Nuevo León
Nuevo León is bound by
Durango
Durango is composed of Chihuahuan Desert in the northeast, Altiplano in the central interior, and the Sierra Madre along the western edge of the state. The Sierra Madre of Durango was the setting for the famous B. Traven novel (later adapted into a Hollywood film), the Treasure of the Sierra Madre. One of the great novels about northern Mexico, the book serves as a good introduction to the area to this very day.
Coahuila
Coahuila is a state in
Chihuahua
The state is composed of desert plains in the east, and mountainous land (the Sierra Madre) in the west. A subsection of the Sierra Madre, the Sierra Tarahumara is considered by many to be the most rugged landscape in Mexico.
Northern Mexico
Northern Mexico is a vast desert region bordering the United States of America. The north is sometimes referred to as "unknown Mexico" or "lost Mexico" because it is ignored by the vast majority of tourists.
Baja California Sur
Baja California Sur is Mexico's youngest state (formed from a federal territory in 1973), which covers the southern half of the Baja California peninsula.
Baja California
Baja California state is the northern half of the Baja California peninsula. Its capital is Mexicali.
Baja California
A Mexican peninsula extending into the Pacific Ocean from the southern end of the US state of California, Baja California provides some of Mexico's most dramatic sea and landscapes. This includes everything from vast and remote deserts, dormant volcanoes, and wonderful old mission towns. The first political capital of "old California" is found here as well as many remnants of the colonial past. Camping and hiking opportunities are plentiful, and much of the region is sparsely or even unpopulated.
Micronesia
Micronesia, in northwest Oceania, is the home of tropical and subtropical islands in the Pacific Ocean.
Melanesia
Melanesia is a region of Oceania.