Durango

English <dab!> thumb|Map of Mexico highlighting Durango Etymology Named after the city of Durango, in northern Spain, of en 1 origin, probably from en eu Duranco, but possibly from en eu Urazango, en eu Padurango, or a Roman en fundus, en la-lat Turanicus. More at Durango on Wikipedia. Pronunciation en /djʊˈɹæŋɡəʊ/ UK en /dʊˈɹæŋɡoʊ/ US Proper noun en Q79918 en state c/Mexico. en Q112813 en capital city s/Durango c/Mexico. en Durango City Victoria de Durango en Q732094 en city p/Biscay p/Basque Country c/Spain. en Q1012665 en city/county seat co/La Plata County s/Colorado c/USA. en Q950864 en city co/Dubuque County s/Iowa c/USA. en Q5316209 en city co/Falls County s/Texas c/USA. Translations state of Mexico Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 杜蘭戈 Dùlángē Hindi: hi दुरानगो Marathi: mr दुरांगो n Polish: pl Durango n Russian: ru Дура́нго n Spanish: es Durango m See also Anagrams en adgnoru Garduno Guadron aground on guard Central Nahuatl Proper noun nhn proper noun nhn Q79918 nhn state c/Mexico Durango Spanish es: Etymology Named after the city of Durango, in northern Spain, of es 1 origin, probably from es eu Duranco, but possibly from es eu Urazango, es eu Padurango, or a Roman en fundus, es la-lat Turanicus. More at Durango on Wikipedia. Pronunciation Proper noun m es Q79918 es state c/Mexico es DU<id:Q79918><qq:postal abbreviation> Related terms es duranguense See also References History of Durango at Durango's City Hall website (Basque) Turkish tr: Proper noun tr Q79918 tr state c/Mexico