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Land with a climate like Pueblo Nuevo, Mexico

🇲🇽Pueblo Nuevo, Durango, Mexico

The towns with the closest growing climate to Pueblo Nuevo, Mexico are El Salto, Mexico (79% match), Atlacomulco de Fabela and Pátzcuaro. About 13,000 sq mi of land in 1 country matches 80% or better, most of it in Durango, Mexico, Michoacán, Mexico and Jalisco, Mexico.The towns with the closest growing climate to Pueblo Nuevo, Mexico are El Salto, Mexico (79% match), Atlacomulco de Fabela and Pátzcuaro. About 33,000 km² of land in 1 country matches 80% or better, most of it in Durango, Mexico, Michoacán, Mexico and Jalisco, Mexico.

Your growing climate

Zone 9a · 263 frost-free days · 1,092 chill hours · 46 in rainZone 9a · 263 frost-free days · 1,092 chill hours · 1,179 mm rain

What grows in Pueblo Nuevo, Mexico →

Regions with the most land like yours

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    🇲🇽Durango, Mexico

    7,100 sq mi18k km² matching 80% or better

  2. 2

    🇲🇽Michoacán, Mexico

    800 sq mi2,200 km² matching 80% or better

    For example Ciudad Hidalgo (78), Pátzcuaro (74)

  3. 3

    🇲🇽Jalisco, Mexico

    800 sq mi2,200 km² matching 80% or better

    For example El Salto (79), Encarnación de Díaz (61)

Regions are states and provinces, counting land within 75 km of a town. At most three per country, so the list covers the world.

Closest towns

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    🇲🇽El SaltoJalisco, Mexico

    Zone 10a · 341 frost-free days · 557 chill hours · 46 in rainZone 10a · 341 frost-free days · 557 chill hours · 1,178 mm rain

    Shares 13 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: macadamia, fig, rice

    79%match
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    🇲🇽Atlacomulco de FabelaMéxico, Mexico

    Zone 9a · 272 frost-free days · 1,182 chill hours · 36 in rainZone 9a · 272 frost-free days · 1,182 chill hours · 925 mm rain

    Shares 12 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: cherry, lavender

    75%match
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    🇲🇽PátzcuaroMichoacán, Mexico

    Zone 9b · 338 frost-free days · 593 chill hours · 41 in rainZone 9b · 338 frost-free days · 593 chill hours · 1,036 mm rain

    Shares 13 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: fig, lavender, sorghum

    74%match
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    🇲🇽Paracho de VerduzcoMichoacán, Mexico

    Zone 9b · 327 frost-free days · 684 chill hours · 46 in rainZone 9b · 327 frost-free days · 684 chill hours · 1,156 mm rain

    Shares 13 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: fig

    74%match
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    🇲🇽Heróica ZitácuaroMichoacán, Mexico

    Zone 10a · Frost 2 years in 10 · 266 chill hours · 39 in rainZone 10a · Frost 2 years in 10 · 266 chill hours · 997 mm rain

    Shares 12 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: fig, macadamia, lavender

    71%match
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    🇲🇽TolucaMéxico, Mexico

    Zone 9b · 309 frost-free days · 999 chill hours · 37 in rainZone 9b · 309 frost-free days · 999 chill hours · 951 mm rain

    Shares 13 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: lavender

    67%match
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    🇲🇽Maravatío de OcampoMichoacán, Mexico

    Zone 10a · 353 frost-free days · 464 chill hours · 37 in rainZone 10a · 353 frost-free days · 464 chill hours · 940 mm rain

    Shares 13 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: fig, olive, sorghum

    64%match
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    🇲🇽ZacatlánPuebla, Mexico

    Zone 9b · 346 frost-free days · 695 chill hours · 37 in rainZone 9b · 346 frost-free days · 695 chill hours · 945 mm rain

    Shares 15 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: cherry, almond, lavender

    63%match
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    🇲🇽SombrereteZacatecas, Mexico

    Zone 9a · 279 frost-free days · 1,015 chill hours · 20 in rainZone 9a · 279 frost-free days · 1,015 chill hours · 512 mm rain

    Shares 15 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: lavender, saffron, almond

    63%match
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    🇲🇽Zinapécuaro de FigueroaMichoacán, Mexico

    Zone 10a · Frost 6 years in 10 · 342 chill hours · 35 in rainZone 10a · Frost 6 years in 10 · 342 chill hours · 898 mm rain

    Shares 13 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: fig, olive, lavender

    60%match
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    🇲🇽San FelipeGuanajuato, Mexico

    Zone 9b · 342 frost-free days · 539 chill hours · 20 in rainZone 9b · 342 frost-free days · 539 chill hours · 517 mm rain

    Shares 12 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: table and raisin grapes, lavender, fig

    60%match
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    🇲🇽ZacualtipánHidalgo, Mexico

    Zone 10a · Frost 2 years in 10 · 201 chill hours · 47 in rainZone 10a · Frost 2 years in 10 · 201 chill hours · 1,199 mm rain

    Shares 14 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: macadamia, fig, sorghum

    60%match
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    🇲🇽Ecatepec de MorelosMéxico, Mexico

    Zone 9b · 344 frost-free days · 601 chill hours · 26 in rainZone 9b · 344 frost-free days · 601 chill hours · 660 mm rain

    Shares 13 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: lavender, saffron, fig

    60%match
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    🇲🇽PeroteVeracruz, Mexico

    Zone 9b · 300 frost-free days · 1,103 chill hours · 30 in rainZone 9b · 300 frost-free days · 1,103 chill hours · 766 mm rain

    Shares 10 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: pear, cherry, walnut

    60%match
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    🇲🇽San Miguel TopilejoMexico City, Mexico

    Zone 9b · 333 frost-free days · 877 chill hours · 45 in rainZone 9b · 333 frost-free days · 877 chill hours · 1,149 mm rain

    Shares 14 of your 16 great-fit crops

    59%match
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    🇲🇽ZaragozaPuebla, Mexico

    Zone 9b · 320 frost-free days · 939 chill hours · 29 in rainZone 9b · 320 frost-free days · 939 chill hours · 742 mm rain

    Shares 12 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: cherry, pear, lavender

    58%match
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    🇲🇽Amozoc de MotaPuebla, Mexico

    Zone 9b · 308 frost-free days · 907 chill hours · 34 in rainZone 9b · 308 frost-free days · 907 chill hours · 864 mm rain

    Shares 12 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: lavender

    57%match
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    🇲🇽AmecamecaMéxico, Mexico

    Zone 10a · Frost 8 years in 10 · 634 chill hours · 40 in rainZone 10a · Frost 8 years in 10 · 634 chill hours · 1,017 mm rain

    Shares 13 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: lavender

    57%match
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    🇲🇽MoreliaMichoacán, Mexico

    Zone 10a · Frost 6 years in 10 · 333 chill hours · 34 in rainZone 10a · Frost 6 years in 10 · 333 chill hours · 861 mm rain

    Shares 12 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: fig, olive, citrus

    55%match
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    🇲🇽Tula de AllendeHidalgo, Mexico

    Zone 9b · 338 frost-free days · 614 chill hours · 23 in rainZone 9b · 338 frost-free days · 614 chill hours · 584 mm rain

    Shares 12 of your 16 great-fit crops · Also great there: lavender, fig, table and raisin grapes

    55%match

Any town over 15,000 people, skipping those within 75 km of you. ↻ = seasons flipped across the equator.

How matching works

We compare all twelve months of average highs and lows, rain, humidity and sunshine, the same way as Climatch's places-like search, but weighted for growing: winter lows count most, since frost, chill and hardiness decide which perennials survive, then summer highs and rain. Humidity counts least.

Scores show how unusual a match this close is: 80 or better is closer than all but about 2% of random pairs of places. Across the equator seasons are lined up (↻), so a southern farm's January is compared with a northern July. Climate is only part of it: check soil, water and day length (it matters for photoperiod crops) before buying land.

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Climate data: TerraClimate 1991–2020 monthly averages (Abatzoglou, J.T. et al., 2018, Scientific Data 5:170191). Humidity is derived from TerraClimate vapor pressure; “sunshine” is solar radiation.

Places: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors, tiles by OpenFreeMap.

Grower tools: crop ranges from FAO ECOCROP and university extension guides (cited per crop). Daily weather, frost dates and chill are estimated from the monthly averages; chill portions use the Dynamic Model (Fishman, Erez & Couvillon, 1987), hardiness zones follow the USDA definition.