No. It was established by Spanish explorers in 1659. When Mexico won its war of independence against Spain (1821), it became a Mexican possession. After the Mexican-American War (1848), It was then split into El Paso (US) and El Paso del Norte (Mexico). In 1888, El Paso del Norte was renamed as Ciudad Juarez, to honor Mexican president Benito Juarez.
El Paso, Texas qualifies as the city that borders Juarez, Mexico.
El Paso, Texas is opposite to Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, along the US-Mexico Border.
It was established in 1914
juarez is in the state of Chihuahua in Mexico it's the border for El Paso, TX
El paso is right next to Juarez, which is in Mexico
Mexico.
There is a distance on a straight line of 1,556 kilometers (967 miles) between Mexico City and El Paso.
The Franklin Mountains are found in El Paso with an elevation to 7,192 ft (2,192 m). It extends from El Paso into New Mexico. The Franklin Mountains has a state park located in it. Just east of El Paso In New Mexico the Hueco Mountain range can be seen.
He established an exile regime from El Paso del Norte, Chihuahua (todays Ciudad Juarez).
Yes, you can walk across the bridge that connects El Paso to Ciudad Juarez.
New Mexico
New Mexico and arizonia