Lazaro Cardenas

Lazaro Cardenas is the pinnacle of one of the 113 municipalities that make up the country of Michoacan, positioned in the south of the nation, right at the border with the state of Guerrero, which is bounded by way of the Balsas River; According to the maximum latest Population and Housing Count, carried out in 2010 through INEGI, Ciudad Lazaro Cárdenas had a population of 178,817 population in that year.

It is well worth mentioning that Ciudad Lazaro Cardenas is absolutely conurbated with Las Guacamayas and La Orilla each in the same municipality for what is the 4th Urban Area of Michoacan in terms of populace without taking into account Metropolitan Areas. The city takes its call from the illustrious widespread Lazaro Cardenas del Rio, who became president of the Mexican Republic from November 30, 1934 to December 1, 1940. Around 1446, the Province of Zacatula which ran from Petatlan to Colima , for being a place wealthy in minerals and agricultural production, represented in pre-Hispanic times, a point of dispute between the Purepecha and Nahua empires, without defining a dominant organization.