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City Mayor  Dr. Joaquin Navarro Quijada (inaugurated Sept 15, 2009)
Founded	1681
Population	City 13,000 / Municipality 30,000
Internationals	300 families
Elevation	1,346 feet
Location	50 km East of Navojoa, Hwy 15 in the State of Sonora
Airstrip	Paved 4,000 feet

President Zedillo declared 188 structures in the Colonial City of Alamos as National Historic Monuments on November 23, 2000.

The city is in position for being considered a United Nations World Heritage Site of which there are fourteen sites in Mexico.

Alamos has been named one of a limited number of 'Pueblos Magicos' in Mexico, a special designation that has brought funds for undergrounding the electric wires.

The Office of Conventions and Visitors for Alamos at The Tourism Office on Plaza de Armas in Alamos.
Director: Lic. Nidia Salido
Oficina de Convenciones y Visitantes for Navojoa

Mansions built in the late 1700s, abandoned and then restored after WWII can be toured for a fee that helps Amigos de Educación fund further education for deserving students.

Alamos is a unique bio-community. See Eco Culture and Things to Do.

Museo Costumbrista de Sonora is one of the best museums in Northern Sonora.

The Surrounding Area includes the estuaries alive with bird life, Mayo villages, a mining town, rivers where you can take float trips and trails for horseback riding. See Activities and Excursions

Unique Accommodations make Alamos a destination.

World Class Bird and Exotic Animal Hunting attracts international visitors.

Telephone, fax, internet, cable TV, postal services in Alamos.

Prime Industries, Business Opportunities, Sonoran Products

Medical Insurance, Medical and Dental Services in Alamos

Banorte, a Money Exchange and a currency converter.

The seasons, weather and current temperatures.