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Zacatecas topographic map, elevation, terrain

Zacatecas topographic map, elevation, terrain

Zacatecas

The state has an average altitude of 2230 meters above sea level, with the capital at 2,496 masl. The state has three main geographical regions, the Sierra Madre Occidental in the west, the Mexican Plateau and the Sierra Madre Oriental. Most of it is in the Sierra Madre Occidental with highly rugged peaks of over 2,500 meters above sea level. The mountains of the southeast and northeast are lower but there are large valleys such as the Juchipila and Tlaltenango. Most of the territory has only small mesas and other areas of flat land. In the center of the state there is a small mountain chain called the Sierra de Fresnillo, from which much of the state's mineral wealth comes. In the extreme northwest there is another important mountain chain called the Sierra de Sombrerete, marked by a mountain called Sombreretillo, which is an important source of mineral wealth. Near this chain is another called the Sierra de Órganos.

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Name: Zacatecas topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Zacatecas, Mexico (21.04187 -104.35353 25.12524 -100.74232)

Average elevation: 6,152 ft

Minimum elevation: -3 ft

Maximum elevation: 10,630 ft

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