Mexican States 1-19
19 entries in the Mexican States compendium.
Mexican States 1-19 — Era Chart
MorelosLandlocked south-central Mexican state, named for the independence hero.NayaritA Mexican state with Pacific coast and indigenous heritage.Nuevo LeónNortheastern Mexican state with a major industrial economy.OaxacaState in Southern Mexico known for Indigenous cultures and biodiversity.PueblaState in east-central Mexico, known for industry and cultural festivals.QuerétaroA small Mexican state with vast geographic and ecological diversity.Quintana RooEasternmost Mexican state, known for tourism and Maya heritage.San Luis PotosíCapital and most populous city of the Mexican state of San Luis Potosí.SinaloaState in northwest Mexico, agricultural heartland and cartel stronghold.SonoraA northwestern Mexican state with arid geography and rich indigenous heritage.State of MexicoMost populous state, surrounding Mexico City on three sides.AguascalientesSmall Mexican state with high density and rapid growth.Baja CaliforniaNorthwestern Mexican state, home to diverse geography and wine.Baja California SurCapital of Baja California Sur, founded in 1720.CampecheA Mexican state with a colonial capital and offshore oil wealth.ChiapasSouthernmost Mexican state with Mayan ruins and high indigenous population.Chihuahua (state)Largest Mexican state, known for Copper Canyon and Paquimé.CoahuilaA northern Mexican state with rich history and industry.ColimaSmallest state by population, highest murder rate per capita.
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