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Bańamichi |
The town of Bańamichi was settled in 1639 by
Bartolome Castanos and Pedro Pantoja, Jesuit missionaries. The name comes from the Opata language and
means " where it gives to return the water".
Community attractions include the Nuestro Senora de Loreto Temple , which was begun in the 17th century and retains it original structure with additions from the 1940s. The Hidalgo Plaza in the town center contains the Piedra Historica, an ancient petroglyph which scholars believe represents an irrigation map. The nearby parks of Bacachi and El Baceran allow visitors to enjoy the natural surroundings of this part of Mexico.
The new Hotel Los Arcos de Sonora is well worth a visit.
The principal economic activity in the area is agriculture including large cattle ranching. Other activities include manufacturing and small commercial business.
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Local Guides in Bańamichi:
Ana Lucia Duarte, Ph: 623-231-0168
Irma Yolanda Rojo, Ph: 623-231-0030
Lodging in Bańamichi:
Los Arcos de Sonora: 623-231-0289 or
1-888-763-6185 (US)
Posada Guely, Ph: 623-231-0172
Posada Safari, Ph: 623-231-0502
Posada Bańamichi, Ph: 623-231-0510
Restaurants in Bańamichi:
La Arcos de Sonora
Hamburgesas Macver
Cocina Rural
Taqueria
Bank/ATM:
Pemex Station: Yes
Health Care: Medico Particular, Ph: 623-231-0143
Municipal President (Mayor): Adrian Villa Coins
Population: 1500
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