Cazones

Cazones de Herrera or Cazones is a city and municipality placed within the north of the Mexican kingdom of Veracruz at the Gulf of Mexico. While it has visitor attractions alongside its shore, mainly within the Barra de Cazones region, the municipality, inclusive of the seat, has a excessive level of socioeconomic marginalization. Most of the municipality's populace works in agriculture. The metropolis name comes from the Spanish phrase for the sharp nose shark, which was considerable here.

The appendage de Herrera is in honor of soldier and flesh presser Jose Joaquin de Herrera. Its municipal seal contains elements associated with the location’s production of citrus fruit and corn in addition to a sharpnose sharks. Other factors check with the lands and Farallon Island at the mouth of the Cazones River. In the pre Hispanic period, the area was part of Totonacapan, although it got here below the domination of the Aztecs inside the fifteenth century. After the Conquest, the Totonacs came to dominate the nearby subculture again. After Independence, the vicinity has become a part of the Papantla municipality.