La Bomba (Morelos)

The most complete information about the tiny town of La Bomba (pictures, maps, statistics, population) on a single page.

Did you know that this town in Morelos has 8 inhabitants?

The town of La Bomba (Morelos) belongs to the municipality of Tlaquiltenango. There are 8 inhabitants and it is 879 meters altitude. The Magical Town of Tlaltizapán de Zapata is 19 minutes away by car (13 km). It is the most populated town in the position #38 of the whole municipality.

Last Update: 29.05.2024

To locate this beautiful town inside the municipality, you must know that La Bomba is located at 1.5 kilometers (in direction Northeast) from the locality of Tlaquiltenango, which is the one that has more inhabitants inside the municipality. With our webpage and with our satelital map that you can find below, you can know where is and visit the surroundings of La Bomba.

#1 Where is La Bomba? How to go? Map

What is the route to get to La Bomba (Morelos)? Find out on this map the access to this town. With the zoom controls you can zoom in and out to the icon Map marker

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#2 The population of La Bomba (Morelos) is 8 inhabitants

Population data in La Bomba (Morelos)
YearFemale InhabitantsMale inhabitantsTotal population
20208
20107613
20056612
Evolution of the population in La Bomba: Total   Men   Women

According to the 2010 official census, in the town there were 6 males and 7 females. The female/male ratio is 1.167, and the birth rate is 2.20 children per woman. Of the total population, 7.69% comes from outside the State of Morelos. 23.08% of the population is illiterate (16.67% of men and 28.57% of women). The education level is 3.86 (3.67 in men and 4 in women).

Indigenous culture in La Bomba
0.00% of the population is indigenous, and 0.00% of the inhabitants speak one of the indigenous languages. 0.00% of the population speaks one of the indigineous languages, but not Spanish.

Unemployment and the economy in La Bomba
30.77% of the inhabitants (more than 12 years) are economically active (50.00% of the men, and 14.29% of the women).

Housing and infrastructure in La Bomba
In La Bomba there are 3 housings. 100.00% of the housings have electricity, 0.00% have piped water, 66.67% have toilet or restroom, 66.67% have a radio receiver, 100.00% a television, 66.67% a fridge, 66.67% a washing-machine, 33.33% a car or a van, 0.00% a personal computer, 0.00% a landline telephone, 66.67% mobile phone, and 0.00% Internet access.

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#3 Satellite photo of La Bomba

With the satellite map of La Bomba will I be able to look for my location? Yes, access the map, zoom in and see the surroundings of this town and the municipality of Tlaquiltenango. Get free live access to satellite views of 2024 of La Bomba.



#4 Hotels and Accommodation near La Bomba

Many people want to stay in the town of La Bomba itself, but unfortunately there are no hotels in the village yet. Don't worry, we have created this list of the closest accommodations, so you can ask if they have rooms available:

#5 What to do in La Bomba

Are you visiting and don't know what to do in La Bomba? The list of the best places to visit in La Bomba and nearby locations.
Mountains in La Bomba for hiking and trails:
  • Jojutla (1550 meters): 6.0 km walk (76 minutes), heading South.
  • Santa María (1525 meters): 4.8 km walk (78 minutes), heading Northeast.
  • Cerro Jilguero (1005 meters): 8.9 km walk (178 minutes), heading Southeast.
  • La Tortuga (1119 meters): 9.8 km walk (163 minutes), heading Northwest.
Magical Towns near La Bomba to discover the Mexican culture:Other towns near La Bomba:This information is based on geographical data. Distances may vary depending on terrain, driving style or walking conditions.

#6 Population pyramid of La Bomba (Morelos)

In La Bomba there is a very characteristic age structure of the population, which you can see in the following population pyramid, with data from 2005. After analyzing the demographic data of La Bomba, separated by men and women, and also by age groups, we can analyze what the future of the population in this town will be like.

#7 Pictures of La Bomba

In order for you to enjoy nature around La Bomba, we have compiled a collection of sightseeing and monument pictures of the town and its surroundings. Access a completely free online image gallery of La Bomba, so you can even use it as a wallpaper to always remember this beautiful town.

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#8 The Postal Code of La Bomba (Morelos) is 62995

Are you going to send a letter to La Bomba? Do you have a friend in La Bomba and want to send them a gift through the postal service? The Postal Code of La Bomba consists of the following 5 digits: 62995. If you want to know more about how Post Codes are determined in Mexico, the first two postal digits of La Bomba ("62") correspond to the state code of Morelos, and the last three correspond to the people themselves. In Mexico, the same ZIP code can be assigned to several towns.

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  3. Fraccionamiento Villas de Jojutla (1625 inhabitants)
  4. Granja Velarde (Campo el Texcal el Alto) (25 inhabitants)
  5. Huaxtla (51 inhabitants)
  6. Ixtoluca (1 inhabitants)
  7. La Mesa del Huayacán (26 inhabitants)
  8. Lorenzo Vázquez (Santa Cruz) (837 inhabitants)
  9. Los Presidentes (188 inhabitants)
  10. Nexpa (512 inhabitants)
  11. Paso de Palapa (22 inhabitants)
  12. Pueblo Viejo (491 inhabitants)
  13. Puente de la Cantora (13 inhabitants)
  14. Tlaquiltenango (18342 inhabitants)
  15. Valle de Vázquez (Los Hornos) (1088 inhabitants)