
Glorieta Insurgentes
Glorieta Insurgentes
Mexico City
Torre Mayor
Torre Mayor
Mexico City
El Meco mayan ruins
El Meco mayan ruins
Cancun
Mercado 28
Mercado 28
Cancun
Cancun Bus Station
Cancun Bus Station
Cancun
El Rey mayan ruins
El Rey mayan ruins
Cancun
Cancun Bus Station
Cancun Bus Station
Isla Mujeres
Mercado 28
Mercado 28
Isla Mujeres
2A Zona Militar
2A Zona Militar
Tijuana
Abelardo L Rodriguez
Abelardo L Rodriguez
Hermosillo
El Centro Naval Aux Air Station
El Centro Naval Aux Air Station
Mexicali
Terminal foránea de autobuses ADO
Terminal foránea de autobuses ADO
Isla Cozumel
Terminal foránea de autobuses ADO
Terminal foránea de autobuses ADO
Playa Del Carmen / Playacar

Monument or Landmark
Monument or Landmark
Monument or Landmark
Revolution Monument
Revolution Monument
Mexico City
Palacio del Infantado
Palacio del Infantado
Guadalajara
Panteon de la Duquesa de Sevillano
Panteon de la Duquesa de Sevillano
Guadalajara
Roman Theatre & Amphitheatre
Roman Theatre & Amphitheatre
Merida
Basilica of Saint Eulalia
Basilica of Saint Eulalia
Merida
Casa de Mitreo
Casa de Mitreo
Merida
Moorish Alcazaba
Moorish Alcazaba
Merida

Museums
Museums
Museums
Museum House Frida Khalo
Museum House Frida Khalo
Mexico City
Palacio de Bellas Artes
Palacio de Bellas Artes
Mexico City
Museum of Modern Art.
Museum of Modern Art.
Mexico City
National Atropology and History Museum
National Atropology and History Museum
Mexico City
National Museum of Roman Art
National Museum of Roman Art
Merida

Parks - Monuments - Memorials
Parks - Monuments - Memorials
Parks - Monuments - Memorials
Chapultepec Forest
Chapultepec Forest
Mexico City
Xochimilco Ecologic Park
Xochimilco Ecologic Park
Mexico City
Kabah park
Kabah park
Cancun
National park El Garrafón
National park El Garrafón
Cancun
Parque de la Concordia
Parque de la Concordia
Guadalajara
Parque Ecologico Miguel Angel de Quevedo
Parque Ecologico Miguel Angel de Quevedo
Veracruz
Parque Infantil Morelia
Parque Infantil Morelia
Morelia
Kabah park
Kabah park
Isla Mujeres
Parque Santa Lucia
Parque Santa Lucia
Campeche
Parque Chamizal
Parque Chamizal
Ciudad Juárez
Chamizal National Park
Chamizal National Park
Ciudad Juárez

Popular Area

Zona Rosa

Mexico City

Stadiums - Arenas - Athletic Fields
Stadiums - Arenas - Athletic Fields
Stadiums - Arenas - Athletic Fields
Estadio Azteca
Estadio Azteca
Mexico City
Estadio Toro Valenzuela
Estadio Toro Valenzuela
Cancun
tecnologic stadium
tecnologic stadium
Cancun
Estadio Pirata Fuente
Estadio Pirata Fuente
Veracruz
Estadio Beto Avila
Estadio Beto Avila
Veracruz
Estadio Venustiano Carranza
Estadio Venustiano Carranza
Morelia
Estadio Toro Valenzuela
Estadio Toro Valenzuela
Isla Mujeres
tecnologic stadium
tecnologic stadium
Isla Mujeres
Adventure Spa Palace
Adventure Spa Palace
Playa Del Carmen / Playacar

Airport - Transportation
Airport - Transportation
Airport - Transportation
Benito Juárez (MEX)
Benito Juárez (MEX)
Mexico City
General Juan N Alvarez (ACA)
General Juan N Alvarez (ACA)
Acapulco
Puerto Juarez Airport
Puerto Juarez Airport
Cancun
Cancún (CUN)
Cancún (CUN)
Cancun
Cozumel (CZM)
Cozumel (CZM)
Cancun
Lic. Gustavo Diaz Ordaz (PVR)
Lic. Gustavo Diaz Ordaz (PVR)
Puerto Vallarta
Barajas (MAD)
Barajas (MAD)
Guadalajara
General Mariano Escobedo (MTY)
General Mariano Escobedo (MTY)
Monterrey
General Rafael Buelna (MZT)
General Rafael Buelna (MZT)
Mazatlan
Talavera La Real (BJZ)
Talavera La Real (BJZ)
Merida
General Heriberto Jara (VER)
General Heriberto Jara (VER)
Veracruz
Puerto Vallarta International Airport
Puerto Vallarta International Airport
Ixtapa
Cozumel (CZM)
Cozumel (CZM)
Akumal
Cancún (CUN)
Cancún (CUN)
Akumal
Ignacio Alberto Acuna Ongay Airport
Ignacio Alberto Acuna Ongay Airport
Campeche
Chetumal International Airport
Chetumal International Airport
Chetumal
Ciudad Acuna International Airport
Ciudad Acuna International Airport
Ciudad Acuña
Minatitlán (MTT)
Minatitlán (MTT)
Coatzacoalcos
Bahías de Huatulco (HUX)
Bahías de Huatulco (HUX)
Huatulco
Isla Mujeres Airport
Isla Mujeres Airport
Isla Mujeres
Cancún (CUN)
Cancún (CUN)
Isla Mujeres
Cozumel (CZM)
Cozumel (CZM)
Isla Mujeres
Benito Juárez (MEX)
Benito Juárez (MEX)
Manzanillo
Lic. Gustavo Diaz Ordaz (PVR)
Lic. Gustavo Diaz Ordaz (PVR)
Nuevo Vallarta
Miller (MFE)
Miller (MFE)
Reynosa
Brownsville (BRO)
Brownsville (BRO)
Reynosa
General Abelardo L Rodriguez International Airport
General Abelardo L Rodriguez International Airport
Tijuana
General Mariano Escobedo (MTY)
General Mariano Escobedo (MTY)
Zacatecas
Gen Rodolfo Sanchez T International Airport
Gen Rodolfo Sanchez T International Airport
Cuernavaca
Benito Juárez (MEX)
Benito Juárez (MEX)
Cuernavaca
Gen Mariano Escobedo International Airport
Gen Mariano Escobedo International Airport
Zacatecas
Puerto Escondido Airport
Puerto Escondido Airport
Puerto Escondido
Puerto Escondido Closed Airport
Puerto Escondido Closed Airport
Puerto Escondido
Bilbao (BIO)
Bilbao (BIO)
Durango
Vitoria (VIT)
Vitoria (VIT)
Durango
San Sebastián (EAS)
San Sebastián (EAS)
Durango
Agoncillo (RJL)
Agoncillo (RJL)
Durango
Pamplona (PNA)
Pamplona (PNA)
Durango
Anglet (BIQ)
Anglet (BIQ)
Durango
Cozumel (CZM)
Cozumel (CZM)
Isla Cozumel
Cancún (CUN)
Cancún (CUN)
Isla Cozumel
Cozumel International Airport
Cozumel International Airport
Isla Cozumel
Minatitlan Airport
Minatitlan Airport
Copper Canyon
Minatitlán (MTT)
Minatitlán (MTT)
Copper Canyon
Cozumel (CZM)
Cozumel (CZM)
Playa Del Carmen / Playacar
Cancún (CUN)
Cancún (CUN)
Playa Del Carmen / Playacar

