Coordenadas Geogràficas De Guanajuato, Gachupines, Lagos, Leon, Guadalajara, Encarnacion De Diaz Y Aguascalientes

Coordenadas Geográficas De Guanajuato, Gachupines, Lagos, Leon, Guadalajara, Encarnacion De Diaz Y Aguascalientes, by Angel Anguiano, offers a detailed geographical survey of several key regions and cities in central Mexico. Published in 1886, this book provides a snapshot of the geographical knowledge and surveying techniques of the late 19th century. The author meticulously documents the geographical coordinates of Guanajuato, Lagos, Leon, Guadalajara, Encarnacion De Diaz, and Aguascalientes, offering valuable insights into the region's topography and urban centers during this period.
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