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Mexico is so extensive with varying climates, geography and city layouts that the only general description would be that most cities have a central plaza or zocalo, around which you can find a church or cathedral as well as most of the government buildings. Layout is square for most of the downtown, while more modern parts of the city follow an organic pattern; cities with enough size and income can afford to have better infrastructure such as freeways, subways or other large-scale public transportation.

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