Subject: cabeceras<br/>
Date: Apr 25, 2005 @ 15:32<br/>
Author: raedwulf16 (&quot;raedwulf16&quot; &lt;raedwulf16@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1896645178">Muchas gracias a mi amigo Lowell...Thanks to you, I was able to find <br/>
exactly what I needed to know..Just for info ..Most of the municipios <br/>
of Sonora have the same name as their cabecera...  except for the <br/>
municipio de &quot;General Plutarco Elias Calles&quot; which has for its <br/>
cabecera &quot;Sonoyta&quot; and the municipio de&quot;Cajeme&quot; which evidently had <br/>
some disagreement as to exactly what the name of their cabecera should <br/>
be and so (if my Spanish serves me well}they decided to call the city <br/>
per se&quot;Cajeme&quot; but in its capacity as cabecera del municipio,,it is <br/>
called &quot;Ciudad de Obregon&quot;..do you know of any other &quot;statoids&quot; that <br/>
have done likewise...I&#39;m not sure if the &quot;District of Columbia-<br/>
Washington &quot; or Distrito Federal-Mexico&quot; would qualify since the cities <br/>
themselves do not have names that change according to function..Thanks <br/>
again,Lowell, for providing me with such a wealth of <br/>
information.......Ralph   ..  aka  raedwulf16</div>