Tourist Attractions

Dolphin Discovery Isla Mujeres

Cancun

Wet n' Wild Park

Cancun

Art Galleries & Dealers

Casa de la cultura

Cancun

Plaza las Américas Cancún Mall

Cancun

Casa de la cultura

Isla Mujeres

Plaza las Américas Cancún Mall

Isla Mujeres

Lakes - Marinas - Rivers - Ports - Piers

Gran Puerto Cancún

Cancun

Calica, terminal de cruceros

Akumal

Gran Puerto Cancún

Isla Mujeres

Calica, terminal de cruceros

Playa Del Carmen / Playacar

Shopping  
Shopping  
Shopping  
mercado 23
mercado 23
Cancun
Plaza Las Americas
Plaza Las Americas
Cancun
Plaza Nichupte
Plaza Nichupte
Cancun
La Gran Plaza Cancun
La Gran Plaza Cancun
Cancun
mercado 23
mercado 23
Isla Mujeres
Plaza Las Americas
Plaza Las Americas
Isla Mujeres
Plaza Nichupte
Plaza Nichupte
Isla Mujeres
La Gran Plaza Cancun
La Gran Plaza Cancun
Isla Mujeres

Train Station

Merida Train Station

Merida

Municipality
Municipality
Municipality
Abejones
Abejones
Oaxaca
Acatlan de Perez Figueroa
Acatlan de Perez Figueroa
Oaxaca
Animas Trujano
Animas Trujano
Oaxaca
Asuncion Cacalotepec
Asuncion Cacalotepec
Oaxaca
Asuncion Cuyotepeji
Asuncion Cuyotepeji
Oaxaca
Asuncion Ixtaltepec
Asuncion Ixtaltepec
Oaxaca
Asuncion Nochixtlan
Asuncion Nochixtlan
Oaxaca
Asuncion Ocotlan
Asuncion Ocotlan
Oaxaca
Asuncion Tlacolulita
Asuncion Tlacolulita
Oaxaca
Ayoquezco de Aldama
Ayoquezco de Aldama
Oaxaca
Ayotzintepec
Ayotzintepec
Oaxaca
Calihuala
Calihuala
Oaxaca
Candelaria Loxicha
Candelaria Loxicha
Oaxaca
Capulalpam de Mendez
Capulalpam de Mendez
Oaxaca
Chahuites
Chahuites
Oaxaca
Chalcatongo de Hidalgo
Chalcatongo de Hidalgo
Oaxaca
Cienega de Zimatlan
Cienega de Zimatlan
Oaxaca
Ciudad Ixtepec
Ciudad Ixtepec
Oaxaca
Coatecas Altas
Coatecas Altas
Oaxaca
Coicoyan de Las Flores
Coicoyan de Las Flores
Oaxaca
Concepcion Buenavista
Concepcion Buenavista
Oaxaca
Concepcion Papalo
Concepcion Papalo
Oaxaca
Constancia del Rosario
Constancia del Rosario
Oaxaca
Cosolapa
Cosolapa
Oaxaca
Cosoltepec
Cosoltepec
Oaxaca
Cuilapam de Guerrero
Cuilapam de Guerrero
Oaxaca
Cuyamecalco Villa de Zaragoza
Cuyamecalco Villa de Zaragoza
Oaxaca
Heroica Ciudad de Ejutla de Crespo
Heroica Ciudad de Ejutla de Crespo
Oaxaca
Barrio de la Soledad, El
Barrio de la Soledad, El
Oaxaca
Espinal, El
Espinal, El
Oaxaca
Eloxochitlan de Flores Magon
Eloxochitlan de Flores Magon
Oaxaca
Fresnillo de Trujano
Fresnillo de Trujano
Oaxaca
Guadalupe Etla
Guadalupe Etla
Oaxaca
Guadalupe de Ramirez
Guadalupe de Ramirez
Oaxaca
Guelatao de Juarez
Guelatao de Juarez
Oaxaca
Guevea de Humboldt
Guevea de Humboldt
Oaxaca
Heroica Ciudad de Tlaxiaco
Heroica Ciudad de Tlaxiaco
Oaxaca
Ciudad de Huajuapam de Leon
Ciudad de Huajuapam de Leon
Oaxaca
Huautepec
Huautepec
Oaxaca
Huautla de Jimenez
Huautla de Jimenez
Oaxaca
Ixpantepec Nieves
Ixpantepec Nieves
Oaxaca
Ixtlan de Juarez
Ixtlan de Juarez
Oaxaca
Juchitan de Zaragoza
Juchitan de Zaragoza
Oaxaca
Compania, La
Compania, La
Oaxaca
Reforma, La
Reforma, La
Oaxaca
Trinidad Vista Hermosa, La
Trinidad Vista Hermosa, La
Oaxaca
Loma Bonita
Loma Bonita
Oaxaca
Magdalena Apasco
Magdalena Apasco
Oaxaca
Magdalena Jaltepec
Magdalena Jaltepec
Oaxaca
Magdalena Mixtepec
Magdalena Mixtepec
Oaxaca
Magdalena Ocotlan
Magdalena Ocotlan
Oaxaca
Magdalena Penasco
Magdalena Penasco
Oaxaca
Magdalena Teitipac
Magdalena Teitipac
Oaxaca
Magdalena Tequisistlan
Magdalena Tequisistlan
Oaxaca
Magdalena Tlacotepec
Magdalena Tlacotepec
Oaxaca
Magdalena Yodocono de Porfirio Diaz
Magdalena Yodocono de Porfirio Diaz
Oaxaca
Magdalena Zahuatlan
Magdalena Zahuatlan
Oaxaca
Mariscala de Juarez
Mariscala de Juarez
Oaxaca
Martires de Tacubaya
Martires de Tacubaya
Oaxaca
Matias Romero
Matias Romero
Oaxaca
Mazatlan Villa de Flores
Mazatlan Villa de Flores
Oaxaca
Mesones Hidalgo
Mesones Hidalgo
Oaxaca
Miahuatlan de Porfirio Diaz
Miahuatlan de Porfirio Diaz
Oaxaca
Mixistlan de la Reforma
Mixistlan de la Reforma
Oaxaca
Monjas
Monjas
Oaxaca
Santiago Tepetlapa
