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Terminus, Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico
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Terminus, Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico. Also known as the 'City of ethernal spring', this city has many diverse interesting places to visit like the Cortes Palace, with its 450 years of existence; the archeological site of Teopanzolco near the city center; the Borda Garden, one of the few colonial gardens still in existence; the Cathedral, declared patrimony of humanity by the UNESCO; and many more.
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Exit to highway to Chilpancingo, Guerrero, Mexico.
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Exit to highway to Chilpancingo, Guerrero, Mexico. Chilpancingo is the capital city of the state of Guerrero. Among Chilpancingo main attractions are the antique Municipal Palace (currently a museum), the house of Los Bravos, the Asuncion Parish and the handicrafts center.
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Exit to federal toll-free highway to Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico
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Exit to federal toll-free highway to Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico.
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12.4
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Intersection with Acatlipa to/from Tetecalita (both Morelos, Mexico) road
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Intersection with Acatlipa to/from Tetecalita (both Morelos, Mexico) road.
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Intersection with Xochitepec-Chiconcuac (both Morelos, Mexico) road.
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Intersection with Xochitepec-Chiconcuac (both Morelos, Mexico) road. In Xochitepec you find religious architecture, watering places (one of them with a cave with a small pool) and some other interesting places to visit.
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41.5
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25.8
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Exit to Tequesquitengo, Morelos, Mexico
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Exit to Tequesquitengo, Morelos, Mexico. This place offers water sports and beautiful natural sights.
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58.4
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36.3
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Exit to Higueron-Coaxtitlan (Morelos, Mexico) road
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Exit to Higueron-Coaxtitlan (Morelos, Mexico) road.
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101.4
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63.0
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Exit to Zihuateopa-Tuliman (Guerrero, Mexico) road.
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Exit to Zihuateopa-Tuliman (Guerrero, Mexico) road.
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Exit to Zihuateopa-Tuliman (Guerrero, Mexico) road.
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Exit to Zihuateopa-Tuliman (Guerrero, Mexico) road.
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129.0
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80.2
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Bridge over Mezcala river.
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Bridge over Mezcala river.
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150.0
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93.2
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Axaxacualco, Guerrero, Mexico
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Axaxacualco, Guerrero, Mexico
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156.5
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97.2
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Huitzitepec, Guerrero, Mexico.
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Huitzitepec, Guerrero, Mexico.
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164.4
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102.2
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Bridge
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Bridge
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176.4
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109.6
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Exit to Iguala, Guerrero, Mexico
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Exit to Iguala, Guerrero, Mexico
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179.8
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111.7
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Chilpancingo Airport, Guerrero Mexico
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Chilpancingo Airport, Guerrero Mexico.
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181.4
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112.7
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Chilpancingo, Guerrero Mexico
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The city of Chilpancingo is the capital city in the state of Guerrero Mexico. This city is known for the Mexican cuisine specialties. the city has all the services: hotels, restaurants, hospitals, banks, markets, gas stations, car repair and many more.
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Chilpancingo de los Bravo, Guerrero Mexico
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Chilpancingo de los Bravo, Guerrero Mexico, the city's name comes from the Nahuatl language meaning little wasps' nest. Chilpancingo held an important part in the independence war.
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122.4
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Mazatlan, Guerrero Mexico
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Mazatlan, Guerrero Mexico.
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207.8
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129.1
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Toll booth
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Toll booth.
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130.4
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Highway tunnel
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Highway tunnel.
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219.8
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136.6
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Guerrero Industrial Park
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Guerrero Industrial Park, Guerrero, Mexico in front of the hospital.
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220.5
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137.0
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El Ocotito, Guerrero Mexico
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El Ocotito, Guerrero Mexico.
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222.2
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138.1
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Julian Blanco village, Guerrero Mexico
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Julian Blanco village, Guerrero Mexico.
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231.0
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143.5
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Highway Intersection highway #95
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Highway Intersection highway #95.
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236.4
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146.9
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Papagayo river bridge
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Papagayo river bridge.
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La Venta Dam
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La Venta Dam.
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239.0
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148.5
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Agua del Perro, Guerrero Mexico
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Agua del Perro village, Guerrero Mexico.
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Colonia Guerrero, Guerrero Mexico
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Colonia Guerrero village in the state of Guerrero Mexico.
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River bed
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River bed.
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170.8
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Toll booth and emergency services
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Toll booth and emergency services.
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275.1
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170.9
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Highway Exit to Acapulco International Airport
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Highway Exit to Acapulco International Airport.
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275.6
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171.3
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La Sabana river
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La Sabana river.
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171.7
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Highway Intersection with highway #200
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Highway Intersection with highway #200 to Ixtapa Zihuatanejo, Guerrero Mexico.
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277.5
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The City of Acapulco Guerrero Mexico
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The City of Acapulco Guerrero Mexico is an important resort and recreation area so it has it's International Airport General Juan N. Alvarez (ACA)
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279.0
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173.4
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Acapulco downtown, Guerrero Mexico
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Acapulco downtown, Guerrero Mexico places to visit: La quebrada where the locals take impressive dives into the sea, The handcrafts market, where you can find great gifts and souvenirs, The Cathedral, The Cici water park, museum house of the masks and of course the beaches.
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Groceries market in Acapulco, Guerrero Mexico
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Groceries market in Acapulco, Guerrero Mexico.
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Acapulco, Guerrero Mexico
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The word Acapulco comes from the Nahuatl language and can have many meanings like "Places where the cane plants are destroyed" or "place of canes" or "place where the weapons are surrender"
The City of Acapulco, in the state of Guerrero is a city with all the infrastructure to receive tourism with a great variety of places to do and to see. water sports as diving, scuba diving, swimming, water sky, snorkeling, fishing, kayaking, sailing, and on land golf, tennis, court games, running, biking, dancing.
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284.7
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176.9
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Maxitunel Acapulco Guerrero Mexico
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Highway Tunnel at Acapulco Guerrero Mexico.
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286.5
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178.0
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Coastline Avenue, Acapulco Mexico
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Coastline Avenue Miguel Aleman in Acapulco Mexico is where the mayor hotels and resorts are located as well as the night clubs and restaurants.
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179.1
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Papagayo park Acapulco, Guerrero Mexico
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Papagayo park in Acapulco, Guerrero Mexico is an ecological reserve and a recreational tourism place with green areas, artificial lakes and many exotic species in captivity.
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Terminus Acapulco, Guerrero Mexico
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The City of Acapulco has prehispanic precedents when in 1486 became part of the Aztec empire. When the Spaniards arrived, they formed a colony because this is a wonderful place for sailing and since 1531 a road from Mexico City to this port was open. Today is an important tourist site for visitors from all over the globe
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