Santiago Teyahualco

Santiago Teyahualco is the second-biggest town in the district of Tultepec in the province of Mexico in Mexico. At the Mexican enumeration of 2005 the town detailed a population of 47,547 inhabitants. Santiago Teyahualco, is a town situated in Tultepec, State of Mexico, Mexico. It has a population of 47547 individuals, of which 23357 are men and 24190 ladies. It is described essentially by its gala to the supporter holy person of the town Santiago Apostol where you can appreciate a kery with neighborhood nourishment, strongholds, bulls, and firecrackers.

The name Teyahualco originates from Toyahualco, which experienced changes after some time they were names from Nahuatl or Mexican, which were misshaped by Spanish triumph and proselytizing; it signifies "in the shrubberies of Tule or spot of hedges of Tule"; already it was framed by four neighborhoods and spots: Tecompa, Colostitla, Jajalpa and Tlamimilolpa. Through the examination and investigation of reference indices identified with the indigenous past of the principal pioneers of the Valley of Mexico and codices, it is currently realized that in this lacustrine locale there were settlements of societies, for example, Chichimeca, Tlatelolca and Otomi, which were itinerant clans and seekers.