Oaxaca state

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Oaxaca state is a culturally rich region in southern Mexico known for its indigenous heritage, colonial architecture, diverse cuisine, and important archaeological sites.

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Label Occurrences
Oaxaca 39
Oaxaca region 4
Oaxaca state canonical 3

Statements (76)

Predicate Object
instanceOf federal state of Mexico
bordersWith State of Chiapas
surface form: Chiapas (state)

Guerrero region
surface form: Guerrero (state)

Pacific Ocean
Puebla (state)
Veracruz
surface form: Veracruz (state)
capital City of Oaxaca de Juárez
surface form: Oaxaca de Juárez
country Mexico
hasArchaeologicalSite Atzompa
Dainzú
Lambityeco
Mitla
Monte Albán
Yagul
Zaachila
hasCity Huajuapan de León
Huatulco
Juchitán de Zaragoza
City of Oaxaca de Juárez
surface form: Oaxaca de Juárez

Puerto Escondido
Salina Cruz
Isthmus of Tehuantepec
surface form: Tehuantepec

Tuxtepec
hasCoastlineOn Pacific Ocean
hasEthnicGroup Chatino people
Chinantec people
Mazatec people
Mixtec people
Mixe people
surface form: Mixé people

Triqui people
Zapotec people
hasMountainRange Sierra Madre del Sur
Sierra Mixteca
Sierra Norte de Oaxaca
hasRegion Cañada Region
Costa Chica region
surface form: Costa Region

Isthmus of Tehuantepec
Istmo region of Oaxaca
surface form: Istmo Region

Mixteca region
surface form: Mixteca Region

Region of Papaloapan
surface form: Papaloapan Region

Sierra Mazateca
Sierra Madre de Oaxaca region
surface form: Sierra Norte Region

Region of Sierra Sur
surface form: Sierra Sur Region

Region of Valles Centrales
surface form: Valles Centrales
hasTraditionalCraft alebrijes
black pottery of San Bartolo Coyotepec
handmade rugs from Teotitlán del Valle
woven textiles
hasTraditionalDish mole coloradito
mole negro
quesillo (Oaxacan string cheese)
tlayudas
hasTraditionalDrink mezcal
hasUNESCOWorldHeritageSite Oaxaca City historic center
surface form: Historic Centre of Oaxaca and Archaeological Site of Monte Albán

Prehistoric Caves of Yagul and Mitla in the Central Valley of Oaxaca
knownFor Guelaguetza
surface form: Guelaguetza festival

archaeological sites
colonial architecture
diverse cuisine
indigenous heritage
mezcal production
traditional textiles
languageUsed Chatino languages
Chinantecan languages
surface form: Chinantec languages

Mazatec languages
Mixtec languages
Mixé languages
Spanish
Triqui language
Zapotecan languages
surface form: Zapotec languages
largestCity City of Oaxaca de Juárez
surface form: Oaxaca de Juárez
locatedInRegion southern Mexico
locatedOnContinent North America
officialName Estado Libre y Soberano de Oaxaca
partOf Mexican Federation
surface form: United Mexican States
shortName Oaxaca

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Subject: Oaxaca state
Description of subject: Oaxaca state is a culturally rich region in southern Mexico known for its indigenous heritage, colonial architecture, diverse cuisine, and important archaeological sites.

Referenced by (48)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Monte Albán locatedIn Oaxaca state
TAR Aerolíneas focusCity Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Tehuacán-Cuicatlán Valley region (adjacent and related ranges) locatedIn Oaxaca state
subject surface form: Tehuacán-Cuicatlán Valley region
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Mexican Federal Highway 200 passesThrough Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Zapotec populationRegion Oaxaca state
Vicente Guerrero placeOfDeath Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Nahua region Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Mexican Federal Highway 190 passesThrough Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Chinantec communities locatedIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Pochutec spokenIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Coatzacoalcos River drainageBasin Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Ahuitzotl territorialExpansion Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca region
Mexican Penutian languages spokenIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Codex Vindobonensis Mexicanus I originatesFrom Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca region
Zapotec people nativeTo Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Eastern Nahuatl region Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Cocijo worshipedIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca region
Mitla locatedIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Main Plaza locatedIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Danzantes reliefs locatedIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca, Mexico
Building J locatedIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Building J locatedIn Oaxaca state
Zapotec script usedInRegion Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Tilantongo locatedIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Mixe–Zoquean languages spokenIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Tututepec locatedIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Region of Costa isCoastalAreaOf Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Huatulco locatedIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Triqui language spokenIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Hierve el Agua locatedIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Salina Cruz locatedIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Ixcatec region Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Cuicatec spokenIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Avenida Oaxaca namedAfter Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Chocho isEndangeredIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Costa Chica of Oaxaca locatedIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Pitao Cozobi worshipedIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca region
Amuzgo language spokenInRegion Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
San Pedro Amuzgos Amuzgo spokenIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Coquihani locatedIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
City of Palo Alto hasSisterCity Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca, Mexico
Insurgent Army (Mexican War of Independence) theaterOfOperations Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Playa Zicatela locatedIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Zipolite locatedIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Mexican Pipeline locatedIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Playa Principal locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Playa Bacocho locatedIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca
Eloxochitlán Mazatec spokenIn Oaxaca state
this entity surface form: Oaxaca