Benito Juárez Municipality, Sonora
27- 109.83333333333Koordinaten: 27 ° 0 ' N, 109 ° 50 ' W
The municipality of Benito Juárez is one of the 72 administrative units in the Mexican state of Sonora. It borders the Municipalities Cajeme and Etchojoa and the Gulf of California.
History
The district was formed after the construction of the La Angostura dam from parts of the municipios Etchojoa in the 1940s.
Government
Presidents were:
- Manuel de Jesús Bustamante Sandoval (2009-2012)
- Felipe Mondragon Fragoso (2009)
- Ernesto Cornejo Valenzuela (2006-2009)
- Víctor Molina Beltrán (2003-2006)
- María Cristina Carvajal Pack (2000-2003)
- Ramon Marquez Vera (1997-2000)
- Luis Herrera Portillo (1994-1997)
Aconchi | Agua Prieta | Álamos | altar | Arivechi | Arizpe | Atil | Bacadéhuachi | Bacanora | Bacerac | Bacoachi | Bácum | Banamichi | Baviácora | Baviaspe | Benito Juárez | Benjamín Hill | Caborca | Cajeme | Cananea | Carbó | Cucurpe | Cumpas | Divisaderos | Empalme | Etchojoa | Fronteras | General Plutarco Elías Calles | Granados | Guaymas | Hermosillo | Huachinera | Huásabas | Huatabampo | Huépac | Imuris | La Colorada | Magdalena | Mazatán | Montezuma | Naco | Nácori Chico | Nacozari de García | Navojoa | Nogales | Onavas | Opodepe | Oquitoa | Pitiquito | Puerto Penasco | Quiriego | Rayón | Rosario de Tesopaco | Sahuaripa | San Felipe de Jesús | San Ignacio Río Muerto | San Javier | San Luis Río Colorado | San Miguel de Horcasitas | San Pedro de la Cueva | Santa Ana | Santa Cruz | Saric | Soyopa | Suaqui Grande | Tepache | Trincheras | Tubutama | Ures | Villa Hidalgo | Villa Pesqueira | Yécora
- Municipality in Sonora