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Potrero de los Indios, Santiago Papasquiaro
Potrero de los Indios je naselje u Meksiku, u saveznoj državi Durango, u opštini Santiago Papasquiaro.
Prema proceni iz 2013. godine u naselju je živelo 6 stanovnika.[1][2] Naselje se nalazi na nadmorskoj visini od 1729 m.
Reference
Literatura
- Kirkwood, Burton (2005) (engleski). The History of Mexico. Palgrave Macmillan Trade. ISBN 1403962588.
- Enrique Krauze (1998). Mexico: Biography of Power: A history of Modern Mexico 1810–1996. New York: Harper Perennial. ISBN 0-06-092917-0.
- Meyer, Michael C.; Beezley, William H., ur. (2000) (engleski). The Oxford History of Mexico. Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-511228-8.
- Santiago, Levy (2008). Good intentions, bad outcomes: Social policy, informality, and economic growth in Mexico. Brookings Institution Press. ISBN 0815752199
- Meyer, Michael C., William L. Sherman, i Susan M. Deeds (2002) (engleski). The Course of Mexican History (7th izd.). Oxford U.P.
- Russell, Philip (2010). The history of Mexico: from pre-conquest to present. Routledge. ISBN 978-0-415-87237-9.
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- Werner, Michael S., ur. (2001). Concise Encyclopedia of Mexico. Routledge. ISBN 1579583377
Vanjske veze
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Canatlán, Duran • Canelas, Duran • Coneto de Comonfort, Duran • Cuencamé, Duran • Durango, Duran • El Oro, Duran • General Simón Bolívar, Duran • Guadalupe Victoria, Duran • Guanaceví, Duran • Gómez Palacio, Duran • Hidalgo, Duran • Indé, Duran • Lerdo, Duran • Mapimí, Duran • Mezquital, Duran • Nazas, Duran • Nombre de Dios, Duran • Nuevo Ideal, Duran • Ocampo, Duran • Otáez, Duran • Peñón Blanco, Duran • Poanas, Duran • Pueblo Nuevo, Duran • Pánuco de Coronado, Duran • Rodeo, Duran • San Bernardo, Duran • San Dimas, Duran • San Juan de Guadalupe, Duran • San Juan del Río, Duran • San Luis del Cordero, Duran • San Pedro del Gallo, Duran • Santa Clara, Duran • Santiago Papasquiaro, Duran • Súchil, Duran • Tamazula, Duran • Tepehuanes, Duran • Tlahualilo, Duran • Topia, Duran • Vicente Guerrero, Duran
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