Municipalities of Veracruz

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Municipalities of Veracruz
CategorySecond-level administrative divisions
LocationState of Veracruz
Found inMexico
Created byConstitution of 1824
Constitution of 1857
Constitution of 1917
Created
  • 4 October 1824
  • 5 February 1857
  • 5 February 1917
Abolished by
Abolished
  • 15 December 1835
  • 5 February 1917
Number212
Populations1543–607,209 (Landero y Coss–Veracruz)
Areas4.6–3,508.9 km2 (1.78–1,354.79 sq mi) (Oteapan–Las Choapas)
Government
Subdivisions

Veracruz is a state in central eastern Mexico that is divided into 212 municipalities. According to the 2020 Mexican census, it is the fourth most populated state with 8,062,579 inhabitants and the 11th largest by land area spanning 71,823.5 square kilometres (27,731.2 sq mi).[2][3]

Municipalities in Veracruz are administratively autonomous of the state according to the 115th article of the 1917 Constitution of Mexico.[4] Every four years, citizens elect a municipal president (Spanish: presidente municipal) by a plurality voting system who heads a concurrently elected municipal council (ayuntamiento) responsible for providing all the public services for their constituents. The municipal council consists of a variable number of trustees and councillors (regidores y síndicos).[5] Municipalities are responsible for public services (such as water and sewage), street lighting, public safety, traffic, and the maintenance of public parks, gardens and cemeteries.[6] They may also assist the state and federal governments in education, emergency fire and medical services, environmental protection and maintenance of monuments and historical landmarks. Since 1984, they have had the power to collect property taxes and user fees, although more funds are obtained from the state and federal governments than from their own income.[6]

The largest municipality by population is Veracruz, with 607,209 residents (7.53% of the state's total), while the smallest is Landero y Coss with 1,543 residents.[2] The largest municipality by land area is Las Choapas which spans 3,508.90 km2 (1,354.79 sq mi), and the smallest is Oteapan with 4.60 km2 (1.78 sq mi).[3] The newest municipalities were created in 2003: San Rafael and Santiago Sochiapan.[7]

Municipalities[edit]

  • Largest municipalities in Veracruz by population
  • Veracruz port
    Veracruz, largest municipality by population in Veracruz
  • Señoría Park, Xalapa
    Xalapa, capital and second largest municipality by population
  • Coatzacoalcos II Bridge
    Coatzacoalcos is the third largest municipality by population.
  • City Hall, Córdoba
    Córdoba, fourth largest municipality by population
  • skyline of Poza Rica
    Poza Rica is the fifth largest municipality by population.
  • Cathedral of Saint Joseph and Saint Andrew and nearby square
    San Andrés Tuxtla is the sixth largest municipality by population.
  • View of the city of Papantla
    Papantla the seventh largest municipality by population

†  State capital

Municipalities of Veracruz
Municipal
code 		Name Municipal seat Population
(2020)[2] 		Population
(2010)[8] 		Change Land area[3] Population density
(2020) 		Incorporation date[7]
km2 sq mi
001 Acajete Acajete 9,701 8,223 +18.0% 97.5 37.6 99.5/km2 (257.7/sq mi) December 1, 1868
002 Acatlán Acatlán 3,441 3,085 +11.5% 18.3 7.1 188.0/km2 (487.0/sq mi) December 1, 1868
003 Acayucan Acayucan 80,815 83,817 −3.6% 655.7 253.2 123.2/km2 (319.2/sq mi) September 27, 1824
004 Actopan Actopan 41,742 40,994 +1.8% 859.5 331.9 48.6/km2 (125.8/sq mi) March 28, 1831
005 Acula Acula 5,253 5,129 +2.4% 195.0 75.3 26.9/km2 (69.8/sq mi) March 28, 1831
006 Acultzingo Acultzingo 23,100 20,973 +10.1% 168.9 65.2 136.8/km2 (354.2/sq mi) March 28, 1831
