San Ignacio

San Ignacio is a palm oasis metropolis in Mulege Municipality of northern Baja California Sur country in Mexico. It is located on Mexican Federal Highway among Guerrero Negro and Santa Rosalia. The city had a 2010 census populace of 667 populations and grew on the site of the Cochimi settlement of Kadakaaman and the Jesuit Mission San Ignacio based in 1728 through Juan Bautista Luyando. The locale has sure basaltic soils, providing clues as to the volcanic records of this location.

There are a spread of desolate tract plants and fauna inside the vicinity of San Ignacio, considerably consisting of the Elephant tree, Bursera microphylla. At San Ignacio, Baja California's arid Central Desert terrain gives manner to a huge grove of lush inexperienced date fingers. A massive spring-fed pond and small river at the outskirts of city feeds into the important plaza and village next to the 18th century Jesuit venture. San Ignacio serves as the gateway to San Ignacio Lagoon, the winter time sanctuary of the Pacific Gray Whale.