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Municipalities of Chihuahua

December 12, 2023

Chihuahua is a state in Northwest Mexico that is divided into 67 municipalities.[1] According to the 2020 Mexican census, Chihuahua is the 12th most populous state with 3,741,869 inhabitants and the largest by land area spanning 247,798.08 square kilometres (95,675.37 sq mi).[1][2]

Map of Mexico with Chihuahua highlighted

Municipalities in Chihuahua are administratively autonomous of the state according to the 115th article of the 1917 Constitution of Mexico.[3] Every three years, citizens elect a municipal president (Spanish: presidente municipal) by a plurality voting system who heads a concurrently elected municipal council (ayuntamiento) responsible for providing all the public services for their constituents. The municipal council consists of a variable number of trustees and councillors (regidores y síndicos).[4] Municipalities are responsible for public services (such as water and sewerage), street lighting, public safety, traffic, and the maintenance of public parks, gardens and cemeteries.[5] They may also assist the state and federal governments in education, emergency fire and medical services, environmental protection and maintenance of monuments and historical landmarks. Since 1984, they have had the power to collect property taxes and user fees, although more funds are obtained from the state and federal governments than from their own income.[5]

The largest municipality by population is Ciudad Juárez, Mexico's sixth largest municipality, with 1,512,450 residents or approximately 40.4 percent of the state population.[1] The smallest municipality by population is Huejotitán, with 824 residents.[1] The largest municipality by land area is Ahumada, which spans 16,927.60 km2 (6,535.78 sq mi), and the smallest is Santa Bárbara, which spans 346.15 km2 (133.65 sq mi).[2] The first municipality to incorporate was Rosales, on July 8, 1820, and the newest municipality is Guachochi, which incorporated on January 9, 1963.[6]

Municipalities edit

  • Largest municipalities in Chihuahua by population
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    Ciudad Juarez, the largest municipality by population in Chihuahua.

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    Chihuahua, capital and second largest municipality by population.

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    Cuauhtémoc, third largest municipality by population.

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    Delicias, fourth largest municipality by population.

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    Hidalgo del Parral, fifth largest municipality by population.