204 Agua Dulce Agua Dulce 44,104 46,010 −4.1% 372.4 143.8 118.4/km2 (306.7/sq mi) November 26, 1988
160 Álamo Temapache[a] Álamo 107,270 104,499 +2.7% 1,277.1 493.1 84.0/km2 (217.5/sq mi) May 27, 1837
008 Alpatláhuac Alpatláhuac 10,338 9,691 +6.7% 70.9 27.4 145.8/km2 (377.6/sq mi) March 28, 1831
009 Alto Lucero Alto Lucero de Gutiérrez Barrios 28,184 28,017 +0.6% 648.3 250.3 43.5/km2 (112.6/sq mi) January 25, 1930
010 Altotonga[b] Altotonga 64,234 60,396 +6.4% 328.5 126.8 195.5/km2 (506.4/sq mi) March 28, 1831
011 Alvarado Alvarado 57,035 51,955 +9.8% 826.9 319.3 69.0/km2 (178.6/sq mi) August 2, 1824
012 Amatitlán[c] Amatitlán 7,866 7,487 +5.1% 135.1 52.2 58.2/km2 (150.8/sq mi) March 28, 1831
014 Amatlán de los Reyes[d] Amatlán de los Reyes 46,955 42,268 +11.1% 151.4 58.5 310.1/km2 (803.3/sq mi) April 27, 1825
015 Angel R. Cabada Angel R. Cabada 33,839 33,528 +0.9% 430.5 166.2 78.6/km2 (203.6/sq mi) July 9, 1931
017 Apazapan Apazapan 4,709 4,027 +16.9% 67.7 26.1 69.6/km2 (180.2/sq mi) December 1, 1868
018 Aquila Aquila 1,978 1,797 +10.1% 20.7 8.0 95.6/km2 (247.5/sq mi) March 28, 1831
019 Astacinga Astacinga 6,909 5,995 +15.2% 29.8 11.5 231.8/km2 (600.5/sq mi) March 28, 1831
020 Atlahuilco Atlahuilco 11,577 9,824 +17.8% 62.2 24.0 186.1/km2 (482.1/sq mi) March 28, 1831
021 Atoyac Atoyac 23,461 22,986 +2.1% 122.8 47.4 191.1/km2 (494.8/sq mi) January 12, 1916
022 Atzacan Atzacan 22,651 20,063 +12.9% 65.4 25.3 346.3/km2 (897.0/sq mi) January 18, 1825
023 Atzalan Atzalan 49,180 48,397 +1.6% 521.9 201.5 94.2/km2 (244.1/sq mi) March 28, 1831
025 Ayahualulco Ayahualulco 27,217 25,456 +6.9% 173.0 66.8 157.3/km2 (407.5/sq mi) December 1, 1868
026 Banderilla Banderilla 25,993 21,546 +20.6% 19.8 7.6 1,312.8/km2 (3,400.1/sq mi) December 1, 1868
027 Benito Juárez[e] Benito Juárez 16,120 16,692 −3.4% 232.6 89.8 69.3/km2 (179.5/sq mi) May 27, 1837
028 Boca del Río Boca del Río 144,550 138,058 +4.7% 38.1 14.7 3,794.0/km2 (9,826.3/sq mi) December 1, 1868
029 Calcahualco Calcahualco 13,701 12,929 +6.0% 134.1 51.8 102.2/km2 (264.6/sq mi) March 28, 1831
007 Camarón de Tejeda[f] Camarón de Tejeda 6,538 6,224 +5.0% 124.1 47.9 52.7/km2 (136.4/sq mi) March 28, 1831
030 Camerino Z. Mendoza[g] Ciudad Mendoza 41,835 41,778 +0.1% 20.9 8.1 2,001.7/km2 (5,184.3/sq mi) March 28, 1831
208 Carlos A. Carrillo Carlos A. Carrillo 23,376 22,907 +2.0% 244.2 94.3 95.7/km2 (247.9/sq mi) November 29, 1996
031 Carrillo Puerto[h] Tamarindo 18,888 16,313 +15.8% 249.7 96.4 75.6/km2 (195.9/sq mi) March 28, 1831
157 Castillo de Teayo Castillo de Teayo 20,145 18,663 +7.9% 272.6 105.3 73.9/km2 (191.4/sq mi) December 14, 1877
032 Catemaco Catemaco 49,451 48,593 +1.8% 659.1 254.5 75.0/km2 (194.3/sq mi) November 30, 1870
033 Cazones Cazones de Herrera 24,421 23,483 +4.0% 272.3 105.1 89.7/km2 (232.3/sq mi) June 9, 1936
034 Cerro Azul Cerro Azul 25,011 25,801 −3.1% 91.0 35.1 274.8/km2 (711.8/sq mi) December 3, 1963
054 Chacaltianguis Chacaltianguis 11,461 11,683 −1.9% 290.5 112.2 39.5/km2 (102.2/sq mi) March 28, 1831
055 Chalma Chalma 13,527 12,626 +7.1% 152.0 58.7 89.0/km2 (230.5/sq mi) November 24, 1938
056 Chiconamel Chiconamel 6,610 6,752 −2.1% 92.6 35.8 71.4/km2 (184.9/sq mi) March 28, 1831
057 Chiconquiaco[i] Chiconquiaco 13,881 13,190 +5.2% 133.7 51.6 103.8/km2 (268.9/sq mi) December 1, 1868
058 Chicontepec Chicontepec de Tejeda 53,858 54,982 −2.0% 936.5 361.6 57.5/km2 (148.9/sq mi) March 22, 1824
059 Chinameca Chinameca 22,638 15,214 +48.8% 192.3 74.2 117.7/km2 (304.9/sq mi) April 22, 1825
060 Chinampa Chinampa de Gorostiza 16,283 15,286 +6.5% 140.2 54.1 116.1/km2 (300.8/sq mi) October 16, 1874
062 Chocamán Chocamán 20,839 18,601 +12.0% 44.3 17.1 470.4/km2 (1,218.3/sq mi) July 13, 1826
063 Chontla Chontla 13,359 14,688 −9.0% 390.5 150.8 34.2/km2 (88.6/sq mi) December 1, 1868
