Sonora
Sonora is a large state in northern Mexico which borders upon the United States to the north, Chihuahua to the east, Sinaloa to the south, and Baja California and the Sea of Cortez (Gulf of California) to the west.|
Alamos Historical Monument
Alamos was founded in 1681. Historic buildings in the Colonial City of Alamos are a Mexican Historical Monument and a Sonoran State Historical Site. Attractions and resources. |
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Botanical Studies in Sonora
From the World of Plants: While the plants of the Sonoran Desert proper are relatively well-known |
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Government of the State of Sonora
Official website of the government of the State of Sonora |
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Mission Churches of the Sonoran Desert
In 1686 the region was occupied by native peoples living in various kinds of village and transient communities. The changes the missionaries instituted tied these peoples religiously, politically, and economically to the rest of New Spain, to Spain, and ultimately, to the rest of the world. |
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Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora
The Pinacate Biosphere Reserve is unique as one of the few Archaeological & Geological areas in the entire Southwest that remains mostly untouched by human hands |
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Puerto Penasco Mexico Tourist & Business Guide
Rocky Point (Puerto Peņasco), Mexico is just 1 hour from the U.S border & 3 1/2 south of Phoenix, Arizona. Once a small fishing town has now grown into a tourist jewel to Americans, Canadians and Mexicans. located on the Northern Sea of Cortez, Rocky Point is the Southwest U.S. closest beach. Comprehensive directory featuring Lodging, restaurants, fishing, real estate, events, insurance, medical, banking, spas & much more. |
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Sonoran Ecosystems
Educational site covering many aspects of desert ecosystem |
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The Seri Indians of Sonora
by Bernice Johnston (A Complete Online Version of the Original Printed Book) |
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