Kingdom of Mexico

[Galveston Bay]

Kingdom of Mexico
Commercial nation
population 8 million (1 million in Antilles, rest Mexico, however 3 million of Mexican population is Native American and untaxable). Sufficient tax revenue to pay for some basic social services
(Mexico, Central America, Cuba, Puerto Rico)
northern border: Santa Barbara along mountains until Tehachapi pass (south is Mexican, north is British California), follows highest points in mountains east until reach Death Valley (entire to British), then due west to mission at Las Vegas, then Colorado River from Las Vegas to OTL Colorado (British) New Mexico (Mexico) border. drops to Pecos River then south to Rio Grande.
Spanish Texas begins Del Rio and line running 50 miles north of Del Rio-San Antonio before becoming Guadalupe River dividing Spanish Texas from British America Indian Territory.

All lands 50 miles north of this border are designated as British American Indian Territory and are forbidden from settlement by Europeans except for special carve outs at Tehachapi and Santa Maria in California, and Victoria in Texas. Access via the Pacific Coast Trail (OTL Hwy101), Santa Fe Trail (St Louis to Santa Fe), and Camino Real (Natchitoches to Victoria and San Antonio) are only authorized cross border points for trade and communication except via ship to a Mexican port. IN reality, most of the Southwest is entirely Native America, Comanchera and Apacheria ignore the European borders entirely and there are numerous relocated tribes that have been pushed into the area between the Sabine River and Guadalupe River but east of the Texas High Plains (which is Comanchera)

the southern border is OTL Panama and Costa Rica. Mexico also owns Puerto Rico and Cuba

5 Craft Center: Mexico City 2, Vera Cruz, Monterrey, Havana
5 Resources: Los Angeles (tar), Chihuahua (silver), Monterrey (iron), Vera Cruz (tar), Cuba (sugar),
10 major port; Havana, Vera Cruz
11 minor ports: San Diego, Acapolco, La Paz, Mazatlan, San Salvador, San Jose, Belize, Campeche, Tampico, Santiago de Cuba, San Juan
7 highways: Acapolco/Mexico City/Vera Cruz (Gran Highway) 3
Mexico City to San Antonio 4
(no other roads, rest are trails)
commercial 38 x 2 = 76 plus 14 special commercial = 90
Total income: 90