Mercado regional en el Golfo de California (1848-1910)

Maritime trade that emerged in the Gulf of California in the late 18th century consolidated during the first decades of the 19th century thanks to deep-sea navigation, whose axis was the port of San Blas, Nayarit, as well as to trade carried out by the ships transporting agricultural and livestock p...

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Autor principal: Alfonso Guillén Vicente
Formato: Artículo científico
Publicado: El Colegio de Sonora 2001
Materias:
Estudios Territoriales
sea trade
ocean navigation
California gold fever
railroads
Cortez Sea trade
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topic Estudios Territoriales
sea trade
ocean navigation
California gold fever
railroads
Cortez Sea trade
spellingShingle Estudios Territoriales
sea trade
ocean navigation
California gold fever
railroads
Cortez Sea trade
Alfonso Guillén Vicente
Mercado regional en el Golfo de California (1848-1910)
topic_facet Estudios Territoriales
sea trade
ocean navigation
California gold fever
railroads
Cortez Sea trade
description Maritime trade that emerged in the Gulf of California in the late 18th century consolidated during the first decades of the 19th century thanks to deep-sea navigation, whose axis was the port of San Blas, Nayarit, as well as to trade carried out by the ships transporting agricultural and livestock products to the various destinations of the region. How ever, it took off once and for all owing to the gold fever in California, which allowed establishing regular routes that called at the ports of Guaymas, Mazatlán y La Paz. The urban development itself of these localities was a interesting market for the steamships sailing across the Pacific. Local merchants thus obtained a considerable capital which they invested in other productive sectors of the region, as well as strengthening the ties established among them. The arrival of the railroad in Sonora in the 1880s didn’t eclipse Guaymas completely, which played a important role as a regional business center for the rest of the century. As the Iron Horse reduced its costs and gained a good reputation among the Sonora mining and industrial sectors, and, above all, when the South Pacific carried on toward the south, arriving in Sinaloa, the important regional market of the Gulf of California fell significantly.
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author Alfonso Guillén Vicente
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title Mercado regional en el Golfo de California (1848-1910)
title_short Mercado regional en el Golfo de California (1848-1910)
title_full Mercado regional en el Golfo de California (1848-1910)
title_fullStr Mercado regional en el Golfo de California (1848-1910)
title_full_unstemmed Mercado regional en el Golfo de California (1848-1910)
title_sort mercado regional en el golfo de california (1848-1910)
publisher El Colegio de Sonora
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