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Test your knowledge of Mexico cities with this interactive quiz. Name cities in each state to see if you can reach the highest total population.

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Mexico Cities – Choose State

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First enter the name of any state in Mexico. Then, name all cities in that state trying to achieve the highest total population. Quiz is not timed.

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Saltillense@Chipi2111

1 year ago

Hello. I have just found an error in Baja California Sur. The place that in this quiz appears as Las Margaritas doesn´t exist. The pin is placed in Rancho El Piloto, a countryside where nobody lives. I hope you can fix it. The rest of the quiz, at least in Baja California Sur, doesn´t have any errors. Congragulations, greetings from Mexico.

Edit: I just googled the place and yes, it kinda exists, but for some reason it isn´t marked in Google Maps, there´s no photos or videos of that place, and apparently it´s just mentioned in this website https://mexico.pueblosamerica.com/i/las-margaritas-2/
Also there is a postal code that mentions Ranchería Las Margaritas, but it refers to a zone that includes San Francisco, Gustavo Díaz Ordaz, Villa Alberto Andrés Alvarado Arámburo and some other little places, but not a town or countryside called Las Margaritas
I’m really confused

Saltillense@Chipi2111

1 year ago

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darin

1 year ago

Reply to Saltillense@Chipi2111

It’s actually a rural locality:
https://citypopulation.de/en/mexico/bajacaliforniasur/muleg%C3%A9/030020798__las_margaritas/

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