Ostuacan

Ostuacan is a population of the Mexican province of Chiapas, is situated in the northwest of the state, close to the outskirt of Chiapas with the territory of Tabasco, is the leader of the region of Ostuacan. Ostuacan was established in the time of 1549 with the name of San Pablo Ostuacan, as a mission town wherein the Spanish ministers concentrated Zoque indigenous for their transformation to Catholicism, reliant on the civic chairman of Ciudad Real de Chiapas, it had a place along these lines with the General Captaincy of Guatemala, being as of now referenced as a tributary town.

Amid the state and the 19th century, Ostuacan was a little and separated population of the remainder of Chiapas, a circumstance that keeps on winning to a specific degree because of the geographic highlights of the locale, in 1910 it was incorporated into the Department of Pichucalcoand at last in 1915 it was assigned leader of the new district of Ostuacan. From the 1970s there was an expansion in the movement and population of Ostuacan, essentially because of the development of the Penitas Dam and the foundation of oil wells of Petroleos Mexicanos, be that as it may, the advancement given by this framework has not been seen reflected towards the population, which keeps on having just fundamental administrations.