Mexico

·Type: Images ·Data Source: YWAM/John Fries ·Collection: YWAM-John Fries ·Categories: Country :: Mexico Collection :: YWAM-John Fries Partners :: YWAM-John Fries Topic :: Images: Country :: Mexico Topic :: Peoples, specific :: Z :: Zapoteco Type :: Images :: by provider :: YWAM-John Fries Type :: Images :: by people group :: Z :: Zapoteco Type :: Images :: by country :: Mexico

Progress Scale: Significantly Reached  Population: 127,504,000  Area Square Miles: 756,062  Capital: Mexico City  % Literacy: 95.00  % Professing Christian: 95.31  % Evangelical: 10.48   For more information go to Mexico on the Joshua Project website. The above link opens in a new tab.

Government: Federal Republic  Major People Groups: mestizo, predominantly Amerindian Amerindian  GDP Per Capita: $19,500  Literacy Rate: 94.50%  Unreached: 0.90% For more information go to Mexico on the Prayercast website. The above link opens in a new tab.

NOTE: The most recent year's information is shown below. Click on the year to see all years for this indicator. COMMUNICATION2018  117,367,219  Mobile cellular subscriptions2018  66  Individuals using the Internet (% of population)ECONOMY2015  -5  Energy imports, net (% of energy use)2014  2,157  Electric power consumption (kWh per capita)2016  0.72  Pump price for diesel fuel (US$ per...

·Type: Maps ·Description: Population per church in Mexico City ·Map Date: 1986 ·Producer: Global Mapping International ·Collection: Intro to Mission (WorldVue 2002) ·Size: 8½ x 11 Inches, portrait ·Categories: Type :: Maps Collection :: GMI Map Collections :: Intro to Mission (WorldVue 2002) Topic :: Statistical Topic :: Strategy Country :: Mexico Partners :: Global Mapping International Topic :: Religions, Christianity :: Adherents,...

·Type: Images ·Collection: World Factbook country flags ·Small size: 108 x 54 px ·Large size: 604 x 302 px ·Categories: Country :: Mexico Collection :: World Factbook country flags Partners :: U.S. Government Topic :: Flags Topic :: Images: Country :: Mexico Type :: Images :: by country :: Mexico

·Type: Maps ·Description: Mexico (World Factbook, modified to add country name) ·Map Date: 2007 ·Producer: US Government modified by Joshua Project ·Collection: World Factbook country maps ·Size: 328x352 px, landscape ·Categories: Type :: Maps Country :: Mexico Collection :: World Factbook country maps Partners :: U.S. Government

·Type: Images ·Data Source: YWAM/John Fries ·Collection: YWAM-John Fries ·Categories: Topic :: Peoples, multiple or unknown Country :: Mexico Collection :: YWAM-John Fries Partners :: YWAM-John Fries Topic :: Images: Country :: Mexico Type :: Images :: by provider :: YWAM-John Fries Type :: Images :: by country :: Mexico

·Type: Images ·Data Source: YWAM/John Fries ·Collection: YWAM-John Fries ·Categories: Topic :: Peoples, multiple or unknown Country :: Mexico Collection :: YWAM-John Fries Partners :: YWAM-John Fries Topic :: Images: Country :: Mexico Type :: Images :: by provider :: YWAM-John Fries Type :: Images :: by country :: Mexico

Progress Scale: Superficially Reached  Population: 500  Affinity Bloc: Latin-Caribbean Americans  People Cluster: Afro-American, Hispanic  People Name Across Countries: Afro-Seminole  Primary Religion: Christianity  Number Languages Spoken: 2   For more information go to Afro-Seminole in Mexico on the Joshua Project website. The above link opens in a new tab.

Progress Scale: Significantly Reached  Population: 13,447,000  Affinity Bloc: Latin-Caribbean Americans  People Cluster: South American Indigenous  People Name Across Countries: Amerindian, Detribalized  Primary Religion: Christianity  Number Languages Spoken: 1   For more information go to Amerindian, Detribalized in Mexico on the Joshua Project website. The above link opens in a new tab.

Progress Scale: Significantly Reached  Population: 2,200  Affinity Bloc: Latin-Caribbean Americans  People Cluster: Mixteco  People Name Across Countries: Amuzgo, Ipalapa  Primary Religion: Christianity  Number Languages Spoken: 1   For more information go to Amuzgo, Ipalapa in Mexico on the Joshua Project website. The above link opens in a new tab.