†  State capital

Name Municipal seat Population
(2020)[1]		 Population
(2010)[7]		 Change Land area[2] Population density
(2020) 		Incorporation date[6]
km2 sq mi
Ahumada Miguel Ahumada 14,635 11,457 +27.7% 16,927.60 6,535.78 0.9/km2 (2.2/sq mi) July 14, 1894
Aldama[a] Juan Aldama 26,047 22,302 +16.8% 9,228.44 3,563.12 2.8/km2 (7.3/sq mi) December 11, 1824
Allende Valle de Ignacio Allende 8,487 8,409 +0.9% 2,136.76 825.01 4.0/km2 (10.3/sq mi) January 5, 1826
Aquiles Serdán[b] Santa Eulalia 24,344 10,688 +127.8% 495.82 191.44 49.1/km2 (127.2/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Ascensión Ascensión 26,093 23,975 +8.8% 12,870.82 4,969.45 2.0/km2 (5.3/sq mi) October 18, 1887
Bachiniva Bachiniva 5,807 6,011 −3.4% 953.46 368.13 6.1/km2 (15.8/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Balleza[c] Mariano Balleza 16,440 17,672 −7.0% 5,414.88 2,090.70 3.0/km2 (7.9/sq mi) January 5, 1826
Batopilas Batopilas 11,270 14,362 −21.5% 2,140.81 826.57 5.3/km2 (13.6/sq mi) January 5, 1826
Bocoyna Bocoyna 23,351 28,766 −18.8% 2,710.21 1,046.42 8.6/km2 (22.3/sq mi) November 26, 1911
Buenaventura San Buenaventura 25,146 22,378 +12.4% 7,920.80 3,058.24 3.2/km2 (8.2/sq mi) January 5, 1826
Camargo[d] Santa Rosalía de Camargo 49,499 48,748 +1.5% 13,767.90 5,315.82 3.6/km2 (9.3/sq mi) August 4, 1830
Carichi Carichi 8,113 8,795 −7.8% 2,594.73 1,001.83 3.1/km2 (8.1/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Casas Grandes Casas Grandes 11,815 10,587 +11.6% 3,759.17 1,451.42 3.1/km2 (8.1/sq mi) March 17, 1855
Chihuahua† Chihuahua 937,674 819,543 +14.4% 8,393.34 3,240.69 111.7/km2 (289.3/sq mi) August 7, 1821
Chínipas Chínipas de Almada 6,222 8,441 −26.3% 1,993.14 769.56 3.1/km2 (8.1/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Coronado José Esteban Coronado 2,034 2,284 −10.9% 1,893.45 731.07 1.1/km2 (2.8/sq mi) May 10, 1860
Coyame del Sotol Santiago de Coyame 1,230 1,681 −26.8% 11,664.60 4,503.73 0.1/km2 (0.3/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Cuauhtémoc Ciudad Cuauhtémoc 180,638 154,639 +16.8% 3,613.21 1,395.07 50.0/km2 (129.5/sq mi) July 23, 1927
Cusihuiriachi Cusihuiriachi 5,099 5,414 −5.8% 1,610.56 621.84 3.2/km2 (8.2/sq mi) July 19, 1823
Delicias Delicias 150,506 137,935 +9.1% 533.92 206.15 281.9/km2 (730.1/sq mi) January 12, 1935
Dr. Belisario Domínguez[e] San Lorenzo 2,456 2,911 −15.6% 1,034.66 399.48 2.4/km2 (6.1/sq mi) July 19, 1823
El Tule[f] El Tule 1,448 1,869 −22.5% 470.50 181.66 3.1/km2 (8.0/sq mi) February 22, 1859
Galeana[g] Hermenegildo Galeana 6,656 5,892 +13.0% 1,731.53 668.55 3.8/km2 (10.0/sq mi) September 21, 1829
Gómez Farías Valentín Gómez Farias 7,023 8,624 −18.6% 854.41 329.89 8.2/km2 (21.3/sq mi) December 15, 1951
Gran Morelos[h] San Nicolás de Carretas 2,448 3,209 −23.7% 486.14 187.70 5.0/km2 (13.0/sq mi) July 19, 1823
Guachochi Guachochi 50,180 49,689 +1.0% 6,984.11 2,696.58 7.2/km2 (18.6/sq mi) January 9, 1963
Guadalupe Guadalupe 4,237 6,458 −34.4% 6,000.97 2,316.99 0.7/km2 (1.8/sq mi) March 17, 1855
Guadalupe y Calvo Guadalupe y Calvo 50,514 53,499 −5.6% 9,649.92 3,725.85 5.2/km2 (13.6/sq mi) February 16, 1837
Guazapares Témoris 8,196 8,998 −8.9% 1,825.89 704.98 4.5/km2 (11.6/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Guerrero[i] Vicente Guerrero 35,473 39,626 −10.5% 5,737.99 2,215.45 6.2/km2 (16.0/sq mi) January 5, 1826
Hidalgo del Parral[j] Hidalgo del Parral 116,662 107,061 +9.0% 1,926.86 743.96 60.5/km2 (156.8/sq mi) August 7, 1821
Huejotitán[k] Huejotitán 824 1,049 −21.4% 854.34 329.86 1.0/km2 (2.5/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Ignacio Zaragoza Ignacio Zaragoza 5,196 6,934 −25.1% 2,864.20 1,105.87 1.8/km2 (4.7/sq mi) May 24, 1941
Janos Janos 11,005 10,953 +0.5% 7,420.46 2,865.06 1.5/km2 (3.8/sq mi) February 16, 1837
Jiménez[l] José Mariano Jiménez 40,859 41,265 −1.0% 10,789.58 4,165.88 3.8/km2 (9.8/sq mi) December 14, 1824
