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What we call the Rio Grande has been the Rio Bravo to Mexicans since the 1500s. The Gulf of California, as we call it, is their Mar de Cortés. The people we call Germans live in Deutschland.

In the United States, it is predominantly called the Gulf of California. In Mexico, where its coastline exists exclusively, it's the Sea of Cortez. NBC News' Steve Kopack contributed.

Similarly, on the West Coast, the U.S. refers to the body of water separating the Baja California peninsula from the Mexican mainland as the Gulf of California. In Mexico, that same body of water ...