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- Baja California - Wikipedia
While Baja Norte and Baja California Norte are well-established terms for the northern half of the Baja California peninsula, they do not officially exist as political designations for any state or region
- Baja Fresh Mexican Grill: Local Mexican Food
Skip the line and order online with the Baja Fresh® app! You can save your preferred location and easily reorder your Baja Fresh favorites for pickup or delivery Plus, you can check your Club Baja™ Rewards points balance, view available offers and rewards and see details on promotional campaigns
- Baja California | Mexico, Map, History, Facts | Britannica
The peninsula is approximately 760 miles (1,220 km) long and 25 to 150 miles (40 to 240 km) wide, with a total area of 55,366 square miles (143,396 square km) Politically, it is divided into the Mexican states of Baja California and Baja California Sur
- BAJA Culinary Fest
Join us for a unique experience filled with the vibrant flavors of the region Baja California’s reputation shared amongst all municipalities is a hub for Baja-Med cuisine Chefs combine Mexican, Mediterranean, and Asian flavors to create innovative dishes that emphasize fresh, local ingredients
- Baja California: 9 of the best things to do - Lonely Planet
From partying in lively Ensenada to relaxing on the stunning beaches near La Paz, experience the very best of Baja California with these top things to do
- Map of the Baja California Peninsula - Baja Ecotours
Baja is largely an untouched and sparsely populated desert wilderness stretching from the cold waters of the Eastern Pacific to the warm water currents from the southern hemisphere that feed the nutrient rich waters of the Sea of Cortez
- Baja California Travel | Discover the Best Destinations and Experiences . . .
Explore Baja California and its wonders: from the Guadalupe Valley to the beaches of Ensenada and Tijuana Discover unique experiences, cuisine, adventures and culture
- Baja California - Visit Mexico
Baja California has long been one of the most famous border states, and a cultural and beach-destination powerhouse But people come for more than the laid-back vibe and the surfing scene
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