Huatabampo

Huatabampo is a locality in the federal kingdom of Sonora, Mexico. Its populace is 79, 313 population. The territory occupied by means of the municipality, thus far, has historically been the territory of the Mayan Indians. In 1614 the Jesuit Missionaries Pedro Mendez and Diego de los angeles Cruz, followed by way of Captain Diego Martinez de Iturbide, made their access into the Mayo River and founded the project cities of May, amongst that's on this, we will point out:

Juliantabampo, Chijubampo and antique city, being in center of operations Santa Cruz del Mayo that later takes other variants, inclusive of: Santa Cruz del Rio Mayo, Santa Cruz de Huatabampo, and finally, from 1890, it starts to use only Huatabampo in reputable affairs. To these types of cities cited above, we upload the large haciendas that were round and that were also part of the challenge of May and we also can feel proud that all those locations are placed inside the modern-day territory of the municipality of Huatabampo.