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Chihuahua 1. Genral Information about the state * History * Latitude and Longuitude * Population * Largest city * Municipal subdivisions * Foundation * Time Zone 2. Creel * Geography * Atractions * What and where to eat * Where to stay * People and their traditions 3. Cusihuiriachi * Geography * Atractions * What and where to eat * Where to stay * People and their traditions 4. Baseasiachi * Geography * Atractions * What and where to eat * Where to stay * People and their traditions 5. Cuahtemoc * Geography * Atractions * What and where to eat * Where to stay * People and their traditions 6. Ocampo * Geography * Atractions * What and where to eat * Where to stay * People and their traditions 7. Parral * Geography * Atractions * What and where to eat * Where to stay * People and their traditions 8. Casas Grandes * Geography * Atractions * What and where to eat * Where to stay * People and their traditions 9. Chihuahua * Geography * Atractions * What and where to eat * Where to stay * People and their traditions

Chihuahua 10. Genral Information about the state * History.-
As it was the case in most of the northern territories of the country, the first Inhabitants of the present day state of Chihuahua belonged to violent nomadic or semi-nomadic ethnic groups which left little or no trace of their existence upon the arrival of the Spanish invaders. The major native groups that occupied the area include the Tarahumaras, Tepehuanes, Tubas, Jumiles, Pimas, Conchos, Salineros, Guarijios and Chisos. The archeological site of Paquime and the one known as 40 Casas or forty houses, are two of

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