Mexico
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BollardJalisco State Bollards
Bollards in Jalisco sometimes feature a crown and the text 'Jalisco', which is typically only legible from a close distance. No other Mexican bollards feature writing.
BollardNayarit Red-Banded Bollards
Bollards featuring a red band near the top are unique to the state of Nayarit. The only exception is found along Federal Highway 190 on the border between Oaxaca and Chiapas.
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BollardJalisco Bollard Markings
Bollards in Jalisco sometimes feature a crown and the text 'Jalisco', which is typically only legible from a close distance. No other bollards in Mexico feature writing.
BollardRed-Banded Bollards
In Mexico, bollards with a red band near the top are unique to Nayarit, except for those found on Federal Highway 190 along the Oaxaca-Chiapas border.
BollardNayarit Red-Banded Bollards
In Mexico, bollards featuring a red band near the top are unique to the state of Nayarit, with the exception of Federal Highway 190 on the Oaxaca-Chiapas border.
BollardJalisco State Bollards
Bollards in Jalisco sometimes feature a crown and the text 'Jalisco' written on them. While this writing is usually barely legible unless very close, no other Mexican bollards feature text.
BollardMexican Cylindrical Bollards
Mexico features unique small, cylindrical white bollards with a black base. These bollards sometimes have a yellow reflector or a flat design.
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PlateState License Plates
Every state in Mexico has one or several unique license plate designs.
PlateMexican License Plates
Mexico uses short license plates featuring a wide variety of designs, and front plates are required.
PlateMexican Street Suffix
In Mexico, the street suffix 'Paseo' translates to 'Walk'.
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Language ScriptMexican Street Suffixes
In Mexico, the street suffix "Camino" translates to "Road".
Language ScriptMexican Street Suffix
The street suffix 'Prolongacion' is used in Mexico and translates to 'Extension'.
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Language ScriptMexican Street Suffix
In Mexico, the street suffix 'Avenida' translates to 'Avenue'.
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Language ScriptCircuito Street Suffix
In Mexico, the street suffix 'Circuito' translates to 'Circuit'.
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Language ScriptStreet Suffix Calle
The street suffix 'Calle' translates to 'Street' in Mexico.
Language ScriptStreet Suffix Camino
In Mexico, the street suffix 'Camino' means 'Road'.
Language ScriptMexican Street Suffix Cabo
In Mexico, the street suffix "Cabo" translates to "Cape".
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Language ScriptStreet Suffix Cabo
In Mexico, the street suffix Cabo translates to Cape.
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Language ScriptStreet Suffix Calle
The street suffix 'Calle' translates to 'Street'.
Language ScriptMexican Street Suffixes
The street suffix "Callejón", or its abbreviation "Cjón", is used to denote an alley or aisle.
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Language ScriptMexican Dead End Suffixes
Street signs in Mexico indicating a dead end commonly feature the suffixes Cerrada, Privada, or the abbreviation Priv.
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Language ScriptMexican Street Suffix
In Mexico, the street suffix Estado translates to Estate.
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The street suffix "Parque" translates to "Park" in Mexico.
Language ScriptMexican Street Suffixes
In Mexico, the street suffix "Callejon" or its abbreviation "Cjon" indicates an alley or aisle.
Language ScriptThe Street Suffix Bosques
In Mexico, the street suffix 'Bosques' translates to 'Forest'.
Language ScriptMexican Street Suffix Cabo
In Mexico, the street suffix "Cabo" translates to "Cape".
Language ScriptStreet Suffix Prolongacion
In Mexico, the street suffix 'Prolongacion' translates to 'Extension'.
Language ScriptStreet Suffix Paseo
In Mexico, the street suffix "Paseo" translates to "Walk".
Language ScriptDead End Street Suffixes
The street suffixes Cerrada, Privada, and the abbreviation Priv indicate a dead end.
