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Mexico City • America/Mexico_City

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Country Information

Population
76,982,112
Area
1,964,375 km²
Largest City
Mexico City
Daylight Saving Time (DST)
Not Observed
ISO Code
MX / MEX
Time Zones
10 zone
Languages
Spanish
Currency
Mexican Peso ($) - $100
Coordinates
Decimal:19.4285, -99.1277
DMS:19°25′42″N, 99°07′40″W
Elevation
Highest:5,636 m
Lowest:-10 m
Average:2,813 m
International Dialing Code
+52

Time Zones

• America/Cancun| EST (UTC-5)
• America/Chihuahua| CST (UTC-6)
• America/Ciudad_Juarez| MDT (UTC-6)
• America/Hermosillo| MST (UTC-7)
• America/Matamoros| CDT (UTC-5)
• America/Mazatlan| MST (UTC-7)
• America/Merida| CST (UTC-6)
• America/Mexico_City| CST (UTC-6)
• America/Monterrey| CST (UTC-6)
• America/Tijuana| PDT (UTC-7)

Geographic Extremes

Northernmost
Mexicali
Southernmost
Tapachula
Easternmost
Cancún
Westernmost
Rosarito

About Mexico

Mexico is home to one of the world's oldest civilizations, the Olmecs, who thrived around 1200 BCE.
The country has a rich cultural heritage that blends Indigenous traditions with Spanish colonial influences.
Mexico's Day of the Dead is a UNESCO-recognized celebration honoring deceased loved ones with vibrant altars and offerings.
The ancient city of Teotihuacan, known for its massive pyramids, was one of the largest cities in the ancient world.
Mexico is the birthplace of the popular food items such as tacos, enchiladas, and mole, which are integral to its cuisine.
The Mexican Revolution, which began in 1910, was a major armed struggle that transformed the country's social and political landscape.
The country boasts diverse geographical features, including deserts, mountains, and lush rainforests, contributing to its rich biodiversity.
Spanish is the official language of Mexico, but there are also 364 recognized Indigenous languages spoken throughout the country.
The national drink of Mexico, tequila, is made from the blue agave plant and has cultural significance and economic importance.
Mexico's economy is one of the largest in Latin America, with strong industries in manufacturing, agriculture, and tourism.
The ancient Mayan civilization, known for its advanced knowledge in mathematics and astronomy, flourished in present-day southern Mexico.
Chichen Itza, a UNESCO World Heritage site, features the famous pyramid of El Castillo and reflects the architectural achievements of the Maya.
Mexico has a rich tradition of folk art, which includes colorful pottery, textiles, and intricate wood carvings.
The country celebrates Independence Day on September 16th, commemorating its declaration of independence from Spain in 1810.
The Sierra Madre mountain ranges run through Mexico, providing stunning landscapes and habitats for diverse wildlife.

Cities in Mexico

Showing 10 cities (top 50 by population + business hubs). Click any city to view detailed time information.

Cities by Population

Mexico CitySantiago de QuerétaroLeón de los AldamaCiudad JuárezZapopanGuadalajaraMéridaGustavo Adolfo MaderoMonterreyCiudad NezahualcoyotlMexicaliChihuahuaSan Luis PotosíAguascalientesSaltilloGuadalupeAcapulco de JuárezTlalnepantlaReynosaTlalpanCuautitlán IzcalliCuauhtémocVictoria de DurangoXalapa de EnríquezNuevo Laredo

Cities in Mexico

Columns441 cities
City Name
Population
Area
City Center Elevation
Time Zone
UTC Offset
12,294,193
1,485 km²
2,240 m
CST
UTC-6
1,922,523
961 km²
88 m
PST/PDT
UTC-8
1,815,786
908 km²
2,237 m
CST
UTC-6
1,692,181
846 km²
2,157 m
CST
UTC-6
1,645,352
823 km²
2,309 m
CST
UTC-6
1,594,212
797 km²
1,825 m
CST
UTC-6
1,579,803
790 km²
1,808 m
CST
UTC-6
1,512,450
756 km²
1,125 m
MST/MDT
UTC-7
1,476,491
738 km²
1,569 m
CST
UTC-6
1,385,629
693 km²
1,552 m
CST
UTC-6
1,201,000
601 km²
13 m
CST
UTC-6
1,185,772
593 km²
2,266 m
CST
UTC-6
1,135,512
568 km²
545 m
CST
UTC-6
1,104,585
552 km²
2,235 m
CST
UTC-6
1,032,686
516 km²
3 m
PST/PDT
UTC-8
925,762
463 km²
1,432 m
MST
UTC-6
834,434
417 km²
2,303 m
CST
UTC-6
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