Juárez[m] Ciudad Juárez 1,512,450 1,332,131 +13.5% 3,550.43 1,370.83 426.0/km2 (1,103.3/sq mi) January 5, 1826
Julimes Julimes 4,980 4,953 +0.5% 4,125.54 1,592.88 1.2/km2 (3.1/sq mi) August 28, 1833
La Cruz La Cruz 3,704 3,982 −7.0% 1,054.64 407.20 3.5/km2 (9.1/sq mi) April 21, 1868
López[n] Villa López (Octaviano López) 4,122 4,025 +2.4% 1,350.25 521.33 3.1/km2 (7.9/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Madera Cd. Madera 25,144 29,611 −15.1% 8,748.41 3,377.78 2.9/km2 (7.4/sq mi) July 13, 1911
Maguarichi Maguarichi 1,302 1,921 −32.2% 1,007.99 389.19 1.3/km2 (3.3/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Manuel Benavides Manuel Benavides 1,178 1,601 −26.4% 5,032.18 1,942.94 0.2/km2 (0.6/sq mi) December 11, 1937
Matachi Matachi 2,742 3,104 −11.7% 728.06 281.11 3.8/km2 (9.8/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Matamoros[o] Mariano Matamoros 4,314 4,499 −4.1% 1,184.19 457.22 3.6/km2 (9.4/sq mi) July 31, 1874
Meoqui[p] Pedro Meoqui 44,853 43,833 +2.3% 429.79 165.94 104.4/km2 (270.3/sq mi) August 7, 1821
Morelos Morelos 7,266 8,343 −12.9% 2,186.92 844.38 3.3/km2 (8.6/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Moris Moris 4,447 5,312 −16.3% 1,809.77 698.75 2.5/km2 (6.4/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Namiquipa Namiquipa 22,712 22,880 −0.7% 4,866.13 1,878.82 4.7/km2 (12.1/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Nonoava Nonoava 2,757 2,849 −3.2% 2,004.15 773.81 1.4/km2 (3.6/sq mi) July 19, 1823
Nuevo Casas Grandes Nuevo Casas Grandes 65,753 59,337 +10.8% 2,604.83 1,005.73 25.2/km2 (65.4/sq mi) December 21, 1922
Ocampo[q] Melchor Ocampo 8,127 7,546 +7.7% 1,798.39 694.36 4.5/km2 (11.7/sq mi) February 16, 1837
Ojinaga[r] Ojinaga 24,534 26,304 −6.7% 6,804.43 2,627.21 3.6/km2 (9.3/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Práxedis G. Guerrero[s] Praxedis G. Guerrero 5,111 4,799 +6.5% 371.10 143.28 13.8/km2 (35.7/sq mi) February 22, 1859
Riva Palacio[t] San Andrés 7,695 8,012 −4.0% 2,266.23 875.00 3.4/km2 (8.8/sq mi) March 17, 1855
Rosales[u] Santa Cruz de Rosales 16,776 16,785 −0.1% 1,929.71 745.07 8.7/km2 (22.5/sq mi) July 8, 1820
Rosario Valle del Rosario 2,079 2,235 −7.0% 1,174.10 453.32 1.8/km2 (4.6/sq mi) November 21, 1844
San Francisco de Borja San Francisco de Borja 2,197 2,290 −4.1% 1,321.61 510.28 1.7/km2 (4.3/sq mi) July 19, 1823
San Francisco de Conchos San Francisco de Conchos 2,696 2,983 −9.6% 879.98 339.76 3.1/km2 (7.9/sq mi) November 21, 1844
San Francisco del Oro San Francisco del Oro 5,004 4,753 +5.3% 480.75 185.62 10.4/km2 (27.0/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Santa Bárbara Santa Bárbara 11,582 10,427 +11.1% 346.15 133.65 33.5/km2 (86.7/sq mi) July 14, 1829
Santa Isabel Santa Isabel 3,791 3,937 −3.7% 670.51 258.88 5.7/km2 (14.6/sq mi) July 19, 1823
Satevo San Francisco Javier de Satevo 3,414 3,662 −6.8% 3,562.15 1,375.35 1.0/km2 (2.5/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Saucillo Saucillo 29,862 32,325 −7.6% 3,044.34 1,175.43 9.8/km2 (25.4/sq mi) December 2, 1896
Temósachic Temósachic 5,320 6,211 −14.3% 4,280.77 1,652.81 1.2/km2 (3.2/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Urique Urique 17,043 20,386 −16.4% 3,307.24 1,276.93 5.2/km2 (13.3/sq mi) December 14, 1860
Uruachi Uruachi 6,512 8,200 −20.6% 2,663.07 1,028.22 2.4/km2 (6.3/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Valle de Zaragoza[v] Valle de Zaragoza 4,775 5,105 −6.5% 2,959.10 1,142.51 1.6/km2 (4.2/sq mi) November 21, 1844
Chihuahua — 3,741,869 3,406,465 +9.8% 247,798.08 95,675.37 15.1/km2 (39.1/sq mi) —
Mexico[30] — 126,014,024 112,336,538 +12.2% 1,972,550 761,606 63.9/km2 (165.5/sq mi) —

Notes edit

  1. ^ Aldama was originally incorporated as San Gerónimo, changing its name on February 16, 1837.[8]
  2. ^ Aquiles Serdánwas originally incorporated as Santa Eulalia, changing its name on November 17, 1932.[9]
  3. ^ Balleza originally incorporated as San Pablo Tