Mexico City–Querétaro corridor

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The Mexico City–Querétaro corridor is a major economic and transportation axis in central Mexico that links the capital with the industrial city of Querétaro and numerous intermediate urban centers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf economic corridor
transportation corridor
connects Mexico City NERFINISHED
Querétaro City NERFINISHED
Querétaro metropolitan area NERFINISHED
Valle de México metropolitan area NERFINISHED
country Mexico
developmentTrend growth of commuter towns
industrial expansion
rapid urbanization
economicActivity aerospace industry
automotive industry
logistics
manufacturing
services
hasInfrastructure distribution centers
industrial parks
logistics centers
hasIssue air pollution
traffic congestion
urban sprawl
hasTransportMode bus transport
freight transport
intercity buses
private automobiles
road transport
truck traffic
importance key link between Mexico City and northern Mexico
one of Mexico’s most dynamic industrial regions
part of main road axis from Mexico City to the US border
includesIntermediateUrbanCenters Cuautitlán Izcalli GENERATED
San Juan del Río GENERATED
Tepotzotlán GENERATED
Tula de Allende region GENERATED
links industrial city of Querétaro
national capital of Mexico
locatedIn central Mexico
majorHighway Federal Highway 57 NERFINISHED
Mexico City–Querétaro highway NERFINISHED
passesThrough Hidalgo NERFINISHED
Querétaro NERFINISHED
State of Mexico NERFINISHED
role major economic axis
major transportation axis
strategicFunction connects central Mexico with Bajío region
facilitates interregional trade
supports national supply chains

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San Juan del Río locatedOnTransportCorridor Mexico City–Querétaro corridor
Mexican Federal Highway 57 servesEconomicCorridor Mexico City–Querétaro corridor
this entity surface form: Mexico City–Querétaro–San Luis Potosí–Saltillo–Monterrey corridor