Language ScriptStreet Suffix Prolongacion
In Mexico, the street suffix 'Prolongacion' translates to 'Extension'.
Language ScriptCallejon Street Suffix
In Mexico, the street suffix 'Callejon' or its abbreviation 'Cjon' translates to an alley or aisle.
Language ScriptMexican Street Suffix
In Mexico, the street suffix 'Paseo' translates to 'Walk'.
Language ScriptMexican Street Suffix
In Mexico, the street suffix "Parque" translates to "Park".
Language ScriptMexican Street Suffixes
In Mexico, the street suffix "Estado" translates to "Estate".
Language ScriptDead End Street Suffixes
In Mexico, the street suffixes Cerrada, Privada, and Priv indicate a dead end.
Language ScriptMexican Boulevard Street Suffix
In Mexico, the street suffix for a boulevard is written as 'Boulevard'.
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Language ScriptBosques Street Suffix
In Mexico, the street suffix 'Bosques' translates to 'Forest'.
Language ScriptMexican Street Suffix
The term 'Calle' is used in Mexico as a street suffix meaning street.
Language ScriptMexican Street Suffixes
In Mexico, the street suffix "Bosques" means "Forest".
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In Mexico, the street suffix "Boulevard" is written as "Boulevard".
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Language ScriptMexican Stop Signs
Stop signs in Mexico display the word 'ALTO'.
Language ScriptStreet Suffix Camino
In Mexico, the street suffix 'Camino' translates to 'Road'.
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Language ScriptMexican Street Suffixes
In Mexico, the street suffix 'Parque' translates to 'Park'.
Language ScriptBoulevard Street Suffix
In Mexico, the street suffix for a boulevard is written as 'Boulevard'.
Language ScriptMexican Directional Sign Font
Directional signs in Mexico feature a distinctly large, all-caps white font.
Road SignChihuahua Road Signs
Road signs in Chihuahua feature a thick cross on their back.
Road SignChihuahua Sign Backs
Road signs in Chihuahua, Mexico, feature a thick cross on their back.
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Road SignChihuahua Sign Backs
Road signs in the Mexican state of Chihuahua feature a thick cross on their back.
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Road SignThick Sign Arrows
Road signs in Mexico feature noticeably thick arrows.
Road SignMexican Kilometre Markers
Kilometre markers in Mexico are white with black text and a black outline.
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Road MarkingMexico Road Markings
In Mexico, road markings feature yellow lines on the outside and white lines on the inside.
Road MarkingTypical Mexican Road Lines
Typical road markings in Mexico consist of solid white outer lines and a single unbroken yellow middle line.
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ArchitectureRed Brick Buildings
In Mexico, red brick buildings are mostly concentrated in the states west of Mexico City, specifically Jalisco, Michoacan, Guanajuato, and Aguascalientes.
ArchitectureMud Brick Architecture
Mud brick buildings, including entire houses, are most abundant in Durango. They can also be found across almost all of the dry desert states.
ArchitectureSinaloa Red Street View Car
A red Street View car with a black roof can be found in the town of La Seca in Sinaloa.
ArchitectureWhite Concrete Block Buildings
White concrete block buildings are found throughout Mexico, with a high concentration in the states surrounding Mexico City and a general prevalence to the east.
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ArchitectureMud Brick Buildings
Mud brick buildings, particularly entire houses, are most abundant in Durango. These structures can be found across almost all of the dry desert states.
ArchitectureWhite Concrete Block Buildings
White concrete block buildings are found throughout Mexico, with a high concentration in the states surrounding Mexico City and a general prevalence to the east.
ArchitectureWhite Concrete Block Buildings
White concrete block buildings are found throughout the country, with a high concentration in the states surrounding Mexico City and a general prevalence to the east.
ArchitectureNorthern Mexican House Architecture
Houses in northern Mexico often feature American bungalow design elements, light or pastel colors, gates, and front yards. Orange tiles inspired by Spanish colonial architecture are also typical.
ArchitectureWestern Red Brick Architecture
Red brick buildings are mostly concentrated in the states west of Mexico City. This concentration is specifically located in Jalisco, Michoacán, Guanajuato, and Aguascalientes.
ArchitectureMud Brick Architecture
Mud brick buildings, including entire houses, are most abundant in Durango. They can also be found across almost all of the dry desert states.
ArchitectureNorthern Mexican Residential Architecture
Residential architecture in northern Mexico often features American bungalow design elements, light or pastel colors, gates, and front yards. Orange tiles inspired by Spanish colonial architecture are also typical.
ArchitectureNorthern Mexican House Architecture
Houses in northern Mexico often feature American bungalow design elements, light or pastel colors, gates, and front yards. Orange tiles inspired by Spanish colonial architecture are also typical.
ArchitectureCommon Cacti Species
Many different species of cacti are extremely common in Mexico.
VegetationYucca Filifera and Yucca Decipiens
Yucca filifera, also known as tree yucca, and Yucca decipiens are most commonly found in San Luis Potosí, Zacatecas, and bordering northern states. They are characterized by a single, tree-like trunk branching into oblong rosettes of sharp green leaves.
VegetationVeracruz Citrus Plantations
The area surrounding Poza Rica in Veracruz features numerous citrus tree plantations. These trees are commonly grown directly on top of the hills.
VegetationOrgan-Pipe Cacti of Guaymas
In the town of Guaymas, organ-pipe cacti grow along the roadsides and across the hills. The surrounding landscape is characterized by jagged cliffs, mountains, and distinctly pinkish soil.
VegetationMexican Giant Cardon
The Mexican Giant Cardon is an extremely common cactus in the Baja California peninsula. It features a ribbed exterior and large, sprawling arms stemming from a single trunk.
VegetationRed Fields of Northern Campeche
Red agricultural fields surrounded by dense tropical forests are most common in northern Campeche.
VegetationBlue Myrtle Cacti
Blue Myrtle Cacti feature short arms that uniformly curve and point upwards. They are abundantly found in San Luis Potosí, and are also common in Querétaro and Hidalgo.
VegetationSabal Palms in Mexico
Sabal palms are most commonly found along Mexico's east coast, the Yucatan peninsula, and the state of Nayarit. These trees feature a spiky, sun-shaped crown that gives them a lollipop-like appearance.
VegetationVeracruz Red-Bark Tree Fences
Fences made from trees with red-colored bark are commonly found in Veracruz.
VegetationBaja California Boojum Trees
Boojum trees are recognizable by their alien, tentacle-like appearance. They are found almost exclusively in the southern half of Baja California.
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VegetationVeracruz Citrus Plantations
The area surrounding Poza Rica in Veracruz features numerous citrus tree plantations. These trees are commonly grown directly on top of the hills.
VegetationGuaymas Landscape and Cacti
The area around Guaymas features jagged cliffs, mountains, and distinctly pinkish soil. Organ-pipe cacti are scattered across the hills and next to the roads.
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VegetationPrickly Pear Cactus Distribution
Prickly pear cacti are characterized by flat, oval-shaped pads. They are noticeably more common centrally and are rarely seen in southern and coastal states.
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VegetationYucatan White-Barked Trees
Thin, white-barked trees can be found in the Yucatan peninsula, but are most prevalent in Quintana Roo.
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VegetationVeracruz Citrus Plantations
The region surrounding Poza Rica in Veracruz features numerous citrus tree plantations. These trees are commonly grown in large quantities directly on top of the hills.
VegetationZacatecas Highway 54 Yucca
Highway 54 is a divided highway in northeastern Zacatecas featuring yucca trees on both sides of the road. The Street View car along this route is often exposed due to the sunlight.
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VegetationOrgan Pipe Cacti
Organ Pipe Cacti feature long, thin stems that often grow from a stem near ground level. They are most commonly found in Sonora and occasionally in Baja California Sur.
