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Los Tuxtlas, Veracruz, Mexico
Cities and Places in Los Tuxtlas (municipios)
Cities and Places in Los Tuxtlas (municipios)
Municipios form the governmental structure of Los Tuxtlas. Although the term translates to municipality,
there is no U.S. equivalent. The best description would be a county / city government combination.
This guide describes each major Los Tuxtlas municipio, most of the other major cities and many of the
villages.
there is no U.S. equivalent. The best description would be a county / city government combination.
This guide describes each major Los Tuxtlas municipio, most of the other major cities and many of the
villages.
The North Tuxtlas Municipios and Villages
Catemaco
San Andrés Tuxtla
Santiago Tuxtla
Angel R. Cabada
The South Tuxtlas Municipios and Villages
Hueyapan de Ocampo
Soteapan
Mecayapan
Tatahuicapan de Juarez
Pajapan
Other Information
Village index - all the beach villages, hill villages, places of
interest, etc
Other area municipios
References for municipios and villages
Many of the Tuxtlas municipios were formed in the 1800´s.
Usually the main city of a municipio is also the name of the
municipio.
If another city gathers enough population, it frequently breaks
away to form its own municipio. The last one to do so was
Mecayapan which split into 2, with one turning into Tatahuicapan.
There is an effort to split the Sihuapan/Comoapan area away
from San Andrés Tuxtla.
Related page:
Wikipedia - What is a municipio?
Catemaco
San Andrés Tuxtla
Santiago Tuxtla
Angel R. Cabada
The South Tuxtlas Municipios and Villages
Hueyapan de Ocampo
Soteapan
Mecayapan
Tatahuicapan de Juarez
Pajapan
Other Information
Village index - all the beach villages, hill villages, places of
interest, etc
Other area municipios
References for municipios and villages
Many of the Tuxtlas municipios were formed in the 1800´s.
Usually the main city of a municipio is also the name of the
municipio.
If another city gathers enough population, it frequently breaks
away to form its own municipio. The last one to do so was
Mecayapan which split into 2, with one turning into Tatahuicapan.
There is an effort to split the Sihuapan/Comoapan area away
from San Andrés Tuxtla.
Related page:
Wikipedia - What is a municipio?
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