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San Agustín Tlaxiaca

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  • San Agustín Tlaxiaca sits between the parallels 98° 48’ 20and 99° 05’ 32west longitude. It rests within the north latitude range of 19° 57’ 20to 20° 12’ 22”. This specific geographic position places it in central-eastern Mexico. The municipality covers a total surface area of 354.6 square kilometers. Neighboring municipalities include Ajacuba, Actopan, Pachuca, and El Arenal. Mineral del Chico and Zapotlán de Juárez also share its boundaries. Tolcayuca lies to one side while the state of México borders another section. Hueypoxtla marks the edge where Hidalgo meets that neighboring state.

  • The town of San Agustín Tlaxiaca serves as the municipal seat for the region. It holds governing jurisdiction over surrounding communities like Ixcuinquitlapilco. San Juan Solis falls under this administrative umbrella as well. Pozos is another community managed by the seat's authority. This structure defines how local governance extends beyond the main town limits. Eighty-four municipalities exist within the state of Hidalgo. Each municipality operates with its own defined scope of power. The seat manages resources and decisions for these smaller settlements.

  • As of 2005, the municipality had a total population of 27,118 people. INEGI conducted an official census in the year 2010 to update these figures. That count reported a specific number of residents though the exact figure remains missing from available records. Demographic data provides insight into the growth or decline of the area. The 2005 count offers a baseline for understanding the community size. Official statistics track changes over time through government surveys. These numbers reflect the human presence across the 354.6 square kilometers.

  • Specific populated places exist within the municipality including San Juan Solís. Tornacuxtla appears on lists of inhabited areas alongside other towns. Chapultepec de Pozes forms part of the settlement distribution breakdown. Ixcuinquitlapilco stands as another distinct location under municipal jurisdiction. The table of populated places shows these names clearly listed. Each name represents a cluster of homes and businesses. These locations contribute to the overall identity of the region. Their existence defines the spatial layout of the municipality.

  • The audio documentary traces changes in population figures between the mid-2000s and 2010. The 2005 census recorded 27,118 individuals living there. The 2010 census by INEGI reported updated population data. This shift highlights how demographic trends evolve over five years. Historical census evolution reveals patterns of migration or growth. Government agencies collect this data to plan future infrastructure projects. Comparing these two counts offers a snapshot of regional change. The missing figure from 2010 leaves some questions unanswered about exact numbers.

Common questions

Where is San Agustín Tlaxiaca located in Mexico?

San Agustín Tlaxiaca sits between the parallels 98° 48’ 20” and 99° 05’ 32” west longitude within the north latitude range of 19° 57’ 20” to 20° 12’ 22”. This specific geographic position places it in central-eastern Mexico. The municipality covers a total surface area of 354.6 square kilometers.

Which municipalities border San Agustín Tlaxiaca?

Neighboring municipalities include Ajacuba, Actopan, Pachuca, and El Arenal. Mineral del Chico and Zapotlán de Juárez also share its boundaries. Tolcayuca lies to one side while the state of México borders another section.

What was the population of San Agustín Tlaxiaca in 2005?

As of 2005, the municipality had a total population of 27,118 people. INEGI conducted an official census in the year 2010 to update these figures. That count reported a specific number of residents though the exact figure remains missing from available records.

What populated places are under the jurisdiction of San Agustín Tlaxiaca?

Specific populated places exist within the municipality including San Juan Solís. Tornacuxtla appears on lists of inhabited areas alongside other towns. Chapultepec de Pozes forms part of the settlement distribution breakdown.