levels. In the city there is also an important campus of the University of Sonora, the [Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey] (ITESM), La Salle University (ULSA), the University of the Valley of Mexico (UVM), the State Normal School of (ENEE), the Instituto Tecnológico Superior de Cajeme (ITESCA), the Universidad Tecnológico del Sur de Sonora (UTS), among others. Of these above, they stand out: La Salle University located in Obregón City has been operating for 25 years. It is private, Christian-inspired. He has 21 bachelor's degrees and 15 postgraduate degrees on this campus. The Cajeme Higher Institute was founded in 1997. It's a public, decentralized university. It has nine bachelor's degrees and 17 specialties. The Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey has 20 bachelor's degrees and 20 master's degrees. The Universidad TecMilenio has been in its company for 15 years since its founding. It has 15 bachelor's degrees and seven master's degrees. Tourism Nainari Lagoon The "Nainari Lagoon" with a perimeter is located at the western city limits between Guerrero and Padre Eusebio Kino avenues. It's grounds are used for outdoor sports including an outdoor public gym. The lagoon's two piers are a focal point for aquatic activities like skiing, sailing and canoeing being the site for triathlons, marathons, and bicycle races. There are many coconut and snack stands on the lagoon boardwalk where you can find fresh coconuts and other fruits such as "mango con chile" and restaurants. The Nainari Lagoon is manmade, it was built in 1956 as one of the achievements of City Mayor Rene Gandara, who opened the hydraulic gates to fill the reservoir. Before, it was a lagoon region where there was duck hunting and rice was grown. The Nainari Lagoon is a tourist attraction that has a small boardwalk and a boat dock. Water is constantly circulating as it is connected to one of the main canals in the irrigation district, the Lower Canal (el Canal Bajo). The Lagoon has been in recent years better taken care of and upgraded by the local authorities. There is now a small garden with a bronze statue of a discobolus (discus thrower) by the Ostimuri Park entrance. Right next to the lagoon there is a sports complex with an Olympic size swimming pool and many types of sport courts such as tennis, basketball, soccer, and fronton. Ostimuri Children's Park Next to the Nainari Lagoon are the Ostimuru