Oaxaca

Last activity 11 March 2018 by gwens

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gwensMember10 March 2018 13:22:45

Hello all, Very curious about Oaxaca. It looks like the perfect place to go but I have read there is issues in accessing water during the dry period? Anyone know about this?

jonny dangerBanned10 March 2018 19:52:45

Why is Oaxaca your perfect place, may I ask?

I lived there in the mid 80s for a couple of years. The house had a pool so if there was a water problem I would have know.

But if there is a water problem in Oaxaca I doubt it changes at the border with Chiapas or Guerrero. Water availability is an intraregional thing, and a climate thing, and if the zone has a lot of agriculture, or a lack if rain. It's kind of dry there .. in general. Look up average annual rail fall on the web. That should be a clue. It's a poor state so water management might not be a spending priority for the government.

gwensMember11 March 2018 13:00:21

Thank you that is helpful.

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