HAVE YOU EVER IT VISITED MEXICO DF ( DISTRITO FEDERAL).

                                                                              

 
The territory of the Federal District is located in the geological province of lakes and volcanoes of Anahuac. The Federal District's northern boundary is given by the Sierra de Guadalupe is part of the hill of Tepeyac. To the east of Mexico City center is located the Sierra de Santa Catarina, a chain of extinct volcanoes whose highest point is the volcano of Guadalupe or The Borrego, which stands at 2780 meters. In some descriptions of the geography of the capital is usually included the Cerro de la Estrella as part of the Sierra de Santa Catarina.
The flatness of the valley of Mexico, which settles most of the inhabitants of Mexico City is only broken by small hills and mountains, of which highlight the rock of the Baths, located near the International Airport of Mexico City . Farther south, exit at Puebla, stands the old rock.
In the west of the town rises the hill of Chapultepec. It is a small hill that marks the beginning of the mountains that run from west to southeastern Mexico City, and separate the valley of Mexico from the valleys of Toluca and Morelos. The Sierra de las Cruces is part of that system it down most of the rivers that still ply the Federal District.

East of the Sierra de las cruces Ajusco is the volcano, which is the highest peak of Mexico City, and gives its name to the mountain range closes the basin of Mexico to the south. It belongs to mountain Neovolcanic also called the Sierra de Ajusco-Chichinauhtzin. Among others, form part of the volcanoes Xitle, Chichinauhtzin, Tlaloc and Teuhtli. The hosts several mountain valleys Ajusco cold ground where the inhabitants practice agriculture wheat, oats and corn. Of these the most important is the plateau on which sits Parres in Tlalpan, and the valley of Milpa Alta, rising from Atocpan Tecomitl to San Pedro, between the slopes of volcanoes Teuhtli and Tlaloc.