Santiago Tepetlapa
Oaxaca
Natividad
Natividad
Oaxaca
Nazareno Etla
Nazareno Etla
Oaxaca
Nejapa de Madero
Nejapa de Madero
Oaxaca
San Miguel Soyaltepec
San Miguel Soyaltepec
Oaxaca
Nuevo Zoquiapam
Nuevo Zoquiapam
Oaxaca
Oaxaca de Juarez
Oaxaca de Juarez
Oaxaca
Ocotlan de Morelos
Ocotlan de Morelos
Oaxaca
Pinotepa de Don Luis
Pinotepa de Don Luis
Oaxaca
Pluma Hidalgo
Pluma Hidalgo
Oaxaca
Putla Villa de Guerrero
Putla Villa de Guerrero
Oaxaca
Reforma de Pineda
Reforma de Pineda
Oaxaca
Reyes Etla
Reyes Etla
Oaxaca
Rojas de Cuauhtemoc
Rojas de Cuauhtemoc
Oaxaca
Salina Cruz
Salina Cruz
Oaxaca
San Agustin Amatengo
San Agustin Amatengo
Oaxaca
San Agustin Atenango
San Agustin Atenango
Oaxaca
San Agustin Chayuco
San Agustin Chayuco
Oaxaca
San Agustin de Las Juntas
San Agustin de Las Juntas
Oaxaca
San Agustin Etla
San Agustin Etla
Oaxaca
San Agustin Loxicha
San Agustin Loxicha
Oaxaca
San Agustin Tlacotepec
San Agustin Tlacotepec
Oaxaca
San Agustin Yatareni
San Agustin Yatareni
Oaxaca
San Andres Cabecera Nueva
San Andres Cabecera Nueva
Oaxaca
San Andres Dinicuiti
San Andres Dinicuiti
Oaxaca
San Andres Huaxpaltepec
San Andres Huaxpaltepec
Oaxaca
San Andres Huayapam
San Andres Huayapam
Oaxaca
San Andres Ixtlahuaca
San Andres Ixtlahuaca
Oaxaca
San Andres Lagunas
San Andres Lagunas
Oaxaca
San Andres Nuxino
San Andres Nuxino
Oaxaca
San Andres Paxtlan
San Andres Paxtlan
Oaxaca
San Andres Sinaxtla
San Andres Sinaxtla
Oaxaca
San Andres Solaga
San Andres Solaga
Oaxaca
San Andres Teotilalpam
San Andres Teotilalpam
Oaxaca
San Andres Tepetlapa
San Andres Tepetlapa
Oaxaca
San Andres Yaa
San Andres Yaa
Oaxaca
San Andres Zabache
San Andres Zabache
Oaxaca
San Andres Zautla
San Andres Zautla
Oaxaca
San Antonino Castillo Velasco
San Antonino Castillo Velasco
Oaxaca
San Antonino el Alto
San Antonino el Alto
Oaxaca
San Antonino Monte Verde
San Antonino Monte Verde
Oaxaca
San Antonio Acutla
San Antonio Acutla
Oaxaca
San Antonio de la Cal
San Antonio de la Cal
Oaxaca
San Antonio Huitepec
San Antonio Huitepec
Oaxaca
San Antonio Nanahuatipam
San Antonio Nanahuatipam
Oaxaca
San Antonio Sinicahua
San Antonio Sinicahua
Oaxaca
San Antonio Tepetlapa
San Antonio Tepetlapa
Oaxaca
San Baltazar Chichicapam
San Baltazar Chichicapam
Oaxaca
San Baltazar Loxicha
San Baltazar Loxicha
Oaxaca
San Baltazar Yatzachi el Bajo
San Baltazar Yatzachi el Bajo
Oaxaca
San Bartolo Coyotepec
San Bartolo Coyotepec
Oaxaca
San Bartolo Soyaltepec
San Bartolo Soyaltepec
Oaxaca
San Bartolo Yautepec
San Bartolo Yautepec
Oaxaca
San Bartolome Ayautla
San Bartolome Ayautla
Oaxaca
San Bartolome Loxicha
San Bartolome Loxicha
Oaxaca
San Bartolome Quialana
San Bartolome Quialana
Oaxaca
San Bartolome Yucuane
San Bartolome Yucuane
Oaxaca
San Bartolome Zoogocho
San Bartolome Zoogocho
Oaxaca
San Bernardo Mixtepec
San Bernardo Mixtepec
Oaxaca
San Blas Atempa
San Blas Atempa
Oaxaca
San Carlos Yautepec
San Carlos Yautepec
Oaxaca
San Cristobal Amatlan
San Cristobal Amatlan
Oaxaca
San Cristobal Amoltepec
San Cristobal Amoltepec
Oaxaca
San Cristobal Lachirioag
San Cristobal Lachirioag
Oaxaca
San Cristobal Suchixtlahuaca
San Cristobal Suchixtlahuaca
Oaxaca
San Dionisio del Mar
San Dionisio del Mar
Oaxaca
San Dionisio Ocotepec
San Dionisio Ocotepec
Oaxaca
San Dionisio Ocotlan
San Dionisio Ocotlan
Oaxaca
San Esteban Atatlahuca
San Esteban Atatlahuca
Oaxaca
San Felipe Jalapa de Diaz
San Felipe Jalapa de Diaz
Oaxaca
San Felipe Tejalapam
San Felipe Tejalapam
Oaxaca
San Felipe Usila
San Felipe Usila
Oaxaca
San Francisco Cahuacua
San Francisco Cahuacua
Oaxaca
San Francisco Cajonos
San Francisco Cajonos
Oaxaca
San Francisco Chapulapa
San Francisco Chapulapa
Oaxaca
San Francisco Chindua
San Francisco Chindua
Oaxaca
San Francisco del Mar
San Francisco del Mar
Oaxaca
San Francisco Huehuetlan
San Francisco Huehuetlan
Oaxaca
San Francisco Ixhuatan
San Francisco Ixhuatan
Oaxaca
San Francisco Jaltepetongo
San Francisco Jaltepetongo