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VegetationZacatecas Highway 54 Yucca Trees
Highway 54 is a divided highway in northeastern Zacatecas featuring yucca trees on both sides of the road. The Street View car along this route is often exposed due to the sunlight.
VegetationYucca Filifera and Yucca Decipiens
Yucca filifera and yucca decipiens are most commonly seen in San Luis Potosí, Zacatecas, and bordering northern states. They are recognized by their oblong rosettes of sharp green leaves branching from a single trunk, similar to a tree.
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VegetationSaguaro Cacti in Sonora
Saguaro cacti, which feature short curving arms stemming from a main trunk, can be found in the western half of Sonora.
VegetationTree Yucca Species
Yucca filifera, also known as tree yucca, and Yucca decipiens are most commonly seen in San Luis Potosí, Zacatecas, and bordering northern states. They are recognized by oblong rosettes of sharp green leaves branching from a single, tree-like trunk.
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VegetationZacatecas Highway 54 Yucca
Highway 54 in northeastern Zacatecas is a divided highway featuring numerous yucca trees on both sides of the road.
VegetationMonterrey's Mountain Ranges
The Monterrey metropolitan area is surrounded by tall, stunning mountain ranges.
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TerrainWestern Mexican Pine Forests
The western regions of Chihuahua and Durango feature rocky, mountainous landscapes covered with pine forests. These pines are generally shorter and more stunted than those found in central or southern Mexico.
TerrainPulque Agaves of Mexico
Agave salmiana, also known as pulque agaves, feature wide, smooth, curling leaves and a crown-like appearance. They are commonly found in the central Mexican valley and further north around the city of San Luis Potosi.
TerrainLa Malinche Yellow Hood
A Street View car with a yellow hood can be found near the La Malinche volcano in Tlaxcala.
TerrainTwin Volcanoes of Mexico
The twin volcanoes of Iztaccíhuatl and Popocatépetl are located on the border between the State of Mexico and Puebla.
TerrainSinaloa-Durango Highway 40D
Highway 40D crossing the Sinaloa-Durango state line features lush cliffs, mountains, and frequent tunnels. The road itself is marked with double yellow middle lines.
TerrainCerro del Bernal Volcano
Cerro del Bernal is an extinct volcano located in southern Tamaulipas. It can be found northwest of Tampico or west of Morón.
TerrainLight-Colored Rock Walls
Walls made of light-colored rock are found in the Yucatan Peninsula, and are most common in Yucatan state.
TerrainSinaloa-Durango Highway 40D
Highway 40D crossing the Sinaloa-Durango state line features double yellow middle lines and commonly passes through tunnels. The route is surrounded by lush cliffs and mountains.
TerrainCerro del Bernal
Cerro del Bernal is an extinct volcano located in southern Tamaulipas. It can be found northwest of Tampico or west of Morón.
TerrainYucatan Rock Walls
Walls made of light-colored rock are found in the Yucatan Peninsula, and are most common in Yucatan state.
TerrainHighway 40D Landscape
Highway 40D crossing the Sinaloa-Durango state line features double yellow middle roadlines and frequently passes through tunnels. The surrounding landscape is characterized by lush cliffs and mountains.
TerrainCerro del Bernal Volcano
Cerro del Bernal is an extinct volcano located in southern Tamaulipas. It can be found northwest of Tampico or west of Morón.
TerrainYucatan Light Rock Walls
Walls made of light-colored rock are found in the Yucatan peninsula, and are most common in Yucatan state.
TerrainMesh Body Poles
Poles with a mesh body are most commonly found in San Luis Potosi, Guanajuato, and Queretaro.
Utility PoleYucatan Concrete Utility Poles
Concrete utility poles featuring insulators suspended below their crossbars are unique to the Yucatan peninsula.
