Chilapa de Alvarez

Chilapa de Alvarez, normally known handiest as Chilapa, is a Mexican metropolis, head of the homonymous municipality within the country of Guerrero. It is positioned inside the critical-jap a part of the kingdom, forming part of the Central place. In turn, it is positioned approximately fifty four kilometers from the capital town of Chilpancingo, on the federal dual carriageway that ends in the metropolis of Tlapa de Comonfort. Its territorial floor represents zero.87% of the kingdom and consists of 161 places. This town is constituted with the aid of small valleys wherein the principle human settlements are located, masking approximately 10% of the entire territory.

The rugged areas are very steep slopes constituting 55% of the surface. The semi-flat areas make up 35% of the territory containing slopes with negative pronunciation. The hills that stand out for their top are the Tezquitzin, Payanaltzin and the blue hill. It is stated that within the year 1458, Moctezuma Ilhuicamina ordered Texolo Tecutlicute to observe an outpost in the south. The envoy selected the hill called Chilapantepetl and there settled the primary population of what would later be Chilapa.