- Main Page
- HISTORY
- Prehistory ~15,000BC to 300AC
- Protohistory 300AC to 1687AC
- History 1687 to Today
- 1687 - 1810 Colonial Times
- STRUCTURAL ASPECTS
- Strategic Location of the Pimeria Alta
- Structure of the Society
- Stages of the Colonial Period
- EVENTS
- Spanish Expeditions
- Father Kino
- After Kino´s Death
- Planchas de Plata
- Mission Growth 1741 to 1750
- The Pima Revolt
- Mission Decay 1751 to 1767
- 1767 The Jesuit Expulsion
- Franciscan Arrival
- Juan Bautista de Anza´s Expeditions
- Bourbon Reforms
- Instability
- 1810 - 1880 Independence to Porfirism 1810
- 1880 - 1910 Porfirism
- STRUCTURAL ASPECTS
- The Building of the Sonora Railroad
- Mining Development of Northern Sonora
- Social Structure and Families
- Ideology and Social Classes
- Main Buildings
- MAIN EVENTS
- 1880 Customs House Decree
- 1880 - 1884 Before the Founding of Nogales
- 1884 Founding of Nogales
- 1884 The Nogales Township is established
- 1886 The Last Geronimo Campaign
- 1887 - 1891 Years of Economic Growth
- 1891 - 1895 The Border is Remeasured
- 1896 - 1910 Just Before the Revolution
- 1910 - 1920 Mexican Revolution
- STRUCTURAL ASPECTS
- Causes of the Revolution
- Role of the Border in the Revolution
- Stages of the Revolution in the Border
- EVENTS OF THE REVOLUTION
- 1911-1912: Maderismo in Nogales
- 1913 - 1915 Fights Between Maytorena and Calles
- Defeat of Villismo
- 1916 Worsening of the International Relations
- 1918: The International Incident of August 27
- 1919 - 1920 Gradual Return to Peace
- 1920 - 1959 Postrevolution
- Nogales is a City
- 1920 Law that Declares nogales a City
- 1920 - 1922 How will Nogales be?
- 1922 - 1925 Economic Uncertainty
- 1926 - 1928 More education and Tourism
- 1929 Escobarist Rebellion
- 1929 Before the Great Depression
- 1930 - 1934 Years of Crisis
- 1935 Ideological Struggles
- 1936 - 1939 Different Visions of Nogales
- 1940 - 1944 Second World War
- 1945 - 1949 The Nogales we want
- 1950 - 1954 It is necessary to change
- 1955 - 1959 The Federal Model for Nogales
- 1960 to Today
- 1687 - 1810 Colonial Times
- Nogales, Arizona History
- Testaments of Sonora (External Site, In Spanish)
- Nature
- Social Themes
- Regional Tourism
- Nogales Photo Album
Gila topminnow
Click on the image to see it larger
Poeciliopcis occidentalis occidentalis
It can be distinguished by having a bulging belly, and the tail ending straight.
It is the most common fish along the Santa Cruz or Alisos rivers. In the image we can see both sexes. The male is black, while the female is lighter.
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