Annex: Municipalities of Michoacán

Situation of Michoacán in Mexico.

Shield of the state of Michoacán.

The state of Michoacán de Ocampo is one of the thirty-two federative entities of the United Mexican States, and is divided into 113 municipalities. The municipality, as defined by the Mexican Political Constitution in its article 115, is the basis of the territorial division of each entity, as well as its political and administrative organization. Each municipality has its own municipal head, which serves as the seat of power of the municipal government, in addition to often being the most important locality within it.

Michoacán was established as a State of the Federation in 1824, from the territory of the former province of Michoacán, in western Mexico. Although the first state constitution was promulgated a year later, it was not until 1831 when the division was made official. in municipalities with the Municipal Organic Law, which established 61 town halls. Most of the remaining municipalities were created in the first decades of the XX century, especially in 1930 and 1950, thanks to the modifications to the Municipal Organic Law. The current division into 113 municipalities was established on January 25, 1974, with the creation of the municipality of José Sixto Verduzco, in the region of Shoal.

At the beginning of the 1970s, the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) created a three-digit code to name each federal entity and Mexican municipality in alphabetical order, in order to standardize the data and facilitate the statistical analysis. However, since its preparation, the list has not undergone any modification, which explains why the alphabetical order is altered. The INEGI code provided in the table also serves to locate the municipality on the map below.

Most of the municipalities take their name from an indigenous language: 84 from Purépecha and another ten from Nahuatl. Nineteen others pay homage to a historical figure, and another three owe their name to a figure of the Catholic Church. Finally, the remaining seven make reference to some characteristic of the landscape of the municipal term, some local legend or a Spanish city. The importance of knowing the etymological origin of the name of a municipality is reflected in the coat of arms officially adopted to represent them, and by reflecting a part of the region's cultural heritage, it has become an important element of municipal identity.

The municipalities of the Sierra-Costa and Infiernillo regions tend to be larger than those of the rest of the state, the largest of which is Arteaga, with more than 3,400 km². On the contrary, the municipalities of the Lerma-Chapala, Bajío and Oriente regions are the smallest: Aporo is the least extensive with only 54 km². Aporo is also distinguished by being the least inhabited, with a population of just over of 3200 residents. The most populated municipalities correspond to the main metropolitan areas of the entity: Morelia, Zamora, Uruapan and Zitácuaro; all of them with a population of more than 180,000 inhabitants.

