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highly or very highly marginalized. As of the 2010 census, there were 5,991 residences. About 58% have running water, and less than 47% have drainage. Over 96% have electricity and access to a landfill. Seventy percent of homes have cement floors with 24% having dirt floors. About 15% have autos, 86% have televisions, 70% have refrigerators, 69% have radios, 34% have cell phones, just over five percent have computers, and less than two percent have
Internet. About 54% of the working population of the municipality is involved in agriculture, fishing, and forestry. Principle crops include corn, oranges, bananas, green chili peppers, and grapefruit. Most livestock is cattle, followed by pigs, sheep, goats, and domestic fowl. About 12 percent is involved in mining, construction, and utilities. About 32% is involved in commerce and services, including tourism.
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centers on the main boardwalk and docks which were built by the state in 2006. The
Cazones lighthouse was built in the 1970s to guide small vessels such as fishing boats. Farallón is a small island located at the mouth of the Cazones River about half a kilometer from the ocean. In the colonial period, it was a refuge for pirates. One side of the island has a cliff called “El Chivo” eighteen meters high, which is popular for rappelling. The island is home to a species of black iguana called “garrobo negro.” Playa Sur is the best known beach because of its hotels and other tourist infrastructure.
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The municipality is considered to have a high level of socioeconomic marginalization. About 34% have problems obtaining sufficient food; 45% have problems obtaining sufficient education or job training and about 70% lack their own land. Of the municipality’s 71 communities, fifty are considered to be
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with the Gulf of Mexico to the east. Aside from the municipal seat, other significant communities are La Unión (1,824 hab.), Rancho Nuevo (1,238 hab.), Barra de
Cazones (1,166 hab.) and Manlio Fabio Altamirano (1,121 hab.). The municipal government consists of a municipal president, an officer called
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Playa
Chaparrales is a semi-virgin beach with permanent structures generally out of view of the shoreline. This beach has heaps of shells pushed onshore in capricious formations. It is a protected nesting site for three of Mexico’s protected marine species. Visitors are welcome to the beach during
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Playa Norte is a virgin beach with no permanent structures located on the opposite side of the mouth of the
Cazones River from the main docks. The area is a haven for flocks of sea gulls and parts are filled with sea shells and pieces of coral. One of the features of this beach is “El Pulpo” (The
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Tourist attractions in the municipality are related to its shoreline and includes beaches such as Playa Azul, Playa
Boquitas, Playa Sur, and Playa Chaparrales, as well as the Cazones River. The best known area is Barra de Cazones, where almost all of the municipality’s hotels are. The community
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and there is boat service from the municipal seat to communities on the other side of the river, including boats that carry vehicles. While it is the largest community in the municipality with a population of 4,773 as of 2020, it has a high level of socioeconomic marginalization.
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as the most traditional music. The municipality organizes regular events to promote and preserve the traditional dances of the
Veracruz Huasteca. The establishment of the municipality is celebrated from June 16–23 each year.
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Arrecife Blake (Blake Reef) is also called the “Bajo Negro” (Black Low) because it is home to species of black coral. It also has expanses of mangroves. La
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The municipality has an average altitude of ten meters above sea level. Its main river is the
Cazones, which splits the municipality into two parts and is the traditional dividing line between Totonacapan and
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Cazones is a major annual sporting event in the north of Veracruz, sponsored by the municipality and the federal government. Money raised from the event is used to help preserve marine turtle habitats.
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Octopus), a rock formation with six branches formed by erosion from sea waves. Another is the Cueva del Tigre (Tiger Cave) a small cave which is hidden during high tide.
