Mexico doesn't have a single "distance at the equator" because it's a country that spans a range of latitudes.

Here's why that's the case:

* Mexico's Location: Mexico extends from about 14° to 33° North latitude. This means that parts of Mexico are quite far from the equator (which is at 0° latitude).

* Earth's Shape: The Earth is an oblate spheroid, meaning it bulges at the equator and is slightly flattened at the poles. This makes the circumference of the Earth at the equator larger than the circumference at other latitudes.

To find the distance of a specific point in Mexico at the equator:

1. Identify the longitude of the point: You'll need the longitude of the specific location in Mexico you're interested in.

2. Use an online tool or formula: There are online tools and formulas to calculate the distance from a point on Earth to the equator based on its latitude and longitude.

Let me know if you have a specific location in Mexico in mind, and I can help you find its distance to the equator.