México (State) - México (Bundesstaat)

The state México (Spanish: Estado de México) is often referred to locally as Edomex (an abbreviation of the full Spanish name). It is located in the Central Highlands of Mexico and borders the states in the north Querétaro and Hidalgo, in the east Tlaxcala and on Puebla, and in the south Morelos and Guerrero. The state of Mexico frames the capital district Mexico, DF.

Regions

Map of Mexico (state)

places

  • 1 TolucaWebsite of this institutionToluca in the Wikipedia encyclopediaToluca in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryToluca (Q209034) in the Wikidata database, Capital of the state and at 2500 - 4000 m above sea level the highest city in Mexico, in the catchment area of ​​Mexico City
  • 2 AculcoAculco in the travel guide Wikivoyage in a different languageAculco in the Wikipedia encyclopediaAculco in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryAculco (Q2278207) in the Wikidata database
  • 3 AmecamecaAmecameca in the travel guide Wikivoyage in another languageAmecameca in the Wikipedia encyclopediaAmecameca in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsAmecameca (Q93867) in the Wikidata database - Small town near the Popocatepetl and Ixtaccihuatl volcanoes
  • 4 MetepecWebsite of this institutionMetepec in the travel guide Wikivoyage in a different languageMetepec in the Wikipedia encyclopediaMetepec in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMetepec (Q1798671) in the Wikidata database
  • 5 Naucalpan de JuarezNaucalpan de Juárez in the Wikipedia encyclopediaNaucalpan de Juárez in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsNaucalpan de Juárez (Q2110515) in the Wikidata database as a satellite city to Mexico City
  • 6 NezahualcóyotlWebsite of this institutionNezahualcóyotl in the Wikipedia encyclopediaNezahualcóyotl in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsNezahualcóyotl (Q210307) in the Wikidata database on the dried up Texcoco Lake, largest city in Edomex, over 1.3 million
  • 7 Valle del BravoWebsite of this institutionValle del Bravo in the Wikivoyage travel guide in another languageValle del Bravo in the Wikipedia encyclopediaValle del Bravo in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryValle del Bravo (Q3058725) in the Wikidata database, an excursion destination located on Lake Avandaro
  • 8 TepotzotlánWebsite of this institutionTepotzotlán in the travel guide Wikivoyage in another languageTepotzotlán in the Wikipedia encyclopediaTepotzotlán in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsTepotzotlán (Q1905161) in the Wikidata database Middle town with a historical center
  • 9 TequixquiacWebsite of this institutionTequixquiac in the Wikivoyage travel guide in a different languageTequixquiac in the Wikipedia encyclopediaTequixquiac in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryTequixquiac (Q34828) in the Wikidata database
  • 10 TexcocoWebsite of this institutionTexcoco in the Wikipedia encyclopediaTexcoco in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsTexcoco (Q1141799) in the Wikidata database

Other goals

  • Teotihuacan - Former Central American pre-Columbian power center with huge pyramids.
  • Valle de Bravo

background

The Estado de México, briefly too Edomex called, is roughly the center of the earlier Aztec empire. Originally Provincia do Mexico, later Intendancia, this territory had 120,000 km², after the spin-off of the federal district, the distrito federal and the states Guerrero, Hidalgo and Morelos in the 19th century and further assignments of territory to the federal district, around 21,500 km² remained. Over 14 million people live in this relatively narrow area; the population density is around 650 inhabitants / km², almost three times as high as in Germany (approx. 230 inh / km²). This fact alone makes it understandable that there is enormous social tension here, that air pollution is a problem. Further problems arise from the fact that the plateau lies in the area of ​​active volcanoes with regular earthquake activity.

Near the federal district is the Estado de México strongly industrialized, with increasing distance, agriculture also increases in importance. A few areas like Teotihuacan are interesting for tourists.

language

getting there

mobility

Tourist Attractions

  • Aqueduct of the Padre Tembleque

activities

kitchen

nightlife

security

climate

literature

Web links

http://www.edomexico.gob.mx/ - Official website of México

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