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Much like other border towns, Nogales is a scruffy, unattractive place with little to offer the casual visitor. Still, as border towns go it’s not terribly unpleasant, safer than most, and makes a good place to rest before venturing further into Mexico’s interior or travelling north to Tucson along US Highway 19. The town lies astride a mountain pass at 1120 m across from Nogales, Arizona, and is the largest settlement in the Pimería Alta, the area of southern Arizona and northern Sonora occupied by the Pima people at the arrival of the Spaniards. The tourist office (just past the immigration office at the border) has friendly and helpful staff and a number of brochures. The Pimería Alta Historical Society (a block from the border in Nogales, Arizona, T(520) 287-4621, Mon-Fri 0900-1700, Sat 1000-1600, Sun 1300- 1600, free) has excellent exhibits on the history of the region, a valuable library and archives, and also organizes tours to the Sonoran missions.

Day trippers can cross the border at Deconcini Gate and take advantage of the shopping arcades, which are within walking distance from the car parks on the US side.

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