Mexico's Mountainous Landscape
The Gulf of California serves as a vital breeding ground for whales, while Mexico's rugged terrain is among the most mountainous in the world. With major mountain ranges like the Sierra Madre and the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt, much of the country is uninhabitable, leading to a significant urban population concentrated in central Mexico. Mexico City stands out as the largest and oldest city in North America, reflecting the rich history and complexity of the region's geography.In this clip
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