Sucila

Sucila is a town positioned within the Mexican kingdom of Yucatan, in particular within the homonymous municipality of which it is the top. It has an average peak of 15 meters above sea level. It is positioned at a distance of 149 km from the capital town of the nation, the city of Merida, 15 km from Panaba, sixteen km from Espita and 17 km from Tizimin. It became additionally called the Yucatan dairy basin for having a large wide variety of ranches in its territory devoted to the dairy enterprise.

Exact information approximately the founding of the metropolis is unknown. During the pre-Hispanic era it belonged to the cacicazgo of the Cupules and after the accomplishment of the conquest it remained under the regime of the encomiendas, among which we can mention that of Rodrigo de Cisneros in 1549, that of Luis Carrillo de Albornoz in 1607, that of Francisco Vazquez Carrazco in 1688 and that of Dona Josefa Chacon y Salazar in 1745.12 The evolution of the population started out in 1821 when Yucatan d itself independent of the Spanish Crown.