Hermosillo, Ejido in the Mexicali Valley, Baja California, Mexico

Hermosillo is an ejido in the Mexicali valley of Baja California, near the eastern end of the valley close to San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora. It is the seat of the municipal delegation of the same name and had 5,101 inhabitants in 2010. Its main street meets Federal Highway 2, and two local roads lead south-east to Ejido Mezquital and west to Ejido Chiapas No. 1.

The ejido Hermosillo lies in the Mexicali Valley of Baja California, close to San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora, at the eastern end of the valley. It is one of the valley's most important localities, with 5,101 inhabitants recorded in 2010, and it serves as the seat of the municipal delegation of the same name. Federal Highway No. 2 reaches its main street from the north.

Hermosillo is an ejido, a collective farming settlement, and one of the most important localities of the Mexicali Valley; it also serves as the seat (cabecera) of the municipal delegation of the same name. Its name recalls the Sonoran capital, and the settlement lies almost at the eastern end of the valley, close to San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora.

Hermosillo lies at the eastern edge of the Mexicali Valley, close to San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora. Federal Highway No. 2 reaches its main street from the north; from there a local road runs south then east to Ejido Mezquital, and another heads west to Ejido Chiapas No. 1.

Hermosillo is the seat of its own municipal delegation, one of the most important localities in the Mexicali Valley. It lies almost at the eastern end of the valley, close to San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora, at 32°30′37″N 114°55′23″W. Its main street meets Federal Highway 2, and two local roads lead south-east to Ejido Mezquital and west to Ejido Chiapas No. 1.