Los Algodones, Border town in Mexicali, Mexico
Los Algodones is a small border community in Mexicali Municipality, positioned near the boundary between Mexico and the United States. The town has basic infrastructure with electricity and piped water reaching most homes in the area.
The town was founded in 1894 and also goes by the name Vicente Guerrero, reflecting its early role in the region's settlement. This establishment marked the beginning of a permanent community in this border area.
The population maintains strong Catholic traditions with 65 percent of residents practicing this faith while preserving indigenous languages spoken by 1.85 percent of inhabitants.
As a border location, the town offers straightforward orientation with direct access to the US border crossing. The flat terrain and compact size make a visit manageable without special preparation needed.
Los Algodones demonstrates demographic changes with fertility rates decreasing from 6.4 children per woman in 2010 to 2.26 children in 2020.
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