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“Sobre el suelo de Cenizas” or “Over the soil of Ashes”. That’s what Nextlalpan means in Nahuatl. Nextlalpan is a municipality located north of the State of Mexico. We’re about to uncover its history together.

Nextlalpan covers an area of 42.49 square kilometers. In 2005, its population was 22,507. By 2020, it had grown to 57,082. The main town here is Santa Ana Nextlalpan.

This town is not just a place. Nextlalpan is a repository of history. It has cultural treasures waiting to be discovered. The municipality boasts a museum. It displays archaeological pieces found right here. These artifacts whisper stories of ancient civilizations. They tell of people who walked this land long before us.

Nextlalpan also features several Catholic temples. These temples date back to the colonial era. They stand as testaments to time and faith. Among these are San Miguel Xaltocan and San Juan Atenac. There is also San Esteban Ecatitlán and Santa Ana Nextlalpan. Not to forget San Francisco Moloco. Then there is San Pedro Miltenco. Also, San Mateo Acuitlapilco and Santiago Atocan. Finally, the Ex-Hacienda de Santa Inés. Each temple has its unique story. Each is full of architectural details. They reflect the blend of indigenous and European influences.

The town of Santa Ana Nextlalpan is the municipal seat. Its coordinates are 19.75000° North and 99.17111° West.

Now, let’s talk about food. Nextlalpan offers culinary delights. Mole de guajolote is a local specialty. It is turkey in a rich mole sauce. Barbacoa de borrego is also popular. This is pit-barbecued lamb. These dishes offer a taste of Nextlalpan’s cultural identity.

In 2000, the population of Nextlalpan Municipality was 19,532. By 2005, it increased to 22,507. The 2010 census recorded 34,374 residents. The 2020 census showed a population of 57,082.

Several smaller localities make up Nextlalpan. Colonia los Aguiluchos is a rural locality. In 2020, it had 1,715 residents. Colonia Pozos y Vías had 877 residents. Ex-Hacienda Santa Inés grew significantly. It went from 5,013 in 2010 to 18,769 in 2020. Paseos del Valle reached 7,753 residents. Prados San Francisco had 3,702 residents. San Mateo Acuitlapilco had 2,632. San Miguel Jaltocan had 4,098. Santa Ana Nextlalpan had 16,596 residents.

As you explore Nextlalpan, remember its name. “Sobre el suelo de Cenizas.” It’s more than just a name. It’s a connection to the past. A reminder of the generations who lived here. It is a vibrant community. It is rich in history and culture. Nextlalpan welcomes all.

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