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Aug 1, 2020 · By Christina Selby. Above: The Pecos sunflower bloom brings new verve to Santa Rosa. Photograph by Christina Selby. ON A SUNNY DAY IN MARCH 2019, I drive past historic Route 66 signs and pull into the parking lot of Blue Hole Lake, in Santa Rosa. Several visitors surround a pool of crystal-clear water, 80 feet wide and deep. Some snap pictures.
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- Parque Bicentenario
- Calle Independencia
- Walking Street Juarez
- Santa Rosa Jauregui Mercado
- Calle Miguel Hidalgo
- More to Explore in Santa Rosa Jauregui
For not being on the tourist circuit, Santa Rosa Jauregui has its own small town theme park, Parque Bicentenario. A 15-minute walk from our house takes us through the back entrance which is the prettiest part of the park. We walk down the hill past the gorge that separates it from the growing residential areas. A small animal farm of llamas, burros...
In the middle of Calle Independencia is the Parroquia Santa de Lima gazing down at a large courtyard with a beautiful fountain and a tree-lined plaza across the street. Built in the early 1900s, this is where you will find the younger generations twirling and the older generations relaxing. This is a perfect place for people watching. Delivery truc...
The walking street Juarez runs parallel to Independencia from the church. On weekdays you can peruse the shops and small family-owned restaurants tucked away. On weekends, vendors line both sides with seasonal fruits and vegetables, nuts, spices, cleaning supplies, cell phone cases, fresh baked breads and street food.
A few blocks down on the walking street is the entrance to the Mercado. Everything is sold here from tools and clothing, to nail polish and small aquariums. A food court in the middle of the main building is home to carnitas, barbacoa and pozole. Occasionally traditional cowboys belt out a tune to entertain the diners. The main attraction in the Me...
Going in the opposite direct on the other side of Independencia is Calle Miguel Hidalgo. There’s fewer businesses on this street, but you can still find photo places, shoe stores, a Megacable office, washing machine repair shop and Promo Pizza. This is the street where we were rear-ended a few days after buying our car. If it wasn’t for that accide...
Explore some of the smaller cross streets and you may find tortillerias where they make blue, white and yellow corn tortillas, meat and seafood purveyors, and even cowboy clothing and saddle shops. And if you are wondering about services, they have health clinics, pharmacies, veterinarians and a gaggle of beauty shops. We fill up our 5-gallon water...
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Santa Rosa (Mesoamerican site) Santa Rosa is a pre-Columbian archaeological site previously located along the Grijalva River in the current state of Chiapas, Mexico in the Chapatengo-Chejel subdistrict. It is currently inundated by water due to the construction of the Angostura dam upstream.
This place is situated in Mexico, its geographical coordinates are 18° 29' 0" North, 88° 28' 0" West and its original name (with diacritics) is Santa Rosa. See Santa Rosa photos and images from satellite below, explore the aerial photographs of Santa Rosa in Mexico.
