Paredon

Paredon a town on the shores of the Laguna del Mar Muerto, on the inlet of a similar name, in the district of Tonala, Chiapas. Angling town and supply place for fish, molluscs and fish, including shrimp from estuaries, acknowledged broadly and statewide. It is considered as a network that offers life to numerous business sectors in the inside of Chiapas, since it is the biggest maker of nourishment on the bank of Chiapas. It is viewed as one of the most established populations of the bank of the province of Chiapas, affirming its discoveries of prehispanic utensils and archeological remnants. It has been proposed as the main pioneers of the narrows to the Huaves. Others to the Mixtecos, Others think they were the Mames - Quiches.

The name of Paredon shows up in the document of Guatemala in the time of 1784. It returns in the brevario of C. Velazquez on Tonala in 1813. It is commended to the year 1910 as date of authority establishment. In 1924 the main elementary school was built up, which in 1939, was named "Francisco Sarabia". Amid the legislature of Dr. Manuel Velasco Suarez a pontoon plant was set up. In additoion, the primary auxiliary school was established, the Escuela Tecnica Pesquera #14, which is the main all inclusive school in Chiapas and one of only a handful couple of optional angling systems in the nation.