Oaxaca
San Francisco Lachigolo
San Francisco Lachigolo
Oaxaca
San Francisco Logueche
San Francisco Logueche
Oaxaca
San Francisco Nuxano
San Francisco Nuxano
Oaxaca
San Francisco Ozolotepec
San Francisco Ozolotepec
Oaxaca
San Francisco Sola
San Francisco Sola
Oaxaca
San Francisco Telixtlahuaca
San Francisco Telixtlahuaca
Oaxaca
San Francisco Teopan
San Francisco Teopan
Oaxaca
San Francisco Tlapancingo
San Francisco Tlapancingo
Oaxaca
San Gabriel Mixtepec
San Gabriel Mixtepec
Oaxaca
San Ildefonso Amatlan
San Ildefonso Amatlan
Oaxaca
San Ildefonso Sola
San Ildefonso Sola
Oaxaca
San Ildefonso Villa Alta
San Ildefonso Villa Alta
Oaxaca
San Jacinto Amilpas
San Jacinto Amilpas
Oaxaca
San Jacinto Tlacotepec
San Jacinto Tlacotepec
Oaxaca
San Jeronimo Coatlan
San Jeronimo Coatlan
Oaxaca
San Jeronimo Silacayoapilla
San Jeronimo Silacayoapilla
Oaxaca
San Jeronimo Sosola
San Jeronimo Sosola
Oaxaca
San Jeronimo Taviche
San Jeronimo Taviche
Oaxaca
San Jeronimo Tecoatl
San Jeronimo Tecoatl
Oaxaca
San Jeronimo Tlacochahuaya
San Jeronimo Tlacochahuaya
Oaxaca
San Jorge Nuchita
San Jorge Nuchita
Oaxaca
San Jose Ayuquila
San Jose Ayuquila
Oaxaca
San Jose Chiltepec
San Jose Chiltepec
Oaxaca
San Jose del Penasco
San Jose del Penasco
Oaxaca
San Jose del Progreso
San Jose del Progreso
Oaxaca
San Jose Estancia Grande
San Jose Estancia Grande
Oaxaca
San Jose Independencia
San Jose Independencia
Oaxaca
San Jose Lachiguiri
San Jose Lachiguiri
Oaxaca
San Jose Tenango
San Jose Tenango
Oaxaca
San Juan Achiutla
San Juan Achiutla
Oaxaca
San Juan Atepec
San Juan Atepec
Oaxaca
San Juan Bautista Atatlahuca
San Juan Bautista Atatlahuca
Oaxaca
San Juan Bautista Coixtlahuaca
San Juan Bautista Coixtlahuaca
Oaxaca
San Juan Bautista Cuicatlan
San Juan Bautista Cuicatlan
Oaxaca
San Juan Bautista Guelache
San Juan Bautista Guelache
Oaxaca
San Juan Bautista Lo de Soto
San Juan Bautista Lo de Soto
Oaxaca
San Juan Bautista Jayacatlan
San Juan Bautista Jayacatlan
Oaxaca
San Juan Bautista Suchitepec
San Juan Bautista Suchitepec
Oaxaca
San Juan Bautista Tlachichilco
San Juan Bautista Tlachichilco
Oaxaca
San Juan Bautista Tlacoatzintepec
San Juan Bautista Tlacoatzintepec
Oaxaca
San Juan Bautista Tuxtepec
San Juan Bautista Tuxtepec
Oaxaca
San Juan Bautista Valle Nacional
San Juan Bautista Valle Nacional
Oaxaca
San Juan Cacahuatepec
San Juan Cacahuatepec
Oaxaca
San Juan Chicomezuchil
San Juan Chicomezuchil
Oaxaca
San Juan Chilateca
San Juan Chilateca
Oaxaca
Chiquihuitlan de Benito Juarez
Chiquihuitlan de Benito Juarez
Oaxaca
San Juan Cieneguilla
San Juan Cieneguilla
Oaxaca
San Juan Coatzospam
San Juan Coatzospam
Oaxaca
San Juan Colorado
San Juan Colorado
Oaxaca
San Juan Comaltepec
San Juan Comaltepec
Oaxaca
San Juan Cotzocon
San Juan Cotzocon
Oaxaca
San Juan de Los Cues
San Juan de Los Cues
Oaxaca
San Juan del Estado
San Juan del Estado
Oaxaca
San Juan del Rio
San Juan del Rio
Oaxaca
San Juan Diuxi
San Juan Diuxi
Oaxaca
San Juan Evangelista Analco
San Juan Evangelista Analco
Oaxaca
San Juan Guelavia
San Juan Guelavia
Oaxaca
San Juan Guichicovi
San Juan Guichicovi
Oaxaca
San Juan Ihualtepec
San Juan Ihualtepec
Oaxaca
San Juan Juquila Mixes
San Juan Juquila Mixes
Oaxaca
San Juan Juquila Vijanos
San Juan Juquila Vijanos
Oaxaca
San Juan Lachao
San Juan Lachao
Oaxaca
San Juan Lachigalla
San Juan Lachigalla
Oaxaca
San Juan Lajarcia
San Juan Lajarcia
Oaxaca
San Juan Lalana
San Juan Lalana
Oaxaca
San Juan Mazatlan
San Juan Mazatlan
Oaxaca
San Juan Mixtepec-Distr. 08 -
San Juan Mixtepec-Distr. 08 -
Oaxaca
San Juan Mixtepec-Distr. 26 -
San Juan Mixtepec-Distr. 26 -
Oaxaca
San Juan numi
San Juan numi
Oaxaca
San Juan Ozolotepec
San Juan Ozolotepec
Oaxaca
San Juan Petlapa
San Juan Petlapa
Oaxaca
San Juan Quiahije
San Juan Quiahije
Oaxaca
San Juan Quiotepec
San Juan Quiotepec
Oaxaca
San Juan Sayultepec
San Juan Sayultepec
Oaxaca
San Juan Tabaa
San Juan Tabaa
Oaxaca
San Juan Tamazola