064 Chumatlán[j] Chumatlán 4,008 3,889 +3.1% 23.0 8.9 174.3/km2 (451.3/sq mi) November 30, 1870
035 Citlaltépetl Citlaltépetl 11,165 11,081 +0.8% 81.3 31.4 137.3/km2 (355.7/sq mi) June 12, 1872
036 Coacoatzintla Coacoatzintla 11,018 9,416 +17.0% 43.9 16.9 251.0/km2 (650.0/sq mi) December 1, 1868
037 Coahuitlán Progreso de Zaragoza 8,176 7,810 +4.7% 41.8 16.1 195.6/km2 (506.6/sq mi) November 30, 1870
038 Coatepec Coatepec 93,911 86,696 +8.3% 202.3 78.1 464.2/km2 (1,202.3/sq mi) March 28, 1831
039 Coatzacoalcos Coatzacoalcos 310,698 305,260 +1.8% 311.9 120.4 996.1/km2 (2,580.0/sq mi) December 22, 1881
040 Coatzintla[k] Coatzintla 55,016 48,351 +13.8% 277.7 107.2 198.1/km2 (513.1/sq mi) November 30, 1870
041 Coetzala Coetzala 2,355 2,144 +9.8% 9.4 3.6 250.5/km2 (648.9/sq mi) March 28, 1831
042 Colipa Colipa 5,743 5,728 +0.3% 130.4 50.3 44.0/km2 (114.1/sq mi) December 1, 1868
043 Comapa Comapa 19,876 18,713 +6.2% 310.9 120.0 63.9/km2 (165.6/sq mi) March 28, 1831
044 Córdoba Córdoba 204,721 196,541 +4.2% 159.9 61.7 1,280.3/km2 (3,316.0/sq mi) January 3, 1825
045 Cosamaloapan Cosamaloapan 54,737 57,366 −4.6% 519.1 200.4 105.4/km2 (273.1/sq mi) May 26, 1825
046 Cosautlán Cosautlán de Carvajal 16,167 15,668 +3.2% 76.6 29.6 211.1/km2 (546.6/sq mi) December 1, 1868
047 Coscomatepec Coscomatepec de Bravo 59,471 52,510 +13.3% 158.1 61.0 376.2/km2 (974.3/sq mi) March 28, 1831
048 Cosoleacaque Cosoleacaque 130,903 117,725 +11.2% 276.8 106.9 472.9/km2 (1,224.8/sq mi) February 4, 1825
049 Cotaxtla Cotaxtla 22,050 19,710 +11.9% 537.3 207.5 41.0/km2 (106.3/sq mi) December 1, 1868
050 Coxquihui Coxquihui 16,333 15,492 +5.4% 80.3 31.0 203.4/km2 (526.8/sq mi) November 30, 1870
051 Coyutla Coyutla 23,096 21,822 +5.8% 234.0 90.3 98.7/km2 (255.6/sq mi) November 30, 1870
052 Cuichapa Cuichapa 11,869 11,645 +1.9% 34.7 13.4 342.0/km2 (885.9/sq mi) March 28, 1831
053 Cuitláhuac[l] Cuitláhuac 28,075 26,265 +6.9% 150.3 58.0 186.8/km2 (483.8/sq mi) March 28, 1831
205 El Higo El Higo 19,402 19,128 +1.4% 391.1 151.0 49.6/km2 (128.5/sq mi) November 26, 1988
065 Emiliano Zapata[m] Dos Ríos 85,489 61,718 +38.5% 415.8 160.5 205.6/km2 (532.5/sq mi) April 28, 1827
066 Espinal Espinal 26,830 25,548 +5.0% 240.9 93.0 111.4/km2 (288.5/sq mi) November 30, 1870
067 Filomeno Mata[n] Filomeno Mata 19,179 16,418 +16.8% 43.3 16.7 442.9/km2 (1,147.2/sq mi) November 30, 1870
068 Fortín Fortín de las Flores 66,372 59,761 +11.1% 61.2 23.6 1,084.5/km2 (2,808.9/sq mi) July 15, 1930
069 Gutiérrez Zamora Gutiérrez Zamora 24,085 24,353 −1.1% 179.5 69.3 134.2/km2 (347.5/sq mi) July 21, 1877
070 Hidalgotitlán Hidalgotitlán 18,275 18,277 0.0% 1,011.0 390.3 18.1/km2 (46.8/sq mi) December 1, 1868
071 Huatusco Huatusco 59,920 54,561 +9.8% 202.9 78.3 295.3/km2 (764.9/sq mi) August 6, 1824
072 Huayacocotla Huayacocotla 21,796 20,765 +5.0% 522.3 201.7 41.7/km2 (108.1/sq mi) May 27, 1837
073 Hueyapan Hueyapan de Ocampo 41,670 41,649 +0.1% 709.9 274.1 58.7/km2 (152.0/sq mi) July 3, 1923
074 Huiloapan Huiloapan de Cuauhtémoc 7,293 6,750 +8.0% 18.7 7.2 390.0/km2 (1,010.1/sq mi) December 18, 1859
075 Ignacio de la Llave[o] Ignacio de la Llave 16,525 17,121 −3.5% 396.9 153.2 41.6/km2 (107.8/sq mi) July 3, 1885
076 Ilamatlán Ilamatlán 13,377 13,575 −1.5% 155.3 60.0 86.1/km2 (223.1/sq mi) May 27, 1837
077 Isla Isla 42,807 42,205 +1.4% 926.9 357.9 46.2/km2 (119.6/sq mi) December 7, 1967
078 Ixcatepec[p] Ixcatepec 12,379 12,713 −2.6% 176.9 68.3 70.0/km2 (181.2/sq mi) December 1, 1868
079 Ixhuacán Ixhuacán de los Reyes 11,387 10,724 +6.2% 149.8 57.8 76.0/km2 (196.9/sq mi) March 28, 1831
083 Ixhuatlán de Madero Ixhuatlán de Madero 50,836 49,820 +2.0% 669.2 258.4 76.0/km2 (196.7/sq mi) May 27, 1837
080 Ixhuatlán del Café[q] Ixhuatlán del Café 23,132 21,407 +8.1% 129.4 50.0 178.8/km2 (463.0/sq mi) March 28, 1831
