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San Felipe |
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Approximately three hours south of Mexicali along the eastern seabord of the Baja Peninsula lies the village of San Felipe - fast becoming a vacationing spot for the millions of residents of the state of Arizona as well as those in southern California.
San Felipe's origins date back to 1746 when a Jesuit named Fernando Consag landed four canoes in the area with settlers. A mission and port were established in 1797 but both failed and most settlers left in 1806. San Felipe remained virtually disconnected from the outside world until a road was put in to build a radar station in the southern end of the bay. |
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Based on information contained in the Mexico Travel Database on January 25, 2012 |
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