Boroughs of the Mexican Federal District

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The Mexican Federal District is divided into 16 boroughs (delegaciones) for local government and administrative purposes. These do not have regulatory powers, which are mostly centralized in the Federal District government. The head of a borough is called delegado in Spanish.

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Borough Population People / km² People and places
01 Álvaro Obregón 685,327 8,877
02 Azcapotzalco 440,558 13,230
03 Benito Juárez 359,334 13,494
04 Coyoacán 639,021 11,858 UNAM, Frida Kahlo, Estadio Azteca, Churubusco,
05 Cuajimalpa 151,127 1,867
06 Cuauhtémoc 515,132 15,880 Zócalo, Palacio de Bellas Artes, Paseo de la Reforma, Tepito
07 Gustavo A. Madero 1,233,922 14,245 Basilica of Guadalupe
08 Iztacalco 410,717 17,935
09 Iztapalapa 1,771,673 15,398 Cerro de la Estrella
10 Magdalena Contreras  221,762 2,943 Battle of Padierna (1847)
11 Miguel Hidalgo 351,846 7,583 Chapultepec
12 Milpa Alta 96,744 341 San Pedro Actopan
13 Tláhuac 302,483 3,296
14 Tlalpan 580,776 1,904 El Colegio de México, Six Flags Mexico
15 Venustiano Carranza 462,089 13,827 Benito Juárez International Airport
16 Xochimilco 368,798 2,946 Xochimilco Lake
  Total / Average 8,591,309 5,767


Mexican post codes beginning with "02" are in Azcapotzalco; those beginning with "14" are in Tlalpan, etc.

The population figures (2000 census) are from demographia.com.

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