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310:Miguel Ángel Uribe Toral (
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2284:Tatahuicapan
2199:Cosoleacaque
1800:Coscomatepec
1637:Boca del Río
1609:Villa Aldama
1574:Rafael Lucio
1494:Chiconquiaco
1421:Tenochtitlán
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1265:Tlachichilco
1230:Huayacocotla
1225:Citlaltépetl
1162:Tampico Alto
1147:Pueblo Viejo
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43:Municipality
2224:Las Choapas
2123:Tres Valles
2118:Tlacotalpan
2113:Tlacojalpan
2068:José Azueta
1755:Calcahualco
1720:Alpatláhuac
1687:Tlalixcoyan
1656:José Cardel
1484:Ayahualulco
1469:Alto Lucero
1255:Tepetzintla
643:La Huasteca
582:Totonacapan
240: /
133:Etymology:
2289:Texistepec
2234:Minatitlán
2184:Agua Dulce
1960:Tlaltetela
1935:Tepatlaxco
1925:Tehuipango
1905:Río Blanco
1810:Cuitláhuac
1740:Atlahuilco
1715:Acultzingo
1652:La Antigua
1594:Tlacolulan
1559:Miahuatlán
1534:Jalcomulco
1489:Banderilla
1426:Tlapacoyan
1416:San Rafael
1313:Coatzintla
1308:Coahuitlán
1260:Texcatepec
1210:Cerro Azul
1112:Chiconamel
762:References
659:armadillos
340:Population
299:Government
228:97°18′38″W
225:20°42′16″N
2274:Soconusco
2244:Nanchital
2229:Mecayapan
2189:Chinameca
2083:Otatitlán
2033:Amatitlán
2000:Zongolica
1985:Xoxocotla
1965:Tlaquilpa
1945:Texhuacán
1855:Magdalena
1850:Los Reyes
1774:Tamarindo
1735:Astacinga
1549:Las Minas
1539:Jilotepec
1529:Jalacingo
1474:Altotonga
1363:Tihuatlán
1358:Tecolutla
1353:Poza Rica
1318:Coxquihui
1303:Chumatlán
1275:Zacualpan
1240:Ixcatepec
1235:Ilamatlán
1172:Tantoyuca
1079:(capital)
1066:State of
1017:March 23,
1007:"Cazones"
986:March 23,
955:March 23,
930:March 23,
899:March 23,
828:March 23,
755:Triathlon
663:mangroves
634:Tihuatlán
630:Poza Rica
401:(Central)
370:Time zone
332:Elevation
41:Town and
2318:Category
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2294:Uxpanapa
2279:Soteapan
2239:Moloacán
2214:Jáltipan
2179:Acayucan
2146:Catemaco
2128:Tuxtilla
2102:Xochiapa
2028:Alvarado
1975:Tomatlán
1970:Tlilapan
1950:Tezonapa
1915:Sochiapa
1875:Naranjal
1860:Maltrata
1845:La Perla
1820:Huatusco
1805:Cuichapa
1785:Coetzala
1780:Chocamán
1697:Veracruz
1667:Medellín
1642:Cotaxtla
1589:Tepetlán
1579:Tatatila
1564:Naolinco
1524:Ixhuacán
1518:Dos Ríos
1504:Coatepec
1479:Apazapan
1436:Yecuatla
1406:Misantla
1348:Papantla
1343:Mecatlán
1157:Tamiahua
1068:Veracruz
683:Carnival
655:opossums
651:raccoons
626:Papantla
598:Papantla
590:Conquest
536:The town
526:Veracruz
285:Veracruz
2259:Pajapan
2254:Oteapan
1980:Totutla
1940:Tequila
1930:Tenampa
1890:Orizaba
1885:Omealca
1880:Nogales
1795:Córdoba
1750:Atzacan
1604:Tonayán
1584:Teocelo
1464:Actopan
1459:Acatlán
1454:Acajete
1386:Atzalán
1328:Espinal
1323:Coyutla
1250:Tancoco
1220:Chontla
1167:Tantima
1152:Tamalín
1122:El Higo
691:Spanish
557:History
528:on the
514:Cazones
379:Central
253:Country
199:Cazones
166:Cazones
34:Cazones
18:Cazones
1995:Zentla
1790:Comapa
1745:Atoyac
1730:Aquila
1647:Jamapa
1614:Xalapa
1569:Perote
1411:Nautla
1391:Colipa
1270:Tuxpan
1137:Pánuco
1107:Chalma
1077:Xalapa
678:danzón
622:Tuxpan
602:Tuxpan
586:Aztecs
542:Xalapa
496:24,421
485:23,675
474:23,483
463:23,059
452:23,839
441:23,621
348:24,421
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265:Mexico
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2249:Oluta
2018:Acula
1990:Yanga
784:CEEIG
647:shoal
567:Stack
546:kiosk
512:, or
499:+3.2%
493:2020
488:+0.8%
482:2015
477:+1.8%
471:2010
466:−3.3%
460:2005
455:+0.9%
449:2000
438:1995
410:92977
399:UTC-5
375:UTC-6
364:4,773
306:Mayor
272:State
135:Cazón
2058:Isla
1619:Xico
1019:2012
988:2012
957:2012
932:2012
901:2012
830:2012
687:mole
632:and
427:Pop.
423:Year
319:Area
294:1936
124:Seal
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