Map

List

Key INEGI	Arms shield	Municipality	Municipal head	Date of creation	Etymology	Population (2020)	Area (km2)
001		Acuitzio	Acuitzio del Canje	1856	Acuitzio: ‘Lugar of snakes’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.11 301	176.29
002		Eagle	Eagle	1877	He was named after the legend of the eagles who defended a child of the people.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.14 754	1415.67
003		Álvaro Obregón	Álvaro Obregón	1930	Named thus in honor of Álvaro Obregón (1880 - 1928), the military of the Revolution.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake fake brainchild.23 000	159.44
004		Angamacutiro	Angamacutiro de la Unión	1831	Angamacutiro: ‘Take to the edge of the rod’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.14 943	240,25
005		Angangueo	Mineral of Angangueo	1831	Angangueo: ‘At the entrance of the cave’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.10 892	76.11
006		Apatzingán	Apatzingan of the Constitution	1831	From the Nahuatl: Apatzintl ‘comadreja’ and bread ‘place’: ‘Lugar of weasels’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild expose0126191.126 191	1639.92
007		I love it.	I love it.	1921	Hapur: ‘Lugar of ashes’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brain tumor.3529	54,91
008		Aquila.	Aquila.	1909	Aquilan: ‘Aplanadores or bruñidores’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake brainchild.24 676	2265.56
009		Ario	Ario de Rosales	1831	Ario: ‘Turn where you were commanded’ or ‘From where you were commanded to say something’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.36 268	696.91
010		Arteaga	Arteaga	1894	Named thus in honor of José María Arteaga (1827 - 1865), the military of the Reformation.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainstorm. exposes fake brainstorm.20 332	3460.73
011		Briseñas	Briseñas de Matamoros	1950	Named by the breeze that comes from the Lerma and Duero rivers.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake brainchild.11 681	67.55
012		Buenavista	Buenavista Tomatlán	1927	Named for the landscape of the area.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake 045538.45 538	922,16
013		Carácuaro	Carácuaro de Morelos	1856	Carakua: ‘Take a slope’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake brainchild exposes him to death.9176	917.78
014		Coahuayana	Coahuayana de Hidalgo	1937	From the Nahuatl: Coahuitl ‘tree’, ayotl ‘calabaza’ and acan ‘abundance’: ‘Place where trees and pumpkins abound’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild exposes the brainchild.17 022	365.84
015		Coalcomán de Vázquez Pallares	Coalcomán de Vázquez Pallares	1831	From the Nahuatl: Coatl ‘culebra’ and maitl ‘mano’: ‘Culebra with hands’. He was also named in honor of Natalio Vázquez Pallares (1913 - 1981), a Michoacan lawyer.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.19 633	2826.92
016		Coeneo	Coeneo de la Libertad	1831	Coeneo: ‘Pray of birds’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake020965.20 965	393,56
017		Contepec	Contepec	1938	From the Nahuatl: Comitl ‘olla’ and tepetl ‘close’: ‘In the hill of the pots’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake 03035070. hypothesized fake brainwashing brainstorm.35 070	380.74
018		Copándaro	Copándaro de Galeana	1949	Cupanda ‘Avocacate’ and ro ‘place’: ‘Lugar of avocados’	' s fake fake fake fake fake brainchild exposes him to death.9484	173.27
019		Cotija	Cotija de la Paz	1831	Cutixani: ‘Place where the throat is widened’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake sex.20 198	505,28
020		Cuitzeo	Cuitzeo del Porvenir	1831	Cuiseo: ‘Lugar de tinajas’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.29 910	255,17
021		Charapan	Charapan	1861	Charapan: ‘Lugar de tierra colorada’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.13 539	233,62
022		Charo	Charo	1930	Charo: ‘Land of the Child King’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake fake brainchild.25 138	323,16
023		Chavinda	Chavinda	1879	Sivini: ‘Lugar of winds or tugs’	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild exposes010417.10 417	151.55
024		Cheran	Cheran	1861	Cheran: ‘Lugar de tepalcates’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainstorm brainstorm.20 586	222,80
025		Chilchota	Chilchota	1831	From the Nahuatl: Chillitl ‘chile’ and tlan ‘place’: ‘Lugar de chiles’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake brainchild.40 560	304,51
026		Chinicuila	Villa Victoria	1901	From the Nahuatl: Xinicuitl ‘jiniquil’ and tlan ‘Lugar’: ‘Lugar de jiniquiles’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild exposes 04773.4773	1021.92
027		Chucándiro	Chucándiro	1878	Chucándiro: ‘Arboledas’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake 04944. exposes himself to fake brainstorm.4944	191.88
028		Churintzio	Churintzio	1903	Chureni: ‘Where the sun falls or is hidden early.’	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake castor 233. expose himself to hypothesis.5233	229,21
029		Churumuco	Churumuco de Morelos	1930	Churumekua: ‘Pico de ave’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake brainchild.12 342	1115.26
030		Ecuandureo	Ecuandureo	1831	Ekuandureo: ‘Take where they sell coal’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild exposes011850.11 850	304,55
031		Epitacio Huerta	Epitacio Huerta	1962	Named in honor of Epitacio Huerta (1827 - 1904), military and state governor.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake fake fake brainchild.16 112	424.45
032		Erongarícuaro	Erongarícuaro	1831	Erongarícuaro: ‘Lugar de atalayas’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake fake brainchild.15 715	246,53
033		Gabriel Zamora	Lombardy	1955	Named in honor of Gabriel Zamora, a peasant leader.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainstorm fake021466.21 466	367,33
034		Hidalgo	Ciudad Hidalgo	1831	Named thus in honor of Miguel Hidalgo (1753 - 1811), hero of independence.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild expose0125712.125 712	1143.60
035		La Huacana	La Huacana	1907	Aguacana: ‘Lugar of dresses’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake 03030627. exposes fake brainchild.30 627	1951,91
036		Huandacareo	Huandacareo	1919	Huandaca ‘discourse’ and ro ‘place’: ‘Pray for preaching’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild exposes011644.11 644	95.65
037		Huaniqueo	Huaniqueo de Morales	1831	Huanikeo: ‘Take where the corn is roasted’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.7945	201.06
038		Huetamo	Huetamo de Núñez	1831	Huetamu: ‘Four Boss’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild expose041973.41 973	2058,30
039		Huiramba	Huiramba	1950	Huiramba: ‘Place where there is a big lace stone’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake 09015. expose himself to death row09015	79.23
040		Indaparape	Indaparape	1831	Indaparape: ‘Game Play’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.18 385	176.86
041		Irimbo	Irimbo	1877	Irimbo: ‘Short Place’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.16 043	125.54
042		Ixtlán	Ixtlán de los Hervores	1831	Ixtlan: ‘Place where the fiber of the maguey abounds.’	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake brainchild.14 302	124.36
043		Jacona	Jacona de Plancarte	1831	Xucunan: ‘Lugar of flowers and vegetables’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake 06068781.68 781	118.69
044		Jiménez	Villa Jiménez	1921	Named in honor of Mariano Jiménez (1781 - 1811), hero of independence and governor of the state.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.12 946	195.05
045		Jiquilpan	Jiquilpan de Juárez	1831	From the Nahuatl: Xiuhquilitl ‘Tynostore Plant’ and bread ‘place’: ‘Lugar of tintoreal plants’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.36 158	242,81
046		Juárez	Benito Juárez	1939	Named in honor of Benito Juárez (1806 - 1872), President of Mexico.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.14 936	141.64
047		Jungapeo	Jungapeo de Juárez	1868	Xungapeo: ‘Lugar yellow’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild exposes019834.19 834	266,38
048		Lagunillas	Lagunillas	1950	Named for the gaps in the region.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake hips05745. exposes himself to hypothesis.5745	83.70
049		Wood	Villa Madero	1914	Named in honor of Francisco I. Madero (1873 - 1913), hero of the Revolution.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.19 086	1018.76
050		Maravatius	Maravatío de Ocampo	1831	Maravatio: ‘Lugar or Cosa Preciosa’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake 089311. exposes himself to fake brainwashing.89 311	696.67
051		Marcos Castellanos	San José de Gracia	1967	Named thus in honour of Marcos Castellanos (1747 - 1826), hero of independence.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake fake brainchild.13 983	232,85
052		Lazarus Cárdenas	Ciudad Lazaro Cárdenas	1947	Named in honor of Lazaro Cárdenas del Río (1895 - 1970), President of Mexico.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainstorms0196003. exposes fake brainstorms0196 003	1152.04
053		Morelia	Morelia	1831	Named in honor of José María Morelos, hero of independence.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake 0849053. expose himself to hypothesis.849 053	1196.95
054		Morelos	Villa Morelos	1831	Named in honor of José María Morelos, hero of independence.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild exposes the ultimate fake brainchild.7983	184,22
055		Múgica	New Italy of Ruiz	1942	Named in honor of Francisco J. Múgica (1884 - 1954), governor of the state.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.45 732	378,64
056		Nahuatzen	Nahuatzen	1831	Nahuatzen: ‘Where I row’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake 032598.32 598	304,35
057		Nocuétaro	Nocupétaro de Morelos	1909	Nocupetaro: ‘Place in the valley’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake 08196. exposes fake brainchild.8196	548,03
058		New Parangaricutiro	New San Juan Parangaricutiro	1950	Parangari ‘mesa’ and ro ‘place’: ‘Put on the table’. The ancient village of San Juan Parangaricutiro was destroyed by the Paricutin volcano in 1947.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake020981.20 981	234,84
059		New Urecho	New Urecho	1855	Urecho: ‘Located in hot land’. The village of Urecho was relocated in 1833.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake 09027. expose himself to hypothesis.9027	330.13
060		Numaran	Numaran	1877	Numaran: ‘Place of aromatic plants’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake brainchild exposes him to death.9437	77,52
061		Ocampo	Ocampo	1930	Named in honor of Melchor Ocampo, politician of the Reformation.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake fake brainchild.24 774	145.71
062		Pajacuarán	Pajacuarán	1922	Pajacuan ‘hongo’ and ro ‘place’: ‘Lugar de hongos’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainstorm nightmare.21 028	170.58
063		Panindícuaro	Panindícuaro	1831	Pani ‘to take’ and ro ‘place’: ‘Lugar of the offering’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild exposes014889.14 889	289,01
064		Parácuaro	Parácuaro	1861	Parácuaro: ‘Load where there are own sticks for a roof’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.26 832	502,13
065		Paracho	Paracho de Verduzco	1831	Paracho: ‘ofrenda’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake 03039657.39 657	244,15
066		Pátzcuaro	Pátzcuaro	1831	Páscani ‘black dye’, kuarhe reflective particle and ro ‘place’: ‘Turn where you stain black’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild exposes098382.98 382	438.47
067		Penjamillo	Penjamillo de Degollado	1831	Penxamech: ‘Lugar de sabinos’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake brainchild.16 621	371,47
068		Peribán	Peribán de Ramos	1868	Pirhuán: ‘Place where you row’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.29 389	332,59
069		The Pity	The Piedad de Cabadas	1831	Named like that by Mr. From La Piedad, present patron of the place.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainstorm 0106490. hypothesize fake brainstorm106 490	285,51
070		Purépero	Purépero de Echáiz	1831	Purépero: ‘Lugar de plebeyos’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. exposes herself to fake brainstorm.15 503	192,75
071		Puruándiro	Puruándiro	1831	Purhuandirhu: ‘Put where the water boils’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake age69260.69 260	718.65
072		Queréndaro	Queréndaro	1921	Queréndaro: ‘Lugar de peñas’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.13 961	233,83
073		Quiroga	Quiroga	1831	Named in honor of Vasco de Quiroga, bishop and defender of the state's indigenous.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake sex life.27 176	213,40
074		Cojumatlán de Régules	Cojumatlán de Régules	1909	From the Nahuatl: Cutzamalli ‘comadreja’ and tlan ‘place’: ‘Lugar of weasels’. He was also named in honor of Nicolás de Régules, a French Intervention military.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake fake fake brainchild.10 553	129,83
075		The Kings	The Kings of Salgado	1831	Named by the Kings Magos Melchor, Gaspar and Baltasar, current patrons of the place.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake hipster dies 078935.78 935	480.97
076		Sahuayo	Sahuayo de Morelos	1831	Tzacual ‘vasija’ and ayotl ‘tortuga’: ‘Turkey that looks like turtle’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake hipster dies 078477.78 477	128.18
077		San Lucas	San Lucas	1925	Named for the Virgin of Saint Luke.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake brainchild.17 677	468,01
078		Santa Ana Maya	Santa Ana Maya	1868	Named by Ana de Nazaret, saint of the Catholic Church.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake fake fake brainchild.12 812	103.65
079		Salvador Escalante	Santa Clara del Cobre	1831	Named in honor of Salvador Escalante, hero of the Revolution.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild style.49 896	486,49
080		Simple.	Simple.	1856	Simple.: ‘ Limits’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild exposes019833.19 833	257,88
081		Susupuato	Susupuato de Guerrero	1855	Susupuato: ‘Alacrans’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake 09076. exposes herself to death row09076	264,94
082		Tacámbar	Tacámbaro de Codallos	1831	Tacámbar: ‘Lugar of palm trees’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild dies 079540. hypothesized fake fake brainstorm79 540	788.69
083		Tancitaro	Tancitaro	1831	Tancitaro: ‘Prace of tribute’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake 033453. fake fake fake fake fake brainstorm33 453	714.43
084		Tangamandapio	Santiago Tangamandapio	1879	Tangamandapio: ‘trickly run that stands’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake 031716.31 716	315,50
085		Tangancicuaro	Tangancicuaro de Arista	1831	Tangancicuaro: ‘Three eyes of water’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.35 256	386.05
086		Tanhuato	Tanhuato de Guerrero	1831	Tanhuato: ‘Cerca del cerro’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake fake brainchild.15 534	227,78
087		Taretan	Taretan	1831	Taretan: ‘Sementera’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake fake brainchild.15 589	185.08
088		Tarimbar	Tarimbar	1831	Tarimbar: ‘Lugar of willows’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild expose0114513. hypothesize fake brainwashing114 513	256,95
089		Tepalcatepec	Tepalcatepec	1877	From the Nahuatl: Tepalcatl ‘tepalcate’ and tepetl ‘close’: ‘In the hill of tepalcates’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake brainchild.24 074	780,22
090		Tingambato	Tingambato	1877	Tingambato: ‘Cerro of temperate climate’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake brainchild.16 325	187,50
091		Tingüind	Tingüind	1831	Tzinguitzuri: ‘Lugar of worship’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.14 934	174.09
092		Tiquicheo de Nicolás Romero	Tiquicheo	1907	Tiquiche: ‘Escudilla’. He was also named in honor of Nicolás Romero, the military of the Reformation.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.12 836	1493.46
093		Tlalpujahua	Rayon Tlalpujahua	1831	From the Nahuatl: Tlalli ‘ground’ and poxohuac ‘spongy’: ‘In the spongy lands’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.28 556	189.71
094		Tlazazalca	Tlazazalca	1941	Tlazazalca: ‘Lugar arcilloso’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake 0606420. expose himself to hypothesis.6420	203,79
095		Tocumbo	Tocumbo	1930	Jugcumba: ‘Pinabete’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake brainchild.12 325	506,35
096		Tumbiscat	Tumbiscatío de Ruiz	1955	Tumbiscat: ‘Take where there are clusters’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.5971	2064.49
097		Turicato	Turicato	1932	Turicata: ‘Pasito del Gana’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainstorm nightmare.29 056	1544,17
098		Tuxpan	Tuxpan	1831	Toxpan: ‘Lugar de tuzas’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake fake fake brainchild.25 757	243.50
099		Tuzantla	Tuzantla	1868	From the Nahuatl: Tozan ‘tuza’ and tla ‘abundance’: ‘Where the tugs abound’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild.14 329	1017.28
100		Tzintzuntzan	Tzintzuntzan	1930	Tsintsuni ‘colibrí’ and an ‘place’: ‘Lugar de colobríes’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild exposes014911.14 911	167.95
101		Tzitzio	Tzitzio	1936	Tzitzio: ‘Lugar beautiful’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake 08855. expose himself to hypothesis.8855	941,21
102.		Uruapan	Uruapan del Progreso	1831	Uruapani: ‘Lugar where the trees always bear fruit’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainstorm 0356786.356 786	1014,34
103		Venustiano Carranza	San Pedro Cahro	1935	Named thus in honor of Venustiano Carranza (1859 - 1920), hero of the Revolution.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake brainchild.23 469	227,40
104		Villamar	Villamar	1831	Named in honor of Eligio Villamar, General of the American Intervention.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake fake fake brainchild.15 864	350.79
105		Beautiful View	Beautiful view of Negrete	1921	Named for the landscape of the place.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake020982. expose himself to hypothesis.20 982	147.18
106		Yurécuaro	Yurécuaro	1831	Yuerécuaro: ‘Stop the River’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild expose032303.32 303	174.91
107		Zacapu	Zacapu	1831	Zacapu: ‘Lugar pedregoso’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake hipster hipster hipster.76 829	454,14
108		Zamora	Zamora de Hidalgo	1831	Named in reference to the Spanish city of Zamora.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainstorms0204860.204 860	335.55
109		Zináparo	Zináparo	1903	Zináparo: ‘Lugar de obsidiana’	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake 03232.3232	113.38
110		Zinapécuaro	Zinapecuaro de Figueroa	1831	Zinapécuaro: ‘Lugar of healing’.	' s fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake castor.49 005	597,41
111		Ziracuaretiro	Ziracuaretiro	1922	Ziracuaretiro: ‘Turn where the heat ends and the cold begins.’	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild. fake brainchild.18 402	159.93
112		Zitacuaro	Heroica Zitacuaro	1831	Tzia ‘adult, elder’, Cue ‘altar’ and ro ‘Lugar’: ‘Lugar Sanctuary of the Elders’.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake brainstorms0157056.157 056	510.90
113		José Sixto Verduzco	Pastor Ortiz	1974	Named in honor of José Sixto Verduzco, hero of independence.	& fake fake fake fake fake fake fake brainchild fake026213.26 213	220.44