Detailed Map of El Paso, United States

El Paso, United States (31.8476, -106.4300)

El Paso is a city situated in the westernmost part of Texas, at geographical coordinates of 31.8476° N latitude and -106.4300° W longitude, bordering Mexico's Ciudad Juárez. Established in the late 19th century, El Paso has a rich historical background that includes its role as a trade route and military post, which significantly influenced its growth and development. With a population of approximately 680,000 residents, it stands as the sixth largest city in Texas and serves as the county seat of El Paso County. The economy of El Paso is diverse, with significant contributions from manufacturing, trade, and healthcare, primarily due to its strategic location as a major entry point for goods crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. Transportation infrastructure is robust, featuring several major highways, a regional airport, and a public transit system that connects various parts of the city. Notable attractions in El Paso include the Franklin Mountains State Park, the historic San Jacinto Plaza, and the El Paso Museum of Art, showcasing the city’s cultural heritage. Neighborhoods such as Downtown, West El Paso, and the Upper Valley offer a mix of urban living and suburban charm, each catering to different lifestyles and preferences.