Territorial hall

Territorial hall

Mexico in the museum

This map is the lobby for field reports: a globe for exploring how communities live with climate and care for their territory.

Use the exhibit console below to switch layers. The marks the documented exhibition. Territory, Events, and Policy hold the rest of the national collection.

The first documented field report is in La Montaña, Guerrero; today it is the only one. The atlas already covers the country on the other layers.

About this atlas

This atlas is the cartographic lobby for Field reports: a globe of Mexico for exploring peoples and territory, extreme events, and local climate policy in the museum. On Field reports, the marker is the documented sala.

Territory readings draw on state regionalization and INPI. Policy distinguishes published laws, executive programs that are not laws, and states with no instrument — clay marks inaction, not a gap in the museum. The extreme events layer is oriented from official bulletins and reports (CENAPRED, SMN/CONAGUA, SSN/USGS, NHC) and disaster databases; landmarks carry verified Fuentes; the rest are preliminary cards until each event is researched.

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