Where is Campeche?
Campeche
The state has 3,872.69km (2,406.38mi) of highway, about a third of which is federal, connecting urban areas. There are eight nine main bridges, most of which are just to the south of the city of Campeche and near Ciudad del Carmen. The two largest are the Puente de la Unidad and Zacatal, which connect Ciudad del Carmen with the mainland. Other important bridges exist in Champotón, Candelaria and Palizada.[33] Federal Highway 180 is the main thoroughfare in the state, running along the coast from the Tabasco state border connecting Ciudad del Carmen and Campeche with Mérida in Yucatán state.[14] There is 403.84km (250.93mi) of rail line and two main airports in Campeche and Ciudad del Carmen. The latter also has a heliport and there are twenty five over air strips in other parts of the state. The shoreline has thirty seven commercial and military docks.  The presence of PEMEX is the main force behind the building and maintenance of port infrastructure.  The most developed public transportation is in the city of Campeche although busses, taxis and other public transportation is available in most towns.[33]