Below is visualization of the GIS border data we have for Mexico. Features include:

• Simplified to load quickly with minimal loss of detail (2182.0 KB .json file).
• License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
• First-level administrative regions identified by name and id in the source code.
• All files use WGS84 projection. Easily reproject as needed.

Included Administrative Regions

{
    "MXAGU": "Aguascalientes", 
    "MXBCN": "Baja California", 
    "MXBCS": "Baja California Sur", 
    "MXCAM": "Campeche", 
    "MXCHH": "Chihuahua", 
    "MXCHP": "Chiapas", 
    "MXCMX": "Ciudad de México", 
    "MXCOA": "Coahuila", 
    "MXCOL": "Colima", 
    "MXDUR": "Durango", 
    "MXGRO": "Guerrero", 
    "MXGUA": "Guanajuato", 
    "MXHID": "Hidalgo", 
    "MXJAL": "Jalisco", 
    "MXMEX": "México", 
    "MXMIC": "Michoacán", 
    "MXMOR": "Morelos", 
    "MXNAY": "Nayarit", 
    "MXNLE": "Nuevo León", 
    "MXOAX": "Oaxaca", 
    "MXPUE": "Puebla", 
    "MXQUE": "Querétaro", 
    "MXROO": "Quintana Roo", 
    "MXSIN": "Sinaloa", 
    "MXSLP": "San Luis Potosí", 
    "MXSON": "Sonora", 
    "MXTAB": "Tabasco", 
    "MXTAM": "Tamaulipas", 
    "MXTLA": "Tlaxcala", 
    "MXVER": "Veracruz", 
    "MXYUC": "Yucatán", 
    "MXZAC": "Zacatecas"
}

Below is visualization of the GIS border data we have for Mexico. Features include:

• Simplified to load quickly with minimal loss of detail (790.3 KB .json file).
• License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
• All files use WGS84 projection. Easily reproject as needed.