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| Within the city and port of Mazatlan different zones should be visited given their attractions and entertainment offer. Tourists ought to visit Mazatlan Downtown, Mazatlan Malecon, Mazatlan Zona Dorada, and Mazatlan Cerritos. Other interesting cities include Los Mochis and Culiacan, capital city of Sinaloa. |
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 | | Mazatlan Cerritos | | | Mazatlan Zona Cerritos is located 20 minutes away from Downtown and 5 minutes north of Golden Zone. It represents the city northern limits. | | |  | | Mazatlan Malecon | | | Mazatlan Malecon is a 13 mile (21 km.) long corridor composed of 9 sections that go from Downtown or Historic Zone to the north of the city. | | |  | | Mazatlan Zona Dorada | | | Located 4 miles (6.5 km.) north of Downtown. It starts at the Sheik, where Av. del Mar and Rafael Buelna cross, and it ends at Marina El Cid. | | |
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Mazatlan Cities
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| Culiacan - Culiacan is the capital city of Sinaloa and is located in the central part of the state. (Last Updated: 2008-04-05) | | Los Mochis - Located in the north part of Sinaloa, Los Mochis is 200 km or 124 miles north of Culiacan and 400 km or 240 miles north of Mazatlan. (Last Updated: 2008-01-23) | | Mazatlan Cerritos - Mazatlan Zona Cerritos is located 20 minutes away from Downtown and 5 minutes north of Golden Zone. It represents the city northern limits. (Last Updated: 2008-01-04) | | Mazatlan Downtown - Located between Olas Altas Avenue to the north and Teniente Azueta Street to the south. It is the oldest zone in this lovely coastal, colonial city. (Last Updated: 2008-01-04) | | Mazatlan Malecon - Mazatlan Malecon is a 13 mile (21 km.) long corridor composed of 9 sections that go from Downtown or Historic Zone to the north of the city. (Last Updated: 2008-01-04) | | Mazatlan Zona Dorada - Located 4 miles (6.5 km.) north of Downtown. It starts at the Sheik, where Av. del Mar and Rafael Buelna cross, and it ends at Marina El Cid. (Last Updated: 2008-01-04) |
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