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Name and describe the most isolated deserted unpopulated area of Mexico?
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There are some regions in Mexico too inaccessible or inhospitable that very few people live there. Some of these would include:
The Copper Canyon (27°30'58''N 107°45'57''W), in the State of Chihuahua. The overall canyon system is larger and some portions are deeper, than the Grand Canyon in the neighboring United States.
Another one is the municipality of Santa Magdalena Jicotlan (97°28'16''W, 17°48'24''N), in the southern state of Oaxaca. It is the municipality least populated in Mexico, with 104 people living on a land of 48.48 square kilometers (18.73 sq mi) of area.
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