082 Ixhuatlán del Sureste[r] Ixhuatlán del Sureste 15,831 14,903 +6.2% 156.7 60.5 101.0/km2 (261.7/sq mi) December 1, 1868
081 Ixhuatlancillo Ixhuatlancillo 27,295 21,150 +29.1% 52.4 20.2 520.9/km2 (1,349.1/sq mi) March 28, 1831
084 Ixmatlahuacan Ixmatlahuacan 5,574 5,727 −2.7% 347.3 134.1 16.0/km2 (41.6/sq mi) March 28, 1831
085 Ixtaczoquitlán[s] Ixtaczoquitlán 74,004 65,385 +13.2% 137.4 53.1 538.6/km2 (1,395.0/sq mi) August 3, 1824
086 Jalacingo Jalacingo 46,794 40,747 +14.8% 208.1 80.3 224.9/km2 (582.4/sq mi) May 26, 1825
088 Jalcomulco Jalcomulco 5,054 4,940 +2.3% 72.7 28.1 69.5/km2 (180.1/sq mi) December 1, 1868
089 Jáltipan Jáltipan de Morelos 38,669 39,673 −2.5% 316.8 122.3 122.1/km2 (316.1/sq mi) March 28, 1831
090 Jamapa Jamapa 11,132 10,376 +7.3% 132.1 51.0 84.3/km2 (218.3/sq mi) December 1, 1868
091 Jesús Carranza[t] Jesús Carranza 28,524 27,080 +5.3% 1,413.0 545.6 20.2/km2 (52.3/sq mi) December 4, 1879
093 Jilotepec Jilotepec 16,585 15,313 +8.3% 56.3 21.7 294.6/km2 (763.0/sq mi) March 28, 1831
169 José Azueta[u] Villa Azueta 22,709 23,999 −5.4% 535.5 206.8 42.4/km2 (109.8/sq mi) March 28, 1831
094 Juan Rodríguez Clara Juan Rodríguez Clara 38,367 37,193 +3.2% 992.1 383.1 38.7/km2 (100.2/sq mi) December 22, 1960
095 Juchique Juchique de Ferrer 15,059 16,387 −8.1% 187.8 72.5 80.2/km2 (207.7/sq mi) December 1, 1868
016 La Antigua José Cardel 28,682 25,500 +12.5% 131.3 50.7 218.4/km2 (565.8/sq mi) December 1, 1868
127 La Perla La Perla 28,258 23,648 +19.5% 137.9 53.2 204.9/km2 (530.7/sq mi) March 28, 1831
096 Landero y Coss[v] Landero y Coss 1,543 1,546 −0.2% 17.6 6.8 87.7/km2 (227.1/sq mi) December 1, 1868
061 Las Choapas Las Choapas 81,080 77,426 +4.7% 3,508.9 1,354.8 23.1/km2 (59.8/sq mi) December 28, 1961
107 Las Minas Las Minas 2,934 2,897 +1.3% 50.8 19.6 57.8/km2 (149.6/sq mi) December 1, 1868
132 Las Vigas Las Vigas de Ramírez 20,300 17,958 +13.0% 99.8 38.5 203.4/km2 (526.8/sq mi) December 2, 1873
097 Lerdo de Tejada[w] Lerdo de Tejada 19,123 20,141 −5.1% 84.0 32.4 227.7/km2 (589.6/sq mi) January 23, 1923
137 Los Reyes Los Reyes 6,308 5,484 +15.0% 34.2 13.2 184.4/km2 (477.7/sq mi) March 28, 1831
098 Magdalena Magdalena 3,299 2,920 +13.0% 13.8 5.3 239.1/km2 (619.2/sq mi) March 28, 1831
099 Maltrata Maltrata 18,327 16,898 +8.5% 110.6 42.7 165.7/km2 (429.2/sq mi) March 28, 1831
100 Manlio Fabio Altamirano Manlio Fabio Altamirano 23,918 22,585 +5.9% 247.1 95.4 96.8/km2 (250.7/sq mi) June 17, 1937
101 Mariano Escobedo[x] Mariano Escobedo 38,670 33,941 +13.9% 69.5 26.8 556.4/km2 (1,441.1/sq mi) December 1, 1868
102 Martínez de la Torre Martínez de la Torre 108,842 101,358 +7.4% 398.7 153.9 273.0/km2 (707.0/sq mi) October 27, 1882
103 Mecatlán Mecatlán 12,799 11,808 +8.4% 43.6 16.8 293.6/km2 (760.3/sq mi) November 30, 1870
104 Mecayapan Mecayapan 17,134 17,333 −1.1% 296.5 114.5 57.8/km2 (149.7/sq mi) December 1, 1868
105 Medellín Medellín 95,202 59,126 +61.0% 397.3 153.4 239.6/km2 (620.6/sq mi) December 1, 1868
106 Miahuatlán Miahuatlán 4,841 4,429 +9.3% 29.5 11.4 164.1/km2 (425.0/sq mi) December 1, 1868
108 Minatitlán Minatitlán 144,776 157,840 −8.3% 2,118.0 817.8 68.4/km2 (177.0/sq mi) November 18, 1857
109 Misantla Misantla 65,761 62,919 +4.5% 523.4 202.1 125.6/km2 (325.4/sq mi) May 26, 1825
110 Mixtla Mixtla de Altamirano 12,125 10,387 +16.7% 66.5 25.7 182.3/km2 (472.2/sq mi) March 28, 1831
111 Moloacán Moloacán 16,493 16,120 +2.3% 249.6 96.4 66.1/km2 (171.1/sq mi) December 1, 1868
206 Nanchital Nanchital de Lázaro Cárdenas del Río 29,209 27,094 +7.8% 28.3 10.9 1,032.1/km2 (2,673.2/sq mi) November 26, 1988
112 Naolinco Naolinco de Victoria 22,835 20,255 +12.7% 108.4 41.9 210.7/km2 (545.6/sq mi) January 21, 1825
113 Naranjal Naranjal 4,614 4,507 +2.4% 18.6 7.2 248.1/km2 (642.5/sq mi) March 28, 1831
13 Naranjos Amatlán[y] Naranjos 26,843 27,548 −2.6% 136.0 52.5 197.4/km2 (511.2/sq mi) May 27, 1837