San Juan Tamazola
Oaxaca
San Juan Teita
San Juan Teita
Oaxaca
San Juan Teitipac
San Juan Teitipac
Oaxaca
San Juan Tepeuxila
San Juan Tepeuxila
Oaxaca
San Juan Teposcolula
San Juan Teposcolula
Oaxaca
San Juan Yaee
San Juan Yaee
Oaxaca
San Juan Yatzona
San Juan Yatzona
Oaxaca
San Juan Yucuita
San Juan Yucuita
Oaxaca
San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo
Oaxaca
San Lorenzo Albarradas
San Lorenzo Albarradas
Oaxaca
San Lorenzo Cacaotepec
San Lorenzo Cacaotepec
Oaxaca
San Lorenzo Cuaunecuiltitla
San Lorenzo Cuaunecuiltitla
Oaxaca
San Lorenzo Texmelucan
San Lorenzo Texmelucan
Oaxaca
San Lorenzo Victoria
San Lorenzo Victoria
Oaxaca
San Lucas Camotlan
San Lucas Camotlan
Oaxaca
San Lucas Ojitlan
San Lucas Ojitlan
Oaxaca
San Lucas Quiavini
San Lucas Quiavini
Oaxaca
San Lucas Zoquiapam
San Lucas Zoquiapam
Oaxaca
San Luis Amatlan
San Luis Amatlan
Oaxaca
San Marcial Ozolotepec
San Marcial Ozolotepec
Oaxaca
San Marcos Arteaga
San Marcos Arteaga
Oaxaca
San Martin de Los Cansecos
San Martin de Los Cansecos
Oaxaca
San Martin Huamelulpam
San Martin Huamelulpam
Oaxaca
San Martin Itunyoso
San Martin Itunyoso
Oaxaca
San Martin Lachila
San Martin Lachila
Oaxaca
San Martin Peras
San Martin Peras
Oaxaca
San Martin Tilcajete
San Martin Tilcajete
Oaxaca
San Martin Toxpalan
San Martin Toxpalan
Oaxaca
San Martin Zacatepec
San Martin Zacatepec
Oaxaca
San Mateo Cajonos
San Mateo Cajonos
Oaxaca
San Mateo del Mar
San Mateo del Mar
Oaxaca
San Mateo Etlatongo
San Mateo Etlatongo
Oaxaca
San Mateo Nejapam
San Mateo Nejapam
Oaxaca
San Mateo Penasco
San Mateo Penasco
Oaxaca
San Mateo Pinas
San Mateo Pinas
Oaxaca
San Mateo Rio Hondo
San Mateo Rio Hondo
Oaxaca
San Mateo Sindihui
San Mateo Sindihui
Oaxaca
San Mateo Tlapiltepec
San Mateo Tlapiltepec
Oaxaca
San Mateo Yoloxochitlan
San Mateo Yoloxochitlan
Oaxaca
San Melchor Betaza
San Melchor Betaza
Oaxaca
San Miguel Achiutla
San Miguel Achiutla
Oaxaca
San Miguel Ahuehuetitlan
San Miguel Ahuehuetitlan
Oaxaca
San Miguel Aloapam
San Miguel Aloapam
Oaxaca
San Miguel Amatitlan
San Miguel Amatitlan
Oaxaca
San Miguel Amatlan
San Miguel Amatlan
Oaxaca
San Miguel Chicahua
San Miguel Chicahua
Oaxaca
San Miguel Chimalapa
San Miguel Chimalapa
Oaxaca
San Miguel Coatlan
San Miguel Coatlan
Oaxaca
San Miguel del Puerto
San Miguel del Puerto
Oaxaca
San Miguel del Rio
San Miguel del Rio
Oaxaca
San Miguel Ejutla
San Miguel Ejutla
Oaxaca
San Miguel el Grande
San Miguel el Grande
Oaxaca
San Miguel Huautla
San Miguel Huautla
Oaxaca
San Miguel Mixtepec
San Miguel Mixtepec
Oaxaca
San Miguel Panixtlahuaca
San Miguel Panixtlahuaca
Oaxaca
San Miguel Peras
San Miguel Peras
Oaxaca
San Miguel Piedras
San Miguel Piedras
Oaxaca
San Miguel Quetzaltepec
San Miguel Quetzaltepec
Oaxaca
San Miguel Santa Flor
San Miguel Santa Flor
Oaxaca
San Miguel Suchixtepec
San Miguel Suchixtepec
Oaxaca
Villa Talea de Castro
Villa Talea de Castro
Oaxaca
San Miguel Tecomatlan
San Miguel Tecomatlan
Oaxaca
San Miguel Tenango
San Miguel Tenango
Oaxaca
San Miguel Tequixtepec
San Miguel Tequixtepec
Oaxaca
San Miguel Tilquiapam
San Miguel Tilquiapam
Oaxaca
San Miguel Tlacamama
San Miguel Tlacamama
Oaxaca
San Miguel Tlacotepec
San Miguel Tlacotepec
Oaxaca
San Miguel Tulancingo
San Miguel Tulancingo
Oaxaca
San Miguel Yotao
San Miguel Yotao
Oaxaca
San Nicolás
San Nicolás
Oaxaca
San Nicolas Hidalgo
San Nicolas Hidalgo
Oaxaca
San Pablo Coatlan
San Pablo Coatlan
Oaxaca
San Pablo Cuatro Venados
San Pablo Cuatro Venados
Oaxaca
San Pablo Etla
San Pablo Etla
Oaxaca
San Pablo Huitzo
San Pablo Huitzo
Oaxaca
San Pablo Huixtepec
San Pablo Huixtepec
Oaxaca
San Pablo Macuiltianguis
San Pablo Macuiltianguis
Oaxaca
San Pablo Tijaltepec
San Pablo Tijaltepec
Oaxaca
San Pablo Villa de Mitla
San Pablo Villa de Mitla
Oaxaca
San Pablo Yaganiza
San Pablo Yaganiza
Oaxaca
San Pedro Amuzgos
San Pedro Amuzgos
Oaxaca
San Pedro Apostol
San Pedro Apostol
Oaxaca
San Pedro Atoyac
San Pedro Atoyac
Oaxaca
San Pedro Cajonos
San Pedro Cajonos
Oaxaca
San Pedro Coxcaltepec Cantaros
San Pedro Coxcaltepec Cantaros
Oaxaca
San Pedro Comitancillo
San Pedro Comitancillo
Oaxaca
San Pedro el Alto
San Pedro el Alto
Oaxaca
San Pedro Huamelula
San Pedro Huamelula
Oaxaca
San Pedro Huilotepec
San Pedro Huilotepec
Oaxaca
San Pedro Ixcatlan
San Pedro Ixcatlan
Oaxaca
San Pedro Ixtlahuaca
San Pedro Ixtlahuaca
Oaxaca
San Pedro Jaltepetongo
San Pedro Jaltepetongo
Oaxaca
San Pedro Jicayan
San Pedro Jicayan
Oaxaca
San Pedro Jocotipac
San Pedro Jocotipac
Oaxaca
San Pedro Juchatengo
San Pedro Juchatengo
Oaxaca
San Pedro Martir
San Pedro Martir
Oaxaca
San Pedro Martir Quiechapa
San Pedro Martir Quiechapa
Oaxaca
San Pedro Martir Yucuxaco
San Pedro Martir Yucuxaco
Oaxaca
San Pedro Mixtepec-Distr. 22 -
San Pedro Mixtepec-Distr. 22 -
Oaxaca
San Pedro Mixtepec-Distr. 26 -
San Pedro Mixtepec-Distr. 26 -
Oaxaca
San Pedro Molinos
San Pedro Molinos
Oaxaca
San Pedro Nopala
San Pedro Nopala
Oaxaca
San Pedro Ocopetatillo
San Pedro Ocopetatillo
Oaxaca
San Pedro Ocotepec
San Pedro Ocotepec
Oaxaca
San Pedro Pochutla
San Pedro Pochutla
Oaxaca
San Pedro Quiatoni
San Pedro Quiatoni
Oaxaca
San Pedro Sochiapam
San Pedro Sochiapam
Oaxaca
San Pedro Tapanatepec
San Pedro Tapanatepec
Oaxaca
San Pedro Taviche
San Pedro Taviche
Oaxaca
San Pedro Teozacoalco
San Pedro Teozacoalco
Oaxaca
San Pedro Teutila
San Pedro Teutila
Oaxaca
San Pedro Tidaa
San Pedro Tidaa
Oaxaca
San Pedro Topiltepec
San Pedro Topiltepec
Oaxaca
San Pedro Totolapa
San Pedro Totolapa
Oaxaca
Villa de Tututepec de Melchor Ocampo
Villa de Tututepec de Melchor Ocampo
Oaxaca
San Pedro y San Pablo Ayutla
San Pedro y San Pablo Ayutla
Oaxaca
San Pedro y San Pablo Teposcolula
San Pedro y San Pablo Teposcolula
Oaxaca
San Pedro y San Pablo Tequixtepec
San Pedro y San Pablo Tequixtepec
Oaxaca
San Pedro Yaneri
San Pedro Yaneri
Oaxaca
San Pedro Yolox
San Pedro Yolox
Oaxaca
San Pedro Yucunama
San Pedro Yucunama
Oaxaca
San Raymundo Jalpan
San Raymundo Jalpan
Oaxaca
San Sebastian Abasolo
San Sebastian Abasolo
Oaxaca
San Sebastian Coatlan
San Sebastian Coatlan
Oaxaca
San Sebastian Ixcapa
San Sebastian Ixcapa
Oaxaca
San Sebastian Nicananduta
San Sebastian Nicananduta
Oaxaca
San Sebastian Rio Hondo
San Sebastian Rio Hondo
Oaxaca
San Sebastian Tecomaxtlahuaca
San Sebastian Tecomaxtlahuaca
Oaxaca
San Sebastian Teitipac
San Sebastian Teitipac
Oaxaca
San Sebastian Tutla
San Sebastian Tutla
Oaxaca
San Simon Almolongas
San Simon Almolongas
Oaxaca
San Simon Zahuatlan
San Simon Zahuatlan
Oaxaca
San Vicente Coatlan
San Vicente Coatlan
Oaxaca
San Vicente Lachixio
San Vicente Lachixio
Oaxaca
San Vicente Nunu
San Vicente Nunu
Oaxaca
Santa Ana
Santa Ana
Oaxaca
Santa Ana Ateixtlahuaca
Santa Ana Ateixtlahuaca
Oaxaca
Santa Ana Cuauhtemoc
Santa Ana Cuauhtemoc
Oaxaca
Santa Ana del Valle
Santa Ana del Valle
Oaxaca
Santa Ana Tavela
Santa Ana Tavela
Oaxaca
Santa Ana Tlapacoyan
Santa Ana Tlapacoyan
Oaxaca
Santa Ana Yareni
Santa Ana Yareni
Oaxaca
Santa Ana Zegache
Santa Ana Zegache
Oaxaca
Santa Catalina Quieri
Santa Catalina Quieri
Oaxaca
Santa Catarina Cuixtla
Santa Catarina Cuixtla
Oaxaca
Santa Catarina Ixtepeji
Santa Catarina Ixtepeji
Oaxaca
Santa Catarina Juquila
Santa Catarina Juquila
Oaxaca
Santa Catarina Lachatao
Santa Catarina Lachatao
Oaxaca
Santa Catarina Loxicha
Santa Catarina Loxicha
Oaxaca
Santa Catarina Mechoacan
Santa Catarina Mechoacan
Oaxaca
Santa Catarina Minas
Santa Catarina Minas
Oaxaca
Santa Catarina Quiane
Santa Catarina Quiane
Oaxaca
Santa Catarina Quioquitani
Santa Catarina Quioquitani
Oaxaca
Santa Catarina Tayata
Santa Catarina Tayata
Oaxaca
Santa Catarina Ticua
Santa Catarina Ticua
Oaxaca
Santa Catarina Yosonotu
Santa Catarina Yosonotu
Oaxaca
Santa Catarina Zapoquila
Santa Catarina Zapoquila
Oaxaca
Santa Cruz Acatepec
Santa Cruz Acatepec
Oaxaca
Santa Cruz Amilpas
Santa Cruz Amilpas
Oaxaca
Santa Cruz de Bravo
Santa Cruz de Bravo
Oaxaca
Santa Cruz Itundujia
Santa Cruz Itundujia
Oaxaca
Santa Cruz Mixtepec
Santa Cruz Mixtepec
Oaxaca
Santa Cruz Nundaco
Santa Cruz Nundaco
Oaxaca
Santa Cruz Papalutla
Santa Cruz Papalutla
Oaxaca
Santa Cruz Tacache de Mina
Santa Cruz Tacache de Mina
Oaxaca
Santa Cruz Tacahua
Santa Cruz Tacahua
Oaxaca
Santa Cruz Tayata
Santa Cruz Tayata
Oaxaca
Santa Cruz Xitla
Santa Cruz Xitla
Oaxaca
Santa Cruz Xoxocotlan
Santa Cruz Xoxocotlan
Oaxaca
Santa Cruz Zenzontepec
Santa Cruz Zenzontepec
Oaxaca
Santa Gertrudis
Santa Gertrudis
Oaxaca
Santa Ines de Zaragoza
Santa Ines de Zaragoza
Oaxaca
Santa Ines del Monte
Santa Ines del Monte
Oaxaca
Santa Ines Yatzeche
Santa Ines Yatzeche
Oaxaca
Santa Lucia del Camino
Santa Lucia del Camino
Oaxaca
Santa Lucia Miahuatlan
Santa Lucia Miahuatlan
Oaxaca
Santa Lucia Monteverde
Santa Lucia Monteverde
Oaxaca
Santa Lucia Ocotlan
Santa Lucia Ocotlan
Oaxaca
Santa Magdalena Jicotlan
Santa Magdalena Jicotlan
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Alotepec
Santa Maria Alotepec
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Apazco
Santa Maria Apazco
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Atzompa
Santa Maria Atzompa
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Camotlan
Santa Maria Camotlan
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Chachoapam
Santa Maria Chachoapam
Oaxaca
Villa de Chilapa de Diaz
Villa de Chilapa de Diaz
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Chilchotla
Santa Maria Chilchotla
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Chimalapa
Santa Maria Chimalapa
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Colotepec
Santa Maria Colotepec
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Cortijo
Santa Maria Cortijo
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Coyotepec
Santa Maria Coyotepec
Oaxaca
Santa Maria del Rosario
Santa Maria del Rosario
Oaxaca
Santa Maria del Tule
Santa Maria del Tule
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Ecatepec
Santa Maria Ecatepec
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Guelace
Santa Maria Guelace
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Guienagati
Santa Maria Guienagati
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Huatulco
Santa Maria Huatulco
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Huazolotitlan
Santa Maria Huazolotitlan
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Ipalapa
Santa Maria Ipalapa
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Ixcatlan
Santa Maria Ixcatlan
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Jacatepec
Santa Maria Jacatepec
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Jalapa del Marques
Santa Maria Jalapa del Marques
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Jaltianguis
Santa Maria Jaltianguis
Oaxaca
Santa Maria la Asuncion
Santa Maria la Asuncion
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Lachixio
Santa Maria Lachixio
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Mixtequilla
Santa Maria Mixtequilla
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Nativitas
Santa Maria Nativitas
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Nduayaco
Santa Maria Nduayaco
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Ozolotepec
Santa Maria Ozolotepec
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Papalo
Santa Maria Papalo
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Penoles
Santa Maria Penoles
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Petapa
Santa Maria Petapa
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Quiegolani
Santa Maria Quiegolani
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Sola
Santa Maria Sola
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Tataltepec
Santa Maria Tataltepec
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Tecomavaca
Santa Maria Tecomavaca
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Temaxcalapa
