| has gloss | eng: Metropolitan areas in Mexico have been traditionally defined as the group of municipalities that heavily interact with each other, usually around a core city. In 2004, a joint effort between CONAPO, INEGI and the Ministry of Social Development (SEDESOL) agreed to define metropolitan areas as either: |
| lexicalization | eng: Metropolitan Areas of Mexico |
| subclass of | e/Political divisions of Mexico |
| has instance | e/Greater San Luis Potosi |
| has instance | e/Greater Toluca |
| has instance | e/Metropolitan area of Puebla |
| has instance | e/San Diego-Tijuana |
| has instance | e/es/Valle del Tangamanga |
| has instance | e/es/Zona Metropolitana de Chihuahua |
| has instance | e/es/Zona Metropolitana de Merida |
| has instance | e/es/Zona Metropolitana de Oaxaca |
| has instance | e/es/Zona Metropolitana de Pachuca de Soto |
| has instance | e/es/Zona Metropolitana de Penjamo La Piedad |
| has instance | e/es/Zona Metropolitana de Puerto Vallarta |
| has instance | e/es/Zona Metropolitana de Tampico |
| has instance | e/es/Zona Metropolitana de Tepic |
| has instance | e/es/Zona Metropolitana de Tlaxcala-Apizaco |
| has instance | e/es/Zona Metropolitana de Tulancingo |
| has instance | e/es/Zona Metropolitana de Veracruz |
| has instance | e/es/Zona Metropolitana de Villahermosa-Nacajuca |