114 Nautla Nautla 10,130 9,974 +1.6% 355.6 137.3 28.5/km2 (73.8/sq mi) December 1, 1868
115 Nogales Nogales 37,314 34,688 +7.6% 64.4 24.9 579.4/km2 (1,500.7/sq mi) March 28, 1831
116 Oluta Oluta 17,027 14,784 +15.2% 78.0 30.1 218.3/km2 (565.4/sq mi) December 1, 1868
117 Omealca[z] Omealca 23,773 22,561 +5.4% 213.8 82.5 111.2/km2 (288.0/sq mi) March 28, 1831
118 Orizaba Orizaba 123,182 120,995 +1.8% 27.7 10.7 4,447.0/km2 (11,517.7/sq mi) May 26, 1825
119 Otatitlán Otatitlán 5,651 5,250 +7.6% 49.8 19.2 113.5/km2 (293.9/sq mi) March 28, 1831
120 Oteapan Oteapan 10,343 14,965 −30.9% 4.6 1.8 2,248.5/km2 (5,823.5/sq mi) December 1, 1868
121 Ozuluama[aa] Ozuluama de Mascareñas 22,756 23,276 −2.2% 2,391.6 923.4 9.5/km2 (24.6/sq mi) May 26, 1825
122 Pajapan Pajapan 18,051 15,909 +13.5% 311.7 120.3 57.9/km2 (150.0/sq mi) December 1, 1868
123 Pánuco Pánuco 96,185 97,290 −1.1% 3,168.1 1,223.2 30.4/km2 (78.6/sq mi) March 28, 1831
124 Papantla Papantla de Olarte 159,910 158,599 +0.8% 1,456.5 562.4 109.8/km2 (284.4/sq mi) May 25, 1824
126 Paso de Ovejas Paso de Ovejas 33,442 32,576 +2.7% 388.1 149.8 86.2/km2 (223.2/sq mi) December 1, 1868
125 Paso del Macho Paso del Macho 31,894 29,165 +9.4% 400.6 154.7 79.6/km2 (206.2/sq mi) October 9, 1884
128 Perote Perote 77,432 68,982 +12.2% 609.1 235.2 127.1/km2 (329.3/sq mi) March 28, 1831
129 Platón Sánchez Platón Sánchez 18,053 17,888 +0.9% 244.8 94.5 73.7/km2 (191.0/sq mi) December 10, 1868
130 Playa Vicente Playa Vicente 39,327 40,984 −4.0% 1,192.7 460.5 33.0/km2 (85.4/sq mi) August 2, 1873
131 Poza Rica Poza Rica de Hidalgo 189,457 193,311 −2.0% 64.1 24.7 2,955.6/km2 (7,655.1/sq mi) November 13, 1951
133 Pueblo Viejo Ciudad Cuauhtémoc 57,909 55,358 +4.6% 288.7 111.5 200.6/km2 (519.5/sq mi) January 25, 1825
134 Puente Nacional Puente Nacional 23,544 21,603 +9.0% 384.1 148.3 61.3/km2 (158.8/sq mi) December 1, 1868
135 Rafael Delgado[ab] Rafael Delgado 24,127 20,245 +19.2% 26.4 10.2 913.9/km2 (2,367.0/sq mi) March 28, 1831
136 Rafael Lucio[ac] Rafael Lucio 8,343 7,023 +18.8% 11.5 4.4 725.5/km2 (1,879.0/sq mi) December 1, 1868
138 Río Blanco[ad] Río Blanco 41,795 40,634 +2.9% 15.2 5.9 2,749.7/km2 (7,121.6/sq mi) December 18, 1859
139 Saltabarranca[ae] Saltabarranca 6,126 5,908 +3.7% 108.5 41.9 56.5/km2 (146.2/sq mi) September 15, 1824
140 San Andrés Tenejapan[af] San Andrés Tenejapan 3,134 2,715 +15.4% 21.9 8.5 143.1/km2 (370.6/sq mi) March 28, 1831
141 San Andrés Tuxtla[ag] San Andrés Tuxtla 162,428 157,364 +3.2% 956.9 369.5 169.7/km2 (439.6/sq mi) May 26, 1825
142 San Juan Evangelista[ah] San Juan Evangelista 32,631 33,435 −2.4% 1,261.7 487.1 25.9/km2 (67.0/sq mi) December 1, 1868
211 San Rafael San Rafael 30,351 29,277 +3.7% 291.9 112.7 104.0/km2 (269.3/sq mi) December 15, 2003
212 Santiago Sochiapan Xochiapa 13,062 12,409 +5.3% 399.1 154.1 32.7/km2 (84.8/sq mi) December 15, 2003
212 Santiago Tuxtla[ai] Santiago Tuxtla 57,085 56,427 +1.2% 617.8 238.5 92.4/km2 (239.3/sq mi) May 1, 1829
144 Sayula Sayula de Alemán 32,400 31,974 +1.3% 662.5 255.8 48.9/km2 (126.7/sq mi) December 1, 1868
146 Sochiapa Sochiapa 3,925 3,502 +12.1% 16.3 6.3 240.8/km2 (623.7/sq mi) March 28, 1831
145 Soconusco[aj] Soconusco 16,574 14,395 +15.1% 96.3 37.2 172.1/km2 (445.8/sq mi) March 28, 1831
147 Soledad Atzompa Soledad Atzompa 24,578 21,380 +15.0% 114.7 44.3 214.3/km2 (555.0/sq mi) March 28, 1831
148 Soledad de Doblado Soledad de Doblado 28,130 27,008 +4.2% 416.1 160.7 67.6/km2 (175.1/sq mi) December 1, 1868
149 Soteapan[ak] Soteapan 34,385 32,596 +5.5% 479.8 185.3 71.7/km2 (185.6/sq mi) March 28, 1831
150 Tamalín Tamalín 11,631 11,211 +3.7% 400.0 154.4 29.1/km2 (75.3/sq mi) November 13, 1875
151 Tamiahua[al] Tamiahua 21,902 23,588 −7.1% 1,017.9 393.0 21.5/km2 (55.7/sq mi) May 27, 1837
