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Basúchil, Mexico

Basúchil is a town of 1,451 people in Chihuahua, Mexico.

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Population1,451 GeoNames
RegionChihuahua
Elevation2,152 m 7,060 ft
Time zoneAmerica/Chihuahua

Why visit Basúchil

Townapedia lists 5 parks and trails in and around town.

About Basúchil

Basúchil (Bajichi), "water well" in the Raramuri language, is a town in the municipality of Guerrero, State of Chihuahua, Mexico. It was founded in 1649 as a presidio to protect the Jesuit mission in the Tarahumara Papigochi region a few miles to the west. Basúchil was initially named La Villa de Aguilar by its founder, Diego Guajardo Fajardo, governor of the New Vizcaya, after his home town, Aguilar de la Frontera, Spain. In 1652 the town was destroyed and its inhabitants killed by an attack incited by the Tarahumara leader Teporaca.

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Parks, trails and playgrounds5

Caminitos

Park

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Letras Basuchiles

Park

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Parque Presidencia

Park

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las canchas

Park

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parquesito

Park · 1.0 km

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Churches and places of worship2

Iglesia Apostólica

Church · Apostolic

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Iglesia Católica

Church · Catholic

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Map of Basúchil

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Getting there and nearby towns

  • Borjas 2 km northwest, about 2 min by car
  • Sáenz 5 km southeast, about 5 min by car
  • La Junta 8 km southeast, about 8 min by car
  • Ciudad Guerrero 9 km west, about 9 min by car
  • Adolfo López Mateos 12 km southeast, about 12 min by car
  • Tacuba 20 km south, about 20 min by car
  • Páramo de Morelos 23 km southeast, about 23 min by car
  • Santo Tomás 25 km northwest, about 25 min by car
  • Cuauhtémoc 54 km east, about 54 min by car
  • Creel 89 km south, about 1 h 30 min by car

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