Anyone done an overlay of Mexico City with poplular landmarks or points of interest?

With the search funktion i found these links:
Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico in 3-D!
Woodhenge and the Cahokia Mounds
Yucatan & Dinosaur Extinction Meteor Impact Crater
Mexico Map
The first nuclear explosion in history
the posts there have overlay attachments.
Welcome on board, reedone!

I will put some placemarks of ancient pyramids this is Tenayuca

These are the remains of the great Templo Mayor in the Aztec City of Tenochtitlan founded in 1325

Dicovered in 1978 in the excavation works of the subway system

With the destuction of the Aztec temples the spanish conquerors rebuild with their stones the Colonial Mexico City


Cortes Describes Aztec Sacrifices, 1521

Templo Mayor Website

This stone of Coyolxahuqi "Queen of the Moon" was found buried in this place



Aztec Templo Mayor Museum Mexico City



Aztec Maps and Artifacts

Ancient Maps of Tenochtitlan Aztec City in today Mexico City
Map of Tenochtitlan
The Alonso Map of Tenochtitlan

Cuicuilco "The place of songs and dances"
This is the only circular pyramid in Mexico located in the south east of Mexico City
Of all the marvelous pyramids in Mexico, only one has been found which was built with a truly circular base. Why? Did the primitive Mexicans also know that circles had 360 degrees of arc or was this strictly a Celtic privilege?
The Code of the Ancients

The first habitants of this place founded it in 1200 B.C.


The Cuicuilco Pyramid and Fingerprints of the Gods

Tlatelolco
"La Plaza de las 3 culturas" is a symbol of Modern Mexico
with ancient aztec ruins, a 17th century spanish temple of Santiago and modern buildings around the place.
Tlatelolco Website

Cuauhtemoc, the last king of the Tlatelolco and then of Tenochtitlan Aztecs waged and lost the war against the spanish conquistadores after the death of Moctezuma the Last emperor of Tenochtitlan

Tenochtitlan the beautiful city of the aztecs fell in August 13, 1521.

These people were the creators of the Aztec Calender a magnificent piece of carved stone that ruled their lives.







In October 2 1968 the government of Mexico killed hundreds or maybe thousands of students protesting for reforms
The Truth About Tlatelolco, 1968

The Santa Cecilia pyramid was linked to the Tenayuca pyramid and afterwards it fell under the dominion of Tenochtitlan as another peripheric site of Aztec influence

Acatitlan means Place of Canes





In the place they have founded ceramic from Toltec Tollan Origin 800- 1150 AC, Aztec II (1200 a 1430 AC) and Aztec
III (1430 a 1521).

DirectorTV,
Saludos... That uses most of my Spanish... Mi esposa, has 4 years of spanish in school and helps me with some of the less known words.

I just love this BBS, we now have active users posting great pieces of geography, history and cultural information from the US, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, England, Australia, Norway, France, Germany, and yes, even Kentucky. Welcome aboard.

Thank you Robin
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This is my home and and the photograhs are my boy



and litlle lady is my daughter


she bless you all, welcome here also and have a fun time in Mexico

This is my first overlay so bear with me please
I will edit it as soon as I know more This is the map

These are the keys to the map
1. Templo Mayor
2. Cathedral
3. National Palace
4. Supreme Court of Justice
5. D.F. Gouvernment
6. Santo Domingo Church
7. S.E.P./La Encarnaci�n
8. San Ildefonso Museum
9. San Carlos Academy
10. La Merced Cloister
11. City Museum
12. Sor Juana Cloister
13. San Agust�n Church
14. San Francisco Church
15. Iturbide Palace
16. House of Tiles
17. Latinamerican Tower
18. Postal Main Office
19. Minery Palace
20. Nat. Museum of Art