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Transportation in San Felipe

Information about transportation in San Felipe, Mexico. San Felipe is lcoated about 125 miles south of the international border crossing at Calexico, California and Mexicali, Mexico.

San Felipe International Airport (SFH)
General aviation airport located abut seven miles south of the central business district of San Felipe. Last I hear, there were no commercial flights to San Felipe.

Driving to San Felipe

San Felipe Travel Guide

Baja Caliornia Norte Travel Guide

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Mexico Travel Guide
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