[{"n": "Acapulco", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/acapulco/", "s": "Historic Pacific port and resort city in Guerrero, Mexico."}, {"n": "Aguascalientes (city)", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/aguascalientes-city/", "s": "Capital of Aguascalientes state, founded on hot springs."}, {"n": "Cancún", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/canc-n/", "s": "Planned tourist city on Mexico's Caribbean coast."}, {"n": "Chihuahua City", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/chihuahua-city/", "s": "State capital of Chihuahua, Mexico; historic seat of Juárez's government."}, {"n": "Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/ciudad-nezahualc-yotl/", "s": "City built on drained Lake Texcoco, home to over one million."}, {"n": "Cuautitlán Izcalli", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/cuautitl-n-izcalli/", "s": "Planned city and municipality in the State of Mexico."}, {"n": "Cuernavaca", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/cuernavaca/", "s": "Capital of Morelos, likely origin of Mesoamerican civilization, known for eternal spring."}, {"n": "Culiacán", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/culiac-n/", "s": "Culiacán, whose full official name is Culiacán Rosales, serves as both the capital and the largest city of the"}, {"n": "Durango (city)", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/durango-city/", "s": "Capital of Durango state, founded as a mining town."}, {"n": "Ecatepec de Morelos", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/ecatepec-de-morelos/", "s": "Third most-populous municipality in Mexico, northern suburb of Mexico City."}, {"n": "San Luis Potosí (city)", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/san-luis-potos-city/", "s": "Capital and industrial hub of San Luis Potosí, Mexico."}, {"n": "Tampico", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/tampico/", "s": "Mexican port city that led the early oil boom."}, {"n": "Torreón", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/torre-n/", "s": "Young industrial city in Coahuila, Mexico."}, {"n": "Tuxtla Gutiérrez", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/tuxtla-guti-rrez/", "s": "Capital and largest city of Chiapas, Mexico."}, {"n": "Veracruz (city)", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/veracruz-city/", "s": "Mexico's oldest, largest, and historically most significant port city."}, {"n": "Villahermosa", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/villahermosa/", "s": "Capital of Tabasco, known as the Energy City of Mexico."}, {"n": "Xalapa", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/xalapa/", "s": "Capital of Veracruz, known as the City of Flowers."}, {"n": "Zapopan", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/zapopan/", "s": "Most populous municipality in Jalisco, home to a venerated Marian statue."}, {"n": "Tlalnepantla de Baz", "u": "/e/mexican-cities/tlalnepantla-de-baz/", "s": "Municipality in Mexico State, north of Mexico City."}]