Santa Bárbara (Tlaxcala)
Maps, pictures and statistics of Santa Bárbara, a beautiful small village of 16 inhabitants of the State of Tlaxcala
The town of Santa Bárbara (Tlaxcala) belongs to the municipality of Huamantla. There are 16 inhabitants and it is 2,623 meters altitude. The Magical Town of Huamantla is 23 minutes away by car (17 km). It is the most populated town in the position #39 of the whole municipality.
The Mexican authorities declared this village as uninhabited in 2020.
To locate this beautiful town inside the municipality, you must know that Santa Bárbara is located at 10.4 kilometers (in direction West) from the locality of Huamantla, 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 Santa Bárbara.
#1 Where is Santa Bárbara? How to go? Map
Location map of Santa Bárbara in Tlaxcala: Use the controls in the upper left area to zoom in (+) or out (-). This is a satellite photo centered in Santa Bárbara, which is marked with the following symbol 
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#2 The population of Santa Bárbara (Tlaxcala) is 16 inhabitants
| Year | Female Inhabitants | Male inhabitants | Total population |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | 6 | 10 | 16 |
| 2005 | 3 |
According to the 2010 official census, in the town there were 10 males and 6 females. The female/male ratio is 0.600, and the birth rate is 5 children per woman. Of the total population, 0.00% comes from outside the State of Tlaxcala. 25.00% of the population is illiterate (30.00% of men and 16.67% of women). The education level is 4.57 (3.25 in men and 6.33 in women).
Indigenous culture in Santa Bárbara0.00% 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 Santa Bárbara
50.00% of the inhabitants (more than 12 years) are economically active (80.00% of the men, and 0.00% of the women).Housing and infrastructure in Santa Bárbara
In Santa Bárbara there are 13 housings. 0.00% of the housings have electricity, 0.00% have piped water, 16.67% have toilet or restroom, 33.33% have a radio receiver, 0.00% a television, 0.00% a fridge, 0.00% a washing-machine, 33.33% a car or a van, 0.00% a personal computer, 0.00% a landline telephone, 33.33% mobile phone, and 0.00% Internet access. PueblosAmerica.com has been offering reliable and updated information about Mexican towns and cities since 2007. All the data we present is sourced from official Mexican government sources and has been validated by multiple academic articles.. Learn more.
#3 Satellite photo of Santa Bárbara
With the satellite map of Santa Bárbara 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 Huamantla. You can search free satellite map (2024) of Santa Bárbara.
#4 Hotels and Accommodation near Santa Bárbara
Many people want to stay in the town of Santa Bárbara 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:- HOTEL EXHACIENDA SANTA BARBARA: 1 km away, direction East (1 minutes by car)
- HOTEL CHAPULTEPEC: 4 km away, direction Northeast (3 minutes by car)
- CV IMSS MALINTZI: 9 km away, direction Southwest (8 minutes by car)
- MOTEL REAL DEL VALLE: 12 km away, direction East (9 minutes by car)
#5 What to do in Santa Bárbara
Are you visiting and don't know what to do in Santa Bárbara? The list of the best places to visit in Santa Bárbara and nearby locations.Mountains in Santa Bárbara for hiking and trails:
- Loma Amoltepec (2633 meters): 3.4 km walk (44 minutes), heading Northwest.
- Cerro Tlacotepetl (2700 meters): 3.8 km walk (73 minutes), heading West.
- Cerro San Marcos (2867 meters): 4.5 km walk (73 minutes), heading Southwest.
- Cerro Huintitepetl (2850 meters): 5.7 km walk (75 minutes), heading Southwest.
- Huamantla (Tlaxcala): Don't miss "Casa Malinche", 23 km, heading East (17 minutes by car)
- Ixtenco (Tlaxcala): Don't miss "Ex Hacienda San José Bautista", 28 km, heading Southeast (25 minutes by car)
- Tlaxco (Tlaxcala): Don't miss "Los Laberintos", 47 km, heading North (42 minutes by car)
- El Huerto (17 inhabitants): Located 2 km to the West (2 minutes by car)
- El Gran Rey (6 inhabitants): Located 2 km to the Northwest (2 minutes by car)
- Colonia Licenciado Mauro Angulo (123 inhabitants): Located 2 km to the Southeast (3 minutes by car)
- Rancho Alegre (6 inhabitants): Located 2 km to the North (3 minutes by car)
- Colonia Chapultepec (1078 inhabitants): Located 3 km to the East (5 minutes by car)
#6 Pictures of Santa Bárbara
In order for you to enjoy nature around Santa Bárbara, we have compiled a collection of sightseeing and monument pictures of the town and its surroundings. Access a completely free online image gallery of Santa Bárbara, so you can even use it as a wallpaper to always remember this beautiful town.
Disfrute con las fotos de Santa Bárbara en este enlace
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In the following links you can check the list of the best (and most beautiful) towns in Mexico and the State of Tlaxcala, by popular vote:
- The best towns in Mexico
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>>> Map with all the towns inside the municipality of Huamantla
#8 Other towns in the Municipality of Huamantla
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- Colonia Francisco Villa Tecóac (1128 inhabitants)
- Colonia Licenciado Mauro Angulo (123 inhabitants)
- Colonia San Francisco Tecóac (323 inhabitants)
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- Huerta de la Trinidad (- inhabitants)
- La Cañada (5 inhabitants)
- Luciano Cuéllar Vázquez (- inhabitants)
- Rancho de los Pinos Altos (- inhabitants)
- San Antonio (- inhabitants)
- San Cristóbal de la Laguna (1 inhabitants)
- San José Xicohténcatl (7081 inhabitants)
- Santa Ana Ríos (2 inhabitants)
- Santa Rita (1 inhabitants)
- Sarita de la Montaña (- inhabitants)