Utility PoleAsymmetric Crossbar Utility Poles
Utility poles featuring an asymmetric crossbar and double-stacked insulators are exclusively found in Mexico City, the State of Mexico, Hidalgo, and Morelos.
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Utility PoleOctagonal Concrete Utility Poles
Most utility poles in Mexico are made of concrete and have an octagonal shape. These poles often feature engravings on the side.
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Utility PoleGreen-Painted Poles in Cuernavaca
The bottom half of utility poles in Cuernavaca is often painted green.
Utility PoleHermosillo Zig-Zag Lamp Poles
Lamps featuring a zig-zag bent pole arm can be found in Hermosillo.
Utility PoleChihuahua Painted Utility Poles
Utility poles in Chihuahua city occasionally feature a painted white strip displaying the street name in black or blue text.
Utility PoleYucatan Peninsula Utility Poles
Concrete utility poles with insulators suspended below the crossbars are unique to the Yucatan peninsula.
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Utility PoleAsymmetric Crossbar Utility Poles
Poles with an asymmetric crossbar and double-stacked insulators are exclusive to Mexico City, the State of Mexico, Hidalgo, and Morelos.
Utility PoleChihuahua Street Name Poles
Poles in Chihuahua city occasionally feature a painted white strip with the street name written in black or blue text.
Utility PoleAsymmetric Crossbar Poles
Utility poles featuring an asymmetric crossbar and double-stacked insulators are found exclusively in Mexico City, the State of Mexico, Hidalgo, and Morelos.
Utility PoleDurango Utility Poles
Utility poles in Durango can feature a lowered crossbar with a single support beam extending from one end of the crossbar to the pole itself.
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Utility PoleWooden Hanging Poles
The wooden variant of the hanging pole is found on the Baja California peninsula.
Utility PoleMesh Utility Poles
Poles with a mesh body are most commonly found in San Luis Potosi, Guanajuato, and Queretaro.
Utility PoleYucatan Concrete Utility Poles
Concrete poles with insulators suspended below the crossbars are unique to the Yucatan peninsula.
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Utility PoleChihuahua City Pole Markings
Utility poles in Chihuahua city sometimes feature a painted white strip displaying the street name in black or blue text.
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Utility PoleMesh Body Utility Poles
Utility poles with a mesh body are most commonly found in San Luis Potosi, Guanajuato, and Queretaro.
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Utility PoleLowered Crossbar Wooden Poles
Wooden utility poles with a lowered crossbar are mostly found in the Mexican states of Sinaloa and Sonora.
Utility PoleMexican Area Codes
The first digit of an area code in Mexico is regional.
OtherGeneration 4 Cars
In Mexico, Generation 4 cars commonly have a visible front and can feature various color patterns.
OtherPopular American Vehicles
United States car brands are popular in Mexico, and pickup trucks are particularly common.
OtherPopular Mexican Gas Stations
OXXO and Pemex are two of the most popular gas station brands in Mexico.
OtherRooftop Water Tanks
Wide cylindrical water tanks in black or white are commonly seen on rooftops.
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OtherYellow Lamp Posts in Aguascalientes
Most lamp posts and lamp arms in the city of Aguascalientes are yellow.
OtherCofre de Perote Truck
A white truck with visible rearview mirrors can be seen in the Cofre de Perote National Park.
OtherCancun Five-Bulb Lamp
A lamp with five circular bulbs that looks like a die is found in Cancun.
OtherEurus Wind Farm
The Eurus Wind Farm in southeast Oaxaca is Mexico's largest wind farm. Rows of wind turbines are located along the 190 around Juchitán de Zaragoza.
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OtherOaxaca Cobblestone Pavement
A specific pavement design featuring three lines of cobblestone patterning is mainly found in Oaxaca.
OtherIrregular Cobblestone Pavement
Unorganized cobblestone pavement with irregular tiles is found in most central Mexican states. This style is most common in the states of Nayarit, Jalisco, Colima, and Queretaro.
