Municipality of Tocumbo
Get to know deeply all the information of the municipality of Tocumbo through its towns. We have registered the smallest, with hardly any inhabitants, and even those with the largest population, such as Santa Clara de Valladares, Tocumbo, or Santa Inés.
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Which is my place if I live in Tocumbo?
Tocumbo is a Municipality of 11504 inhabitants, placed in the State of Michoacán de Ocampo, with a fertility rate of 2.72 children per woman. 8.07% of the population migrated from outside the State of Michoacán de Ocampo. 1.00% of the population is indigenous, 0.57% of the inhabitants speak one indigenous language, and 0.00% speak that indigenous language, but not Spanish.
95.56% of the inhabitants of Tocumbo are Catholic, 50.48% are economically active and, within this active population, 97.60% are employed. Additionally, 93.51% of the dwellings have piped water and 12.94% have Internet access.Which are the villages with the highest number of inhabitants of the municipality of Tocumbo?
We have been analysing all the demographic data of Tocumbo and in the following four towns live the largest number of people:- Santa Clara de Valladares (5751 inhabitants)
- Tocumbo (1779 inhabitants)
- Santa Inés (347 inhabitants)
- La Magdalena (393 inhabitants)
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Access maps, population data and history of the municipalities of Tocumbo. We have a complete list of all the places and towns of the municipality of Tocumbo. As an example, you can find towns and places around Santa Clara de Valladares.
>>>Map with all the towns inside the municipality of Tocumbo
List with all the towns in the Municipality of Tocumbo:
Which is my place if I live in Tocumbo?
Agua Caliente (28 inhabitants)
Agua Zarca (7 inhabitants)
Arúmbaro (La Loma) (200 inhabitants)
Bracamontes (- inhabitants)
Buenavista (4 inhabitants)
Bugambilias (5 inhabitants)
Casas Blancas (Nuevo Zitiripio) (22 inhabitants)
Desviación de Atapan (- inhabitants)
El Aguacate (-)
El Algodón (-)
El Aventadero (-)
El Belicoso (2)
El Colomo (-)
El Limón (4)
El Magueyito (-)
El Manguito (8)
El Molinito (99)
El Palmito (-)
El Paraíso (5)
El Picacho (2)
El Platanar (8)
El Puerto (-)
El Rodeo (8)
El Rodeo de Andrade (5)
El Salate (-)
El Santuario (18)
El Sauz (12)
Huacaro (4)
La Calera (74)
La Charanda (31)
La Estancia (8)
La Higuerita (4)
La Joya (La Hoya) (2)
La Laguna (-)
La Laguneta (236)
La Limonera (2)
La Loma del Tiro (2)
La Magdalena (545)
La Mesa (La Mesa de Valencia) (3)
La Parota (6)
La Parota (-)
La Playa (-)
La Ventilla (11)
La Resinera (-)
La Soledad (-)
La Taberna (-)
Las Higuerillas (La Higuerita) (-)
Las Minitas (-)
Los Caulotes (6)
Los Cerritos (-)
Los Corrales (5)
Los Desmontes (2)
Los Ojos de Agua de San Pedro la Calera (2)
Los Toboganes (18)
Los Toriles (7)
Palo Martínez (4)
Peña Ahumada (5)
Poca Sangre (-)
Pueblo Nuevo (227)
Puente de Tocumbo (133)
Rodeo del Pinal (5)
San Cristóbal la Mesa (4)
San Francisco (326)
San José (7)
San Luis (2)
Santa Clara de Valladares (7785)
Santa Inés (496)
Santa Rosa (6)
Tocumbo (1889)
Zitiripio (-)
Other towns, colonies, districts and neighborhoods in the Municipality of Tocumbo: