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Santa Rosalía de Camargo
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| Country | Mexico | ||
| State | Chihuahua | ||
| Municipality | Camargo | ||
| Area | |||
| • Total | 16,066.50 km2 (6,203.3 sq mi) | ||
| Elevation | 1,250 m (4,101 ft) | ||
| Population (2005) | |||
| • Total | 39,149 | ||
Santa Rosalía de Camargo, originally called Santa Rosalia, and now known as "Camargo City", is a city in the eastern part of the Mexican state of Chihuahua. It serves as municipal seat of Camargo municipality. It is a colonial town steeped in history. The Mission Santa Rosalía has a beautiful park. Camargo is within a short distance from a small pueblo called Chavira, now Chavira is another neighborhood of the city, and a short distance up the road to the old Precidio San Francisco de Conchos near Lake Boquilla and Lake Colina known as places for tourists to come especially in the summer season, as well as Los Filtros.
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During the Spanish conquest of Mexico, the Spaniards came in and waged war against the Native Conchos Indians who lived there. During the Mexican Revolution, Pancho Villa also invaded Camargo. Other Native tribes such as the Apache Indians came down from the Ojinaga, Chihuahua region not far from El Paso, and waged war against the Conchos Indians. Some used the Rio Grande as well as the Rio Conchos to ride their horses into the region. The River provided water as a source supply for survival. The San Francisco de Conchos area was attacked by various tribes.
The region is known for agriculture, cattle, corn, pecan trees and its surrounding mountains. Camargo is ethnically diverse, but mostly of European origin, composed of Spanish, Basque, Portuguese, French, Italian, German, Mennonites, South African Boers and Conchos Indians. The Tarahumara Indians come into Camargo to sell goods to local people and they live throughout the region and up in the mountains.
The Camargo's Municipality has 248 "Colonias" (neighborhoods) and "Zonas Conurbadas" which make the entire City.
The INEGI census of 2005 showed a population of 39,149 in the city of Santa Rosalía de Camargo, while Camargo municipality had a population of 47,209.
Tourism is a popular activity and a generating potential of currencies, because Camargo City and vicinity possesses a great number of natural attractions, the most popular being:
Wheat, sorghum, cotton, soy bean, maiz (corn), bean, chili, alfalfa, onion.
Nut, grapevine, apricot, watermelon, melon, pear, plum-tree, small peach.
Mostly cattle (cows).
| Name | Level | Type |
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| Adolfo Lopez Mateos | Primary School | Public |
| Alonso N Urueta | Primary School | Public |
| Amado Nervo Institute | Kindergarten, Primary, Junior High School | Private |
| Antonio Casso | Kindergarten | Public |
| Arturo Armendariz Delgado | Kindergarten | Public |
| Benemérito de las Américas. ES-4 | Junior High School | Public |
| Benito Juárez | Primary School | Public |
| Bertha Von Glumer 1392 | Kindergarten | Public |
| Bini Re'e | Kindergarten | Public |
| CAMLE S.C. CENDI | Preschool | Private |
| Bilingual college Carmen Ibarra de Briseño | Kindergarten, Primary School | Private |
| CEDEX Cuitlahuac 3410 | Adult Education | Public |
| CENDI SEP.# 10 | Preschool | Public |
| Multiple Attention Center # 2 | Special Education | Public |
| Center of Technological and Industrial Services Baccalaureate # 143 | Technical High School | Public |
| Commercial Training Center | Adult Education | Private |
| Superior Studies Center of Camargo | University | Private |
| Chihuahua Schoolar Center | Adult Education, Work Training | Private |
| 20-30 Club | Kindergarten | Public |
| Cuitlahuac # 2334 | Primary School | Public |
| Division Del Norte Highschool | High School | Semi-Private |
| Edmundo Porras Fierro 2212 | Primary School | Public |
| Sexual Education | Adult Education, Work Training | Public |
| Enrique Laubscher | Kindergarten | Public |
| Infantile Stays Camargo Chihuahua Mexico | Preschool | Private |
| Infantile Stays Camargo A. C. 059 | Preschool | Private |
| Esther T. Castellanos #2230 | Primary School | Public |
| Faculty of Accountancy and Administration, Chihuahua's Autonomous University, Extension Camargo | University | Public Autonomous |
| Fernando Ahuatzin Reyes | Primary School | Public |
| Francisco I. Madero | Primary School | Public |
| Gregorio M. Solis | Primary School | Public |
| Hector de la Garza 2764 | Primary School | Public |
| Ignacia Rodriguez Lozoya | Primary School | Public |
| Ignacio Camargo 2039 | Primary School | Public |
| Institute of managerial computation Camargo | Adult Education, Work Training | Private |
| Irma Aceves de Galindo 2773 | Primary School | Public |
| Jaime Torres Bodet | Primary School | Public |
| Jesus Hilario Cardona Rodriguez | Adult Education, Secondary Grade | Public |
| Jose Refugio Mar de la Rosa | Primary School | Public |
| Jose Rosas Moreno | Kindergarten | Public |
| Lazaro Cardenas | Primary School | Public |
| María de Jesus Bejarano 2040 | Primary School | Public |
| Maria Curie | Primary school | Public |
| Maria del Refugio Hermosillo | Kindergarten | Public |
| Maria Montessori | Kindergarten | Public |
| Netzahualcoyotl | Primary School | Public |
| Niños Heroes 1364 | Primary School | Public |
| Aborigen School, (Ethnical school) | Kindergarten, Primary School | Public |
| Ramon Lopez Velarde | Kindergarten | Public |
| Salvador Martinez Prieto 1330 | Kindergarten | Public |
| State's Junior High School 3032 | Junior High School | Public |
| State's Junior High School 3063 | Junior High School | Public |
| Technical Secondary School #35 | Junior High School | Public |
| Tec Millenio University | University | Private |
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