Instituto De Ciencias y Estudios Superiores de Tamaulipas

Educación a Distancia 

UNIDAD II
MY HOMETOWN

Sharon Reyes Garcia 

Grupo: ED-044-LNE

Carrera: Licenciatura de Enfermería

TÚLTITLAN, EDO. MEX., A 06 DE MAYO DEL 2022

 LOCATION
I live in the state of Mexico in the municipality of Tultitlan

The municipality of Tultitlán is located in the north-central part of the State of

Mexico and belongs to region II of the same.

It limits to the north with the municipalities of Cuautitlán and Tultepec, to the east
with Jaltenco, Ecatepec and Coacalco, to the south with Tlalnepantla and the
Federal District and to the west with Cuautitlán Izcalli.

The geographical coordinates in the center of the head are 19°39'44" north latitude
and 99°10' west longitude.

HISTORICAL MONUMENTS

In the municipality there are several colonial temples that, although they have not
been fully restored, some have details worth knowing. The baroque facades of the
temples of San Lorenzo and Santa María Cuautepec can be mentioned. The
baroque altarpieces of San Francisco Chilpan and San Pablo de las Salinas.

In the neighborhood of Belem there is a carved stone cross that shows the
symbols of Christ's passion and dates back to the 16th century. In the
neighborhood of Santiaguito there are three ahuehuetes, one of which has a
circumference of just over eight meters at the base of the trunk. The monuments of
the municipality are listed in the following table.
 NAME OF THE MONUMENT LOCATION ANTIQUITY
Temple of San Lorenzo, cloister,
walls of the atrium and the garden.

S. XVI with
Headboard modifications of the
XVIII, XIX and XX.

Temple of San Antonio de Padua

Started in the 18th

century, continued in
Headboard
the 19th and finished
in the 20th.

Chapel of the Holy Cross

Apparently built in
the s. XVII. Now
Headboard integrated into the
new municipal
palace.

According to the most recent data, in 1997 the municipality of Tultitlán is made up
of the following communities and industrial zones:
The municipal head: San Antonio Tultitlán, made up of the neighborhoods: La
Concepción, Belem, Los Reyes, San Juan, Santiaguito, Nativitas and San Bartolo.

Towns: San Francisco Chilpan, San Mateo Cuautepec, Santa María Cuautepec
and San Pablo de las Salinas.

Industrial parks: Cartagena, El Cristo, San Luis, San Miguel and Tultitlán.

Industrial zones: Independencia, Lechería, López Portillo Corridor and State of

Mexico Industrial Zone. 37 subdivisions. 41 condos. 11 colonies. 27 ejido colonies.

Ecological Park: Sierra de Guadalupe.

Tultitlán's international purchases in 2021 were US$1,124M, which grew by 39.4%

compared to the previous year. The products with the highest level of international
purchases in 2021 were Ethylene Polymers in Primary Forms (US$133M), Motor
Vehicle Parts and Accessories (US$56M) and Soap; Organic Surfactant Products
and Preparations Used as Soap, in Bars, Breads, Pieces or Die-Cut or Molded
Pieces, Even if They Contain Soap; Organic Surfactant Products and Preparations
for Skin Washing, Liquid or Cream, Packaged for Retail Sale, Even if They Contain
Soap; Paper, Wadding, Felt, and Nonwovens, Impregnated, Coated, or Covered
with Soap or Detergents (US$33M).
In 2020, 0.11% of the population in Tultitlán did not have access to sewage
systems, 0.32% did not have a water supply network, 0.29% did not have a
bathroom, and 0.052% did not have electricity.

WHY AND WHAT DO YOU LIKE ABOUT YOUR CITY?

ever since i was born i always live in mexico city and i already had my life set up
and everything, when my dad buys a house here in tultitlan it is very different my
life changed and certain things are further away, but nevertheless i got used to my
new style of life and I like it because there are many shopping centers