Piedras Negras

Piedras Negras is a city of 165,000 people in northern opposite the city of , Texas, on the banks of the Rio Grande. It has various places for recreation, such as the Plaza de las Culturas, the Paseo del Río and the Gran Plaza.
Photo: MikSed, CC BY 4.0.
  • Type: City with 174,000 residents
  • Description: municipal seat of Piedras Negras, State of Coahuila, Mexico
  • Also known as: Ciudad Porfirio Diaz”, “Ciudad Porfirio Díaz”, and “Piedras Negras, Coahuila

Places of Interest

Highlights include Eagle Pass–Piedras Negras International Bridge and Union Pacific International Railroad Bridge.

Bridge
The is an international bridge that crosses the and connects the United States-Mexico border cities of , and Piedras Negras, Coahuila.

Bridge
Photo: Manuel Velez, Public domain.
The is the only railway international bridge that crosses the U.S.-Mexico border between the cities of , and Piedras Negras, Coahuila.

Bridge
The is an international bridge which crosses the connecting the United States-Mexico border cities of , and Piedras Negras, Coahuila.

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Eagle Pass.

is a city on the . It is just across the river from the slightly larger city of Piedras Negras in the state of .

Piedras Negras

Latitude
28.6913° or 28° 41′ 29″ north
Longitude
-100.5403° or 100° 32′ 25″ west
Population
174,000
Elevation
223 metres (732 feet)
IATA airport code
PDS
United Nations Location Code
MX PIE
Open location code
75WXMFR5+GV
Open­Street­Map ID
node 297154255
Open­Street­Map feature
place=­city
Geo­Names ID
3992619
Wiki­data ID
Q1856408
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In Other Languages

From Arabic to Welsh—“Piedras Negras” goes by many names.
  • Arabic: بيدراس نيغراس
  • Bengali: পিয়েদ্রাস নেগ্রাস
  • Catalan: Piedras Negras
  • Cebuano: Piedras Negras
  • Central Kurdish: پیدراس نێگراس
  • Chechen: Пьедрас Неграс (Пьедрас Неграс, Коауила)
  • Chechen: Пьедрас Неграс
  • Chinese: 彼德拉斯內格拉斯
  • Chinese: 彼德拉斯内格拉斯
  • Chinese: 墨西哥
  • Danish: Piedras Negras
  • Dutch: Piedras Negras
  • Esperanto: Piedras Negras (urbo)
  • Esperanto: Piedras Negras
  • Finnish: Piedras Negras
  • French: Piedras Negras
  • German: Piedras Negras
  • Greek: Πιέδρας Νέγρας
  • Gujarati: પિએડ્રાસ નેગ્રેસ
  • Hebrew: פיידראס נגראס
  • Hindi: पिएद्रस नेग्रास
  • Hungarian: Piedras Negras
  • Indonesian: Piedras Negras
  • Irish: Piedras Negras
  • Italian: Piedras Negras
  • Japanese: ピエドラス・ネグラス (メキシコ)
  • Japanese: ピエドラス・ネグラス
  • Japanese: ピエドラスネグラス
  • Kannada: ಪೈಡ್ರಸ್ ನೆಗ್ರಾಸ್
  • Korean: 피에드라스 네그라스
  • Korean: 피에드라스네그라스
  • Latvian: Piedras Negrasa, Koavila
  • Lithuanian: Pjedras Negrasas
  • Malay: Piedras Negras
  • Marathi: पिअड्रास नेग्रस
  • Navajo: Tsé Łizhinii
  • Norwegian Bokmål: Piedras Negras
  • Norwegian: Piedras Negras
  • Persian: پیدراس نگراس، کواویلا
  • Persian: پیدراس نگراس
  • Polish: Piedras Negras
  • Portuguese: Piedras Negras
  • Russian: Пьедрас-Неграс
  • Serbian: Пиједрас Неграс
  • Serbian: Пједрас Неграс
  • Serbo-Croatian: Piedras Negras, Piedras Negras
  • Serbo-Croatian: Piedras Negras
  • Sinhala: පෙද්රස් නිග්රාස්
  • Spanish: Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
  • Spanish: Ciudad Porfirio Díaz
  • Spanish: Piedras Negras
  • Spanish: Piedrasnegras
  • Swedish: Piedras Negras
  • Tamil: பிஎட்ரஸ் நெக்ராஸ்
  • Tatar: Пьедрас-Неграс
  • Telugu: పెడ్రాస్ నెగ్రస్
  • Thai: ปีดราส เนกราส
  • Turkish: Piedras Negras, Coahuila
  • Turkish: Piedras Negras
  • Ukrainian: П’єдрас-Неграс
  • Urdu: پیئدراس نیگراس، كواہويلا
  • Urdu: پیئدراس نیگراس
  • Venetian: Piedras Negras
  • Vietnamese: Piedras Negras
  • Waray (Philippines): Piedras Negras
  • Welsh: Piedras Negras

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