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Aguascalientes literally translates to “hot waters” named for the numerous hot springs in that area of México. It became a state on October 27, 1875 when it separated from Zacatecas. Aguascalientes is the first national producer of grapes and wine and was once a major silver mine and railway transporter. It is now mostly an industrialized state. Aguascalientes is beginning to become a popular tourist destination due to its beauty, haciendas, and baths that have both historic and recreational importance.

Aguascalientes , Mexico
	Click on the city to see images, video, and other information from that location. Aguascalientes literally translates to “hot waters” named for the numerous hot springs in that area of México. It became a state on October 27, 1875 when it separated from Zacatecas. Aguascalientes is the first national producer of grapes and wine and was once a major silver mine and railway transporter. It is now mostly an industrialized state. Aguascalientes is beginning to become a popular tourist destination due to its beauty, haciendas, and baths that have both historic and recreational importance.
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