Cabo San Lucas
 (c) Stan Shebs, CC BY-SA 3.0 Przylądek Świętego Łukasza | |||
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| Burmistrz | Óscar René Núñez Cosío, PRD (2008-2011) | ||
| Wysokość | 20 m n.p.m. | ||
| Populacja (2015) • liczba ludności |
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| Nr kierunkowy | 624 | ||
| Kod pocztowy | 23450-23463 | ||
Położenie na mapie Kalifornii Dolnej Południowej  | |||
Położenie na mapie Meksyku  | |||
 22°53′23″N 109°54′56″W/22,889722 -109,915556 | |||
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Cabo San Lucas – miasto w Meksyku, kurort wypoczynkowy na południowym krańcu Półwyspu Kalifornijskiego. W pobliżu miasta leży Przylądek Świętego Łukasza (Cabo San Lucas), zakończony charakterystycznym łukiem skalnym (El Arco de Cabo San Lucas). Miasto jest słynne z okolicznych piaszczystych plaż, licznych miejsc klasy światowej do uprawiania nurkowania oraz największego na świecie turnieju połowu marlinów.
Widok z kosmosu na miasto i okolicę Przylądka San Lucas
Przypisy
- ↑ Carlos Mendoza Davis i in.: LOS CABOS Información Estratégica (hiszp.). setuesbcs.gob.mx, 2020. s. 8. [dostęp 2022-02-04].
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Own work as from the map of municipalities of INEGI and costs taken from OpenStreetMap.org (under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic Licence). Limits of map:
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- Baja_California_Sur_Location_Map.svg: Addicted04
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Own work as from the map of municipalities of INEGI and costs taken from OpenStreetMap.org (under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic Licence). Limits of map:
- West : 115.50' W
- Est : 109.00º W
- North : 28.50° N
- South : 22.50° N
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The built-up areas of Cabo (cape) San Lucas stand out as bright, angular areas inland from the main bay on the tip of the Baja California peninsula. The town is nearly centered on the bay, which looks out onto the blue waters of the Gulf of California. Three dry river beds (white sands in this arid environment) descend from rugged, wooded hills to the coastline. River sands then accumulate to form the white beaches visible along the coastline adjacent to the city. Cabo San Lucas, once just a collection of fishing villages, is now a tourist hotspot (current population 41,000), known for its mild, sunny winter weather. It has grown rapidly in the past few decades, with new neighborhoods sprawling north and northwest (indicated with lines) along major roads. Larger developments stretch northeast along the coast for 40 kilometers from Cabo San Lucas to the slightly larger city of San José del Cabo (not visible). Whale watching competes with marlin fishing as one of the area’s most popular activities.
The built-up areas of Cabo (cape) San Lucas stand out as bright, angular areas inland from the main bay on the tip of the Baja California peninsula. The town is nearly centered on the bay, which looks out onto the blue waters of the Gulf of California. Three dry river beds (white sands in this arid environment) descend from rugged, wooded hills to the coastline. River sands then accumulate to form the white beaches visible along the coastline adjacent to the city. Cabo San Lucas, once just a collection of fishing villages, is now a tourist hotspot (current population 41,000), known for its mild, sunny winter weather. It has grown rapidly in the past few decades, with new neighborhoods sprawling north and northwest (indicated with lines) along major roads. Larger developments stretch northeast along the coast for 40 kilometers from Cabo San Lucas to the slightly larger city of San José del Cabo (not visible). Whale watching competes with marlin fishing as one of the area’s most popular activities.
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