152 Tampico Alto Tampico Alto 11,561 12,242 −5.6% 874.8 337.8 13.2/km2 (34.2/sq mi) May 26, 1825
153 Tancoco Tancoco 5,795 5,873 −1.3% 156.2 60.3 37.1/km2 (96.1/sq mi) December 1, 1868
154 Tantima Tantima 11,991 12,814 −6.4% 333.6 128.8 35.9/km2 (93.1/sq mi) December 1, 1868
155 Tantoyuca Tantoyuca 99,959 101,743 −1.8% 1,302.3 502.8 76.8/km2 (198.8/sq mi) November 4, 1845
209 Tatahuicapan Tatahuicapan de Juárez 15,044 14,297 +5.2% 295.0 113.9 51.0/km2 (132.1/sq mi) March 19, 1997
156 Tatatila Tatatila 6,041 5,584 +8.2% 91.9 35.5 65.7/km2 (170.3/sq mi) December 1, 1868
158 Tecolutla Tecolutla 24,551 25,126 −2.3% 531.1 205.1 46.2/km2 (119.7/sq mi) December 15, 1879
159 Tehuipango Tehuipango 29,686 23,479 +26.4% 87.9 33.9 337.7/km2 (874.7/sq mi) March 28, 1831
161 Tempoal Tempoal 34,408 34,956 −1.6% 1,152.4 444.9 29.9/km2 (77.3/sq mi) December 1, 1868
162 Tenampa Tenampa 6,448 6,247 +3.2% 65.2 25.2 98.9/km2 (256.1/sq mi) December 1, 1868
163 Tenochtitlán Tenochtitlán 5,040 5,222 −3.5% 86.8 33.5 58.1/km2 (150.4/sq mi) July 9, 1931
164 Teocelo Teocelo 16,957 16,327 +3.9% 60.8 23.5 278.9/km2 (722.3/sq mi) March 28, 1831
165 Tepatlaxco Tepatlaxco 8,925 8,249 +8.2% 60.2 23.2 148.3/km2 (384.0/sq mi) March 28, 1831
166 Tepetlán Tepetlán 9,405 9,004 +4.5% 95.5 36.9 98.5/km2 (255.1/sq mi) December 1, 1868
167 Tepetzintla Tepetzintla 14,619 13,949 +4.8% 227.3 87.8 64.3/km2 (166.6/sq mi) December 1, 1868
168 Tequila[am] Tequila 16,343 14,648 +11.6% 100.0 38.6 163.4/km2 (423.3/sq mi) July 22, 1824
170 Texcatepec[an] Texcatepec 10,824 10,627 +1.9% 195.2 75.4 55.5/km2 (143.6/sq mi) December 1, 1868
171 Texhuacán Texhuacán 5,575 5,292 +5.3% 42.7 16.5 130.6/km2 (338.2/sq mi) March 28, 1831
172 Texistepec Texistepec 19,925 20,199 −1.4% 449.0 173.4 44.4/km2 (114.9/sq mi) March 28, 1831
173 Tezonapa Tezonapa 54,537 52,584 +3.7% 522.5 201.7 104.4/km2 (270.3/sq mi) December 22, 1960
174 Tierra Blanca Tierra Blanca 95,602 94,087 +1.6% 1,517.9 586.1 63.0/km2 (163.1/sq mi) June 19, 1915
175 Tihuatlán Tihuatlán 92,726 89,774 +3.3% 718.4 277.4 129.1/km2 (334.3/sq mi) December 1, 1868
180 Tlachichilco Tlachichilco 10,900 11,276 −3.3% 225.7 87.1 48.3/km2 (125.1/sq mi) May 27, 1837
176 Tlacojalpan Tlacojalpan 4,489 4,632 −3.1% 102.7 39.7 43.7/km2 (113.2/sq mi) March 28, 1831
177 Tlacolulan Tlacolulan 11,685 10,299 +13.5% 133.5 51.5 87.5/km2 (226.7/sq mi) December 1, 1868
178 Tlacotalpan Tlacotalpan 12,898 13,284 −2.9% 578.5 223.4 22.3/km2 (57.7/sq mi) July 28, 1824
179 Tlacotepec Tlacotepec de Mejía 4,284 3,965 +8.0% 65.3 25.2 65.6/km2 (169.9/sq mi) December 1, 1868
181 Tlalixcoyan Tlalixcoyan 37,795 37,037 +2.0% 917.9 354.4 41.2/km2 (106.6/sq mi) June 17, 1825
182 Tlalnelhuayocan Tlalnelhuayocan 19,664 16,311 +20.6% 36.7 14.2 535.8/km2 (1,387.7/sq mi) December 1, 1868
024 Tlaltetela[ao] Tlaltetela 16,485 14,613 +12.8% 277.8 107.3 59.3/km2 (153.7/sq mi) December 1, 1868
183 Tlapacoyan Tlapacoyan 61,377 58,084 +5.7% 168.0 64.9 365.3/km2 (946.2/sq mi) May 30, 1826
184 Tlaquilpa Tlaquilpa 7,933 7,151 +10.9% 56.4 21.8 140.7/km2 (364.3/sq mi) March 28, 1831
185 Tlilapan Tlilapan 5,548 4,879 +13.7% 11.2 4.3 495.4/km2 (1,283.0/sq mi) March 28, 1831
186 Tomatlán Tomatlán 7,197 6,763 +6.4% 18.8 7.3 382.8/km2 (991.5/sq mi) January 18, 1825
187 Tonayán Tonayán 6,105 5,696 +7.2% 50.2 19.4 121.6/km2 (315.0/sq mi) December 1, 1868
188 Totutla Totutla 17,217 16,403 +5.0% 97.9 37.8 175.9/km2 (455.5/sq mi) March 28, 1831
207 Tres Valles Tres Valles 44,978 45,095 −0.3% 547.7 211.5 82.1/km2 (212.7/sq mi) November 26, 1988
189 Tuxpan Túxpam de Rodriguez Cano 154,600 143,362 +7.8% 964.3 372.3 160.3/km2 (415.2/sq mi) December 7, 1825
190 Tuxtilla Tuxtilla 2,258 2,177 +3.7% 56.1 21.7 40.2/km2 (104.2/sq mi) December 1, 1868
191 Úrsulo Galván[ap] Úrsulo Galván 30,097 29,005 +3.8% 124.2 48.0 242.3/km2 (627.6/sq mi) December 1, 1868
