Metropolitan areas of Mexico

Columns: Rank | Metropolitan area | Federative Entity | 2015 Pop | 2010 Pop | Change
1 | Greater Mexico City | Mexico City , Mexico , Hidalgo | 21,339,781 | 20,501,764 | +4.09% | 2 | Greater Guadalajara | Jalisco | 4,796,603 | 4,434,878 | +8.16% | 3 | Greater Monterrey | Nuevo León | 4,475,949 | 4,106,054 | +9.01% | 4 | Greater Puebla | Puebla , Tlaxcala | 2,941,988 | 2,728,790 | +7.81% | 5 | Greater Toluca | Mexico | 2,116,506 | 1,936,126 | +9.32% | 6 | Greater Tijuana | Baja California | 1,840,710 | 1,751,302 | +5.11% | 7 | Greater León | Guanajuato | 1,768,193 | 1,609,717 | +9.84%

Example questions:
For the 6th largest metro area of Mexico , what ocean is the closest ? | When did the city in Mexico with the highest rate of change in population become a world heritage site ? | What was the 2011 GDP amount in dollars for the metro area in Mexico with the smallest rate of population change ? | What river does the 8th most populated metro area of Mexico lay across ? | How many square miles is the municipality with the lowest populated metro area in Mexico ?

Answers:
Pacific Ocean | 1996 | $ 411 billion | Rio Grande | 1,837