There are many mountains in Mexico, such as the Popocatepetl, Iztaccihuatl, Cofre de Perote or Pico de Orizaba. If you mean "mountain ranges", there are three in Mexico. One is the Sierra Madre Oriental on eastern Mexico; the other is the Sierra Madre Occidental on western Mexico and the Sierra Madre del Sur on southern Mexico.
If you mean the chain of volcanoes that bisects the country from east to west, they're called the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt, known locally as the Sierra Nevada (not to be confused with the California [U.S.] mountains of the same name).
Some of them would be:
Yes. Some examples include:
In the United States the Andes are called Rocky Mountains and in Mexico they are called Sierra Madre Mountains.
The Rocky Mountains, which in Mexico are called Sierra Madre Occidental.
There are several mountain ranges in New Mexico. Some include the Caballo Mountains, Brazos Mountains, Florida Mountains, Datil Mountains, and Gallo Mountains.
The name of the mountains that cover much of the northern part of Mexico is Sierra Modre Mountains
The Rocky Mountains.
New Mexico's Mountains
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No. The Rocky Mountains end in northern New Mexico.
the Aztec society lived in Mexico on a small island they called Tenochtitlan
Yes! There are lots of them.
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Betwin San Diego and Mexicali (sierra de Juarez and San Pedro Martir) and betwin Sorora and Chihuahua (sierra madre occidental) the you enter the central plateau of Mexico (Mexican highplains frome Chihuahua all the way to Mexico City.