The borough name and symbols |
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Xochimilco’s name is derived from the words xochi(tl), “flower,” mil(li), “cultivated field,” and co, meaning “in.” Its emblem is an image of Xochimilco’s characteristically spongy soil from which two flowering plants emerge.
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Location |
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Xochimilco is located in what is nearly the very center of the Federal District, bordering Tlalpan, Coyoacán, Tláhuac y Milpa Alta boroughs.
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Principal thoroughfares |
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The Xochimilco – Tulyehualco highway, Nuevo León, the Periférico Sur, Avenida Guadalupe, Calzada México-Xochimilco
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Notable neighborhoods |
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Xaltocan, Ejidos de Tepepan, La Noria, Las Cruces, Ejidos de Xochimilco and San Gregorio Atlapulco
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Attractions |
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1. The Dolores Olmedo Museum, which houses works by Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo and Angelina Beloff.
2. Exploring the tranquility of Xochimilco’s canals aboard a trajinera launch that leaves from one of eight piers.
3. La Flor más Bella del Ejido (“Most Beautiful Flower in the Field”) beauty contest is celebrated on Good Friday and highlights the beauty and characteristic traits of Xochimilco’s women, and also includes a wide range of gastronomic, artisanal and sporting activities. |
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Edificio Delegacional |
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Calle: Guadalupe I. Ramírez No. 4
Colonia: Barrio el Rosario
C.P. 16070
Tel: 5334 0600
5676 1947
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: http://www.xochimilco.df.gob.mx/ |
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