210 Uxpanapa Poblado 10 30,891 27,346 +13.0% 1,960.6 757.0 15.8/km2 (40.8/sq mi) January 31, 1997
192 Vega de Alatorre Vega de Alatorre 20,204 19,541 +3.4% 338.6 130.7 59.7/km2 (154.5/sq mi) December 1, 1868
193 Veracruz Veracruz 607,209 552,156 +10.0% 247.1 95.4 2,457.3/km2 (6,364.5/sq mi) May 26, 1825
194 Villa Aldama Villa Aldama 12,492 10,851 +15.1% 51.5 19.9 242.6/km2 (628.2/sq mi) June 18, 1929
087 Xalapa Xalapa-Enríquez† 488,531 457,928 +6.7% 124.6 48.1 3,920.8/km2 (10,154.8/sq mi) May 26, 1825
092 Xico[aq] Xico 39,623 35,188 +12.6% 179.0 69.1 221.4/km2 (573.3/sq mi) March 28, 1831
195 Xoxocotla Xoxocotla 5,900 5,163 +14.3% 37.4 14.4 157.8/km2 (408.6/sq mi) November 30, 1870
196 Yanga[ar] Yanga 17,902 17,462 +2.5% 87.9 33.9 203.7/km2 (527.5/sq mi) March 28, 1831
197 Yecuatla Yecuatla 11,205 11,357 −1.3% 112.5 43.4 99.6/km2 (258.0/sq mi) December 1, 1868
198 Zacualpan Zacualpan 6,788 6,784 +0.1% 263.7 101.8 25.7/km2 (66.7/sq mi) November 13, 1875
199 Zaragoza Zaragoza 11,899 10,720 +11.0% 21.7 8.4 548.3/km2 (1,420.2/sq mi) December 1, 1868
200 Zentla Colonia Manuel González 12,581 12,379 +1.6% 178.1 68.8 70.6/km2 (183.0/sq mi) December 1, 1868
201 Zongolica Zongolica 45,028 41,923 +7.4% 282.6 109.1 159.3/km2 (412.7/sq mi) May 4, 1825
202 Zontecomatlán Zontecomatlán de López y Fuentes 14,644 13,866 +5.6% 242.1 93.5 60.5/km2 (156.7/sq mi) May 27, 1837
203 Zozocolco Zozocolco de Hidalgo 14,524 13,434 +8.1% 68.9 26.6 210.8/km2 (546.0/sq mi) November 30, 1870
Veracruz — 8,062,579 7,643,194 +5.5% 71,823.5 27,731.2 112.3/km2 (290.7/sq mi) —
Mexico — 126,014,024 112,336,538 +12.2% 1,960,646.7 757,010 64.3/km2 (166.5/sq mi) —

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ Alamo Temapache was originally incorporated as Temapachi, changing its name on August 15, 2007.[7]
  2. ^ Altotonga was originally incorporated as Agua Caliente, changing its name on May 18, 1881.[7]
  3. ^ Amatitlán was originally incorporated as San Pedro Amatlán, changing its name on January 15, 1918.[7]
  4. ^ Amatlán de los Reyes was originally incorporated as Amatlán, changing its name on January 15, 1918.[7]
  5. ^ Benito Juárez was originally incorporated as Cececapa, changing its name on July 2, 1889. It merged with Chicontepec in 1934-37.[7]
  6. ^ Camarón de Tejeda was originally incorporated as San José Temascal, changing its name on January 15, 1918.[7]
  7. ^ Camerino Z. Mendoza was originally incorporated as Necoxtla, changing its name on November 19, 1932.[7]
  8. ^ Carrillo Puerto was originally incorporated as Santiago Huatusco, changing its name on November 29, 1932.[7]
  9. ^ Chiconquiaco merged with Acatlán in 1899-1911.[7]
  10. ^ Chumatlán merged with Coxquihui in 1890-1922 and with Coyutla in 1922-1936.[7]
  11. ^ Coatzintla was originally incorporated as Coaquitla, changing its name on January 15, 1918.[7]
  12. ^ Cuitláhuac was originally incorporated as San Juan de la Punta, changing its name on November 29, 1932.[7]
  13. ^ Emiliano Zapata was originally incorporated as El Chico, changing its name on July 14, 1932.[7]
  14. ^ Filomeno Mata was originally incorporated as Santo Domingo, changing its name on November 29, 1932.[7]
  15. ^ Ignacio de la Llave was originally incorporated as San Cristóbal de la Llave, changing its name on November 29, 1932.[7]
  16. ^ Ixcatepec was originally incorporated as Santa María, changing its name on January 15, 1918.[7]
  17. ^ Ixhuatlán del Café was originally incorporated as San Pedro Ishuatán, changing its name on December 4, 1956.[7]
  18. ^ Renamed Chapopotla in 1938-1960.[7]
  19. ^ Ixtaczoquitlán was originally incorporated as Escamela, changing its name to Zoquitlán in 1831 and to its current name on June 25, 1885.[7]