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OtherAguascalientes Yellow Lamp Posts
In the city of Aguascalientes, most lamp posts and lamp arms are painted yellow.
OtherThatched Roof Locations
Thatched roofs in Mexico are most common in the Yucatan peninsula and eastern San Luis Potosi. They can also be found in other areas, primarily in the southeast.
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OtherNorthern Baja California Hills
The northern half of Baja California commonly features reddish brown-tinged hills often accompanied by large boulders.
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OtherCancun Five-Bulb Lamps
A lamp with five circular bulbs that looks like a dice is found in Cancun.
OtherAguascalientes Yellow Lamp Posts
Most lamp posts and lamp arms in the city of Aguascalientes are yellow.
OtherEurus Wind Farm
The Eurus Wind Farm in southeast Oaxaca is the largest wind farm in Mexico. Rows of wind turbines can be found along the 190 around Juchitán de Zaragoza.
OtherOaxaca Cobblestone Pavement
A pavement design featuring three lines of cobblestone patterning is primarily found in the state of Oaxaca.
OtherOaxaca Cobblestone Pavement
A pavement design featuring three lines of cobblestone patterning is mainly found in Oaxaca.
OtherThatched Roof Distribution
Thatched roofs are most common in the Yucatan peninsula and eastern San Luis Potosi. They can also be found in other areas, mainly in the southeast.
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OtherNorthern Baja California Hills
Reddish brown-tinged hills, often accompanied by large boulders, are a common sight in the northern half of Baja California.
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OtherMexican Road Shields
Mexico uses two general road shield designs: national highways feature a slightly curvy shield with 'MEXICO' written at the top, while state roads have straight borders and typically display the state initials at the top.
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OtherCofre de Perote White Truck
A white truck with visible rearview mirrors can be seen in the Cofre de Perote National Park.
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OtherMexican Postal Code Order
Mexican postal codes are ordered alphabetically based on state names.
OtherMaderas del Carmen Biosphere Reserve
This tall, flat ridge with prominent ridgelines belongs to the Maderas del Carmen Biosphere Reserve. It is located in Northern Coahuila near the US border.
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OtherCancun Five-Bulb Lamps
A lamp with five circular bulbs that resembles a die is found in Cancun.
OtherIrregular Cobblestone Pavement
Unorganized cobblestone pavement with irregular tiles is found in most of Mexico's central states. It is most commonly located in the states of Nayarit, Jalisco, Colima, and Queretaro.
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OtherCofre de Perote White Truck
A white truck with visible rearview mirrors can be seen in the Cofre de Perote National Park.
OtherEurus Wind Farm
The Eurus Wind Farm, located in southeast Oaxaca, is the largest wind farm in Mexico. Rows of wind turbines can be found along the 190 around Juchitán de Zaragoza.
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OtherIrregular Cobblestone Pavement
An unorganized style of cobblestone pavement with irregular tiles is found in most central states of Mexico, but it is most commonly located in Nayarit, Jalisco, Colima, and Queretaro.
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OtherAttalea Rostrata Palm
The Attalea rostrata is a huge palm recognizable by its upright, umbrella-like leaves. It is mostly exclusive to Veracruz and Tabasco, and is rarely found in Chiapas.
OtherMexican Thatched Roof Locations
In Mexico, thatched roofs are most common in the Yucatan peninsula and eastern San Luis Potosi. They are also found in other regions, primarily in the southeast.
OtherNorthern Baja California Hills
Reddish-brown hills accompanied by large boulders are a common sight in the northern half of Baja California.
OtherOaxaca Orange and Beige Hills
The area around and south of San Cristóbal Suchixtlahuaca in Oaxaca features rolling hills with distinct orange and beige-tinged soil that alternates between hills.
OtherNahuatl Place Names
Many place names in Mexico are of Nahuatl origin, frequently featuring the letters 'x' and 'tl' alongside the suffixes '-ec' and '-tlan'.
OtherLos Coloradas Pink Lakes
The town of Los Coloradas is famously known for the pink lakes around the area.
OtherGeneration 2 Coverage
Mexico is one of very few Latin American countries that has Generation 2 coverage.
OtherYellow Kerb and Barrier Accents
Yellow accents are commonly found on kerbs and bridge barriers in Mexico.
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OtherTabasco White Roadlines
White middle roadlines in Mexico are most commonly found in the state of Tabasco.
OtherCircular Electricity Counters
Mexico uses circular electricity counters.
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OtherMatamoros Ring-Bulb Lamp
A lamp featuring a rectangular head and a ring-shaped light bulb is found in Matamoros.
OtherSantiago de Querétaro Lamps
Lamps featuring black front and back edges with a white middle section can be found in Santiago de Querétaro.
OtherCuernavaca Lamp Style
A lamp featuring a black rectangular head is found in Cuernavaca.
OtherHighway 95D Road Dividers
Road dividers with a yellow top and bottom edge are found along the 95D highway between Mexico City and Acapulco.
OtherCiudad Juárez Outskirts
The outskirts of Ciudad Juárez feature numerous dirt roads with a distinct shade of orange soil and low shrubs.
OtherSierra del Abra Tanchipa Ridge
An extremely long and flat ridge is located in the Sierra del Abra Tanchipa Biosphere Reserve in eastern San Luis Potosí.
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OtherCiudad Obregón Soil and Canals
The agricultural areas surrounding Ciudad Obregón are characterized by distinct pinkish-tan soil and canals.
OtherMexicali Landscape
The area surrounding Mexicali features flat farmland with a ridge located to the west.
OtherMexico City Taxi Colors
Taxis operating in and around Mexico City feature a white lower half and a pink upper half.
OtherHexagonal Tile Pavement
Pavement consisting of hexagonal tiles is found in Puebla and Tlaxcala.
OtherTamaulipas and Nuevo Leon Pavement
Grainy pavement with a blue-ish grey tinge is a common sight in the states of Tamaulipas and Nuevo Leon.
OtherBlack Tar Road Markings
Roads in Sinaloa, Durango, and Guerrero can feature black tar applied on both sides of the yellow center line.
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OtherAcorn-Shaped White Insulators
White, acorn-shaped insulators can be found along the coastal states of Mexico. They are most common in Michoacan, Colima, and Veracruz.
OtherTlaxcala Teardrop Grass
Clumps of grass with a teardrop-like shape are commonly seen in the region around Tlaxcala.
OtherGold Roadside Grass Tufts
Gold tufts of grass growing in a line directly next to the road are most commonly found in Coahuila.
OtherBrittlebush of Sonora
Brittlebush are small shrubs with bright silver-grey leaves. They are most commonly found in Sonora, especially around Hermosillo.
OtherOil Palm Plantations
Oil palm plantations are most common in Chiapas. They also occasionally occur on the outskirts of the state in Veracruz, Tabasco, and Campeche.
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OtherYucatan White Soil
Almost blindingly white soil in the Yucatan peninsula is most commonly found in Quintana Roo.
OtherGuanajuato Dark Fields
Extremely dark fields are commonly found in Guanajuato.
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OtherRed Agricultural Fields
Red agricultural fields are commonly seen in Zacatecas and occasionally in southern Durango.
OtherCoastal Coconut Palms
Coconut palms are found all across the coast of Mexico, with large groups frequently located in Guerrero and Colima.
OtherSugar Cane in Veracruz
Sugar cane can be found all over Mexico, but it is by far most common in Veracruz.
OtherBlue Agave Fields
Vast fields of blue agave, used to produce tequila, are mostly found in Jalisco and Nayarit.
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Web domain .mx
Web and advert domains ending in .mx point to this country.
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Drives on the right
Traffic keeps to the right-hand side of the road.
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