The Pearl - La Paz, Mexico
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The document provides information about the geography, bodies of water, climate, mountains, and economy of La Paz, Mexico. It notes that La Paz has beaches with soft white sand and is a popular international tourism destination. The climate is mild, with many tourists visiting in December to escape cold weather. The main industries are tourism, mining, manufacturing and construction. It also provides distances between La Paz and Mexico City by land and water.
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- 1. By: Taylor and Logan
- 2. La Paz is the capital of Baja California
- 3. Geography The geography of La Paz, Mexico is the beautiful region is distinguished by beaches; it is the favorite international tourism. The beaches have little slopes and soft white sand.
- 4. Bodies of Water around La Paz The water surrounding La Paz is the Gulf of California and the Pacific Ocean.
- 5. The Pacific Ocean and Gulf of California
- 6. The mountains in La Paz The only mountain in La Paz is Sierra De La Laguna.
- 7. The Mountain
- 8. The climate in La Paz The high season in La Pa starts in December. Large number of tourist come to La Paz during this time to get away from the cold climates.
- 9. The Capital of Mexico The Capital of Mexico is Mexico City (Ciudad de Mexico). It is located around chief universities, magnificent museums, popular theatres, art centers and scholarly magazines and new papers.
- 10. On Water and on land from Mexico City to La Paz From La Paz to Mexico City across water is 788 miles. La Paz is 2,750 miles apart from Mexico City on land.
- 11. Main ways to make a living in La Paz. The main ways of making a living is tourism, mining, light manufacturing, construction.
- 12. Why John Steinbeck is controversial writer John Steinbeck is a controversial writer, because he changes history, smashes capitalism and is against politics. An author can have more than one meaning in mind when choosing names, and details for a story, because it can mean multiple things. The significance for using these objects as symbols, because he wants to show that he doesn’t like them and wants to get rid of them. These symbols evoke the readers emotions, because he wants the readers to see his emotions.
- 13. Bibliography "Baja California/Lower California." Baja California , Lower California. N.p., n.d. Web. 07 Nov. 2012. <http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~robles/ bc/bajacalif.html>. "Capital of Mexico." Capital of Mexico. N.p., n.d. Web. 09 Nov. 2012. <http://www.mexicomapxl.com/land-and- people/capital.html>. "Mexico La Paz - Complete Geography and City Guide." Mexico La Paz - Complete Geography and City Guide. N.p., n.d. Web. 07 Nov. 2012. <http://www.mexico-lapaz.com/ en/geografia.aspx>.