Lukeville, Arizona & Sonoyta, Mexico.
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Sonoyta, Sonora is a town in the northern Mexican state of Sonora. It stands on the U.S.-Mexico border, facing Lukeville, Arizona, in the United States. It is the municipal seat of the municipality of Plutarco El�as Calles.
Sonoyta is situated at an important crossroads. Federal Highway 2 crosses here. Federal Highway 8 leading toward Lukeville, Arizona (U.S.-Mexico border of Sonoyta) crosses the city. This road also travels to Rocky Point or Puerto Pe�asco, Sonora.
Sonoyta is used as a crossover point for American tourists headed to Puerto Pe�asco, Sonora or other cities in Northern Mexico. Puerto Pe�asco, a popular beach city, is located about 60 miles (100 km) southwest on Highway 8.
Also, many illegal immigrants use the town to make their final preparations for a treacherous trek through the Sonoran Desert into the USA.
IMPORTANT NOTE: A passport or other WHTI-compliant travel document is necessary for U.S. and Canadian citizens traveling to Mexico. You may not be asked to present your passport if entering Mexico by land, but you will surely need to present one upon your return to the United States.
SO HAVE A PASSPORT WITH YOU!
Sonoyta features many urban features, as well as a downtown with many small stores and markets. Services of major companies, such as Pemex, are available.
If You Drive Your Car Into Mexico
You Must Have Mexican Auto Insurance!
American Auto Insurance Is Not Recognized By Mexico Law!
You Can Go To Jail, If You Have A Wreck & No Mexican Insurance!
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To Purchase Auto Insurance In Mexico. No Obligation!
Border crossing between Lukeville, Arizona.
& Sonoyta, Sonora, Mexico. Gringo Pass Lukeville Arizona Postoffice.
If You Drive Your Car Into Mexico
You Must Have Mexican Auto Insurance!
American Auto Insurance Is Not Recognized By Mexico Law!
You Can Go To Jail, If You Have A Wreck & No Mexican Insurance!
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To Purchase Auto Insurance In Mexico. No Obligation!
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We wish to thank Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia for some of the information on our web pages. We share images and information with Wikipedia. We also donate to Wikipedia, & would suggest that others do the same. Sonoyta, Sonora is a town in the northern Mexican state of Sonora. It stands on the U.S.-Mexico border, facing Lukeville, Arizona, in the United States. It is the municipal seat of the municipality of Plutarco El�as Calles.
Sonoyta is situated at an important crossroads. Federal Highway 2 crosses here. Federal Highway 8 leading toward Lukeville, Arizona (U.S.-Mexico border of Sonoyta) crosses the city. This road also travels to Rocky Point or Puerto Pe�asco, Sonora. Sonoyta is used as a crossover point for American tourists headed to Puerto Pe�asco, Sonora or other cities in Northern Mexico. Puerto Pe�asco, a popular beach city, is located about 60 miles (100 km) southwest on Highway 8.
Also, many illegal immigrants use the town to make their final preparations for a treacherous trek through the Sonoran Desert into the USA.
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IMPORTANT NOTE: A passport or other WHTI-compliant travel document is necessary for U.S. and Canadian citizens traveling to Mexico. You may not be asked to present your passport if entering Mexico by land, but you will surely need to present one upon your return to the United States. SO HAVE A PASSPORT WITH YOU! Sonoyta features many urban features, as well as a downtown with many small stores and markets. Services of major companies, such as Pemex, are available.
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If You Drive Your Car Into Mexico
You Must Have Mexican Auto Insurance!
American Auto Insurance Is Not Recognized By Mexico Law!
You Can Go To Jail, If You Have A Wreck & No Mexican Insurance!
Click On This Link
To Purchase Auto Insurance In Mexico. No Obligation!
Border crossing between Lukeville, Arizona.
& Sonoyta, Sonora, Mexico. Gringo Pass Lukeville Arizona Postoffice.
| Border crossing between Lukeville, Arizona. & Sonoyta, Sonora, Mexico. | Gringo Pass Lukeville Arizona Postoffice. |
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If You Drive Your Car Into Mexico
You Must Have Mexican Auto Insurance!
American Auto Insurance Is Not Recognized By Mexico Law!
You Can Go To Jail, If You Have A Wreck & No Mexican Insurance!
Click On This Link
To Purchase Auto Insurance In Mexico. No Obligation!
We Are Proud Of Our SafeSurf Rating!
Click On Any Of The Following Links By Amazon.Com
For Books Or Videos About Touring In Mexico. No Obligation!
Click On The Link Below To See Good Maps Of Mexico
The Locals, ( Taxi Drivers Included ) Use the "Guia Roji Mexico Road Atlas"
We Highly Recommend It!!!
Click On Any Of The Following Links By Amazon.Com
For Books, & Videos About Touring Arizona. No Obligation!