Santa Maria Temaxcalapa
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Temaxcaltepec
Santa Maria Temaxcaltepec
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Teopoxco
Santa Maria Teopoxco
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Tepantlali
Santa Maria Tepantlali
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Texcatitlan
Santa Maria Texcatitlan
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Tlahuitoltepec
Santa Maria Tlahuitoltepec
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Tlalixtac
Santa Maria Tlalixtac
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Tonameca
Santa Maria Tonameca
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Totolapilla
Santa Maria Totolapilla
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Xadani
Santa Maria Xadani
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Yalina
Santa Maria Yalina
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Yavesia
Santa Maria Yavesia
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Yolotepec
Santa Maria Yolotepec
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Yosoyua
Santa Maria Yosoyua
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Yucuhiti
Santa Maria Yucuhiti
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Zacatepec
Santa Maria Zacatepec
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Zaniza
Santa Maria Zaniza
Oaxaca
Santa Maria Zoquitlan
Santa Maria Zoquitlan
Oaxaca
Santiago Amoltepec
Santiago Amoltepec
Oaxaca
Santiago Apoala
Santiago Apoala
Oaxaca
Santiago Apostol
Santiago Apostol
Oaxaca
Santiago Astata
Santiago Astata
Oaxaca
Santiago Atitlan
Santiago Atitlan
Oaxaca
Santiago Ayuquililla
Santiago Ayuquililla
Oaxaca
Santiago Cacaloxtepec
Santiago Cacaloxtepec
Oaxaca
Santiago Camotlan
Santiago Camotlan
Oaxaca
Santiago Chazumba
Santiago Chazumba
Oaxaca
Santiago Choapam
Santiago Choapam
Oaxaca
Santiago Comaltepec
Santiago Comaltepec
Oaxaca
Santiago del Rio
Santiago del Rio
Oaxaca
Santiago Huajolotitlan
Santiago Huajolotitlan
Oaxaca
Santiago Huauclilla
Santiago Huauclilla
Oaxaca
Santiago Ihuitlan Plumas
Santiago Ihuitlan Plumas
Oaxaca
Santiago Ixcuintepec
Santiago Ixcuintepec
Oaxaca
Santiago Ixtayutla
Santiago Ixtayutla
Oaxaca
Santiago Jamiltepec
Santiago Jamiltepec
Oaxaca
Santiago Jocotepec
Santiago Jocotepec
Oaxaca
Santiago Juxtlahuaca
Santiago Juxtlahuaca
Oaxaca
Santiago Lachiguiri
Santiago Lachiguiri
Oaxaca
Santiago Lalopa
Santiago Lalopa
Oaxaca
Santiago Laollaga
Santiago Laollaga
Oaxaca
Santiago Laxopa
Santiago Laxopa
Oaxaca
Santiago Llano Grande
Santiago Llano Grande
Oaxaca
Santiago Matatlan
Santiago Matatlan
Oaxaca
Santiago Miltepec
Santiago Miltepec
Oaxaca
Santiago Minas
Santiago Minas
Oaxaca
Santiago Nacaltepec
Santiago Nacaltepec
Oaxaca
Santiago Nejapilla
Santiago Nejapilla
Oaxaca
Santiago Niltepec
Santiago Niltepec
Oaxaca
Santiago Nundiche
Santiago Nundiche
Oaxaca
Santiago Nuyoo
Santiago Nuyoo
Oaxaca
Santiago Pinotepa Nacional
Santiago Pinotepa Nacional
Oaxaca
Santiago Suchilquitongo
Santiago Suchilquitongo
Oaxaca
Santiago Tamazola
Santiago Tamazola
Oaxaca
Santiago Tapextla
Santiago Tapextla
Oaxaca
Santiago Tenango
Santiago Tenango
Oaxaca
Santiago Tetepec
Santiago Tetepec
Oaxaca
Santiago Texcalcingo
Santiago Texcalcingo
Oaxaca
Santiago Textitlan
Santiago Textitlan
Oaxaca
Santiago Tilantongo
Santiago Tilantongo
Oaxaca
Santiago Tillo
Santiago Tillo
Oaxaca
Santiago Tlazoyaltepec
Santiago Tlazoyaltepec
Oaxaca
Santiago Xanica
Santiago Xanica
Oaxaca
Santiago Xiacui
Santiago Xiacui
Oaxaca

Historical Places

La Pe

Oaxaca

Golf Courses - Country Clubs - Tennis Clubs

Campo de Golf

Morelia

Ascarate Park Golf Course

Ciudad Juárez

GolfCourse (Golf Course)

Playa Del Carmen / Playacar

RE Thomason General Hospital

Parque Recreativo Venustiano Carranza

Saltillo

Parque Ecologico Chapultepec

San Miguel De Allende

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