Awesome Pics of Mexico City

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[KyleUSAF]

[n8r]

That is some crazy stuff, they have some awesome architecture goin on on tho

[meteorachick]

holy crap, thats some great pictures

[JROC]

Isn't Mexico City the second largiest city in the world after Tokyo.

[04MonteSS]

I thought those pics were PS for a while, pretty funny how they got a pic of a jumper and the cops talking him out of it.

[RySko]

It looks soooo nice when it's all lit up at night, damn.

Mustang cruise to Mexico City, GO!

[bluemustang]

Quote: Originally Posted by JROC Isn't Mexico City the second largiest city in the world after Tokyo.

I think so Tokyo has 35 million people and Mexico City has 20 million


Thats a whole lotta people wwooo

[obrienmd2]

Actually Mexico City is the largest city in the world, estimated to be around 60 million when I lived there back in the early 90s, but there is such a huge amount of homeless and very very poor people that they aren't even registered with the city. The 20 million would be the registered citizens more than likely. These are great pictures. Seeing I haven't been there since 1993, it was great to see a bunch of recognizable things I remember seeing. The house that looks futuristic, I remember my friends used to live down the road from them. Apparently, but not positive, it belonged to a bigwig in the telephone business. Again, thanks for letting me reminisce for awhile on the great times I had living there. Beautiful country and people. I would love to go back there someday.

[bugmeknot]

Not even close to the highest population... By a long shot. when factoring in suburbia (or slum-burbia :P) it comes in third place.

List of the highest

[Thomas91169]

yeah its got some awesome architecture going on, weve had a few architectural panel jobs going there. you can do alot of awesome things when you get out of the normal metal looking panels and venture into the more abstract color side of the spectrum, mixed in with central america architecture.

[obrienmd2]

True I was basing it off of the suburbs as well but a large majority of the poverty level aren't even registered with the city or state in Mexico City. The estimates put it much higher when those individuals are taken into consideration. But I'm only going by what I was told by the embassy in Mexico City. A couple other sites show various stats that aren't close to either one of ours.

List of cities by population - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

BBC NEWS | | Urbanisation

But regardless, to stay focused on the pictures. Thanx for the memories

[sweetdude]

Somebody needs to ship some serious crates of condoms down to those people. actually that goes for all the mexicans that seems to pop out babies like pez dispensers.

[wiarumas]

wow.. thats sweet.

i thought it was a lego recreation of the city in the first 5 pics or so.

that architecture is awesome.

[Taywi]

i love that futuristic house

[DPM]

The Federal District (only Mexico D.F.) is 8 million. But the metropolitan area of Mexico City is the is 19.44 million people. Making it the 3rd metropolitan area after Tokyo and Seoul. See links below.


List of metropolitan areas by population - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Metropolitan areas of Mexico - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[Annie_2000]

Quote: Originally Posted by obrienmd2 Actually Mexico City is the largest city in the world, estimated to be around 60 million when I lived there back in the early 90s, but there is such a huge amount of homeless and very very poor people that they aren't even registered with the city. The 20 million would be the registered citizens more than likely. These are great pictures. Seeing I haven't been there since 1993, it was great to see a bunch of recognizable things I remember seeing. The house that looks futuristic, I remember my friends used to live down the road from them. Apparently, but not positive, it belonged to a bigwig in the telephone business. Again, thanks for letting me reminisce for awhile on the great times I had living there. Beautiful country and people. I would love to go back there someday.

Wow!! let me explain to you that people is not register in the city. Mexicans same as US Citizens have a voting card however what counts the people is the census, this is done house by house every 10 years and it is very exact, opposite to the US you will not see as many homeless in the streets, most people even when they are working in the streets HAVE a house. I am surprise that you say things like that there are 60 milliom people, you obviously have never even visit Mexico City. Yes there is poor people but they are happy en general, remember that money is not everything in life.

Not just the pictures are beautiful so is the country and the people, people that lived in Mexico in the 90s know how good Mexico was and why there was not middle class coming to the US because it was much better, that changed because of the crime but still a very good place to live if you are young, it is really fun and you have much more freedom even when you sleep in your parents house.

Mexico has great buildings and houses very creative, if you have a chance to go to the City go to Santa Fe the buildings and house are really nice. There are many places but I like Santa Fe the best because it is a new development so the architects are really doing great things.