  20. ^ Jesús Carranza was originally incorporated as Suchilápam, changing its name to Santa Lucrecia in 1918 and to its current name on November 29, 1932.[7]
  21. ^ José Azueta was originally incorporated as Tesechoacán, changing its name on January 19, 1974.[7]
  22. ^ Landero y Coss was originally incorporated as San Juan Miacatlán, changing its name on November 29, 1932.[7]
  23. ^ Lerdo de Tejada was originally incorporated as El Naranjal, changing its name on August 11, 1923.[7]
  24. ^ Mariano Escobedo was originally incorporated as Jesus María, changing its name on November 29, 1932.[7]
  25. ^ Naranjos Amatlán was originally incorporated as Amatlán Tuxpan, changing its name on June 22, 1996.[7]
  26. ^ Omealca was originally incorporated as San Antonio Tenejapa, changing its name on November 29, 1962.[7]
  27. ^ Ozuluama was originally incorporated as Tampico, changing its name on February 18, 1871.[7]
  28. ^ Rafael Delgado was originally incorporated as San Juan del Río, changing its name on November 29, 1923.[7]
  29. ^ Rafael Lucio was originally incorporated as San Miguel del Soldado, changing its name on November 29, 1923.[7]
  30. ^ Río Blanco was originally incorporated as Tenango, changing its name on January 15, 1918.[7]
  31. ^ Saltabarranca merged with Veracruz in 1831-1868.[7]
  32. ^ San Andrés Tenejapan was renamed Ciriaco Vázquez in 1932-1940.[7]
  33. ^ San Andrés Tuxtla was renamed Los Tuxtlas in 1932-38.[7]
  34. ^ San Juan Evangelista was renamed Santana Rodríguez in 1932-39.[7]
  35. ^ Santiago Tuxtla was renamed Juan de la Luz Enríquez in 1932-36.[7]
  36. ^ Soconusco was merged with Acayucan in 1922-26.[7]
  37. ^ Soteapan was originally incorporated as San Pedro Joteapa, changing its name on January 15, 1918.[7]
  38. ^ Tamiahua was originally incorporated as Tamahoa, changing its name on November 1, 1881.[7]
  39. ^ Tequila was renamed Roa Bárcena in 1932-45.[7]
  40. ^ Texcatepec was merged with Huayacocotla, Zontecomatlán, Zacualpan and Tlachichilco in 1891-1918.[7]
  41. ^ Tlaltetela was originally incorporated as Axocuápam, changing its name on July 14, 1979.[7]
  42. ^ Úrsulo Galván was originally incorporated as San Carlos, changing its name on November 29, 1932.[7]
  43. ^ Xico was originally incorporated as Jicochimalco, changing its name on August 13, 1875.[7]
  44. ^ Yanga was originally incorporated as San Lorenzo Serralvo, changing its name on November 29, 1932.[7]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Capítulo III: Del Territorio de los Municipios. Artículo 10". Ley Orgánica del Municipio Libre [Organic Law of the Free Municipality § Chapter III: About the Territory of the Municipalities. Article 10] (PDF) (in Spanish). Xalapa: Government of Veracruz. 22 February 2018. pp. 3–4. Retrieved 6 August 2022.
  2. ^ a b c "Censo de Población y Vivienda 2020 - SCITEL" (in Spanish). INEGI. Retrieved 2021-01-27.
  3. ^ a b c "México en cifras - Medio Ambiente - Veracruz" (in Spanish). INEGI. Retrieved February 12, 2021.
  4. ^ "Constitución Política de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos". Article 115, Act of 1917 (in Spanish). Retrieved September 27, 2017.
  5. ^ OECD (November 12, 2004). New Forms of Governance for Economic Development. OECD Publishing. p. 121. ISBN 9264015329.
  6. ^ a b International Business Publications (2009). Mexico Company Laws and Regulations Handbook. p. 42. ISBN 978-1-4330-7030-3. {{cite book}}: |last= has generic name (help)
  7. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at Estado de Veracruz División Territorial de 1810 a 1995 (PDF) (in Spanish). Mexico: INEGI. 1996. ISBN 970-13-1517-0.
  8. ^ "Censo de Población y Vivienda 2010 - SCITEL" (in Spanish). INEGI. Retrieved 2021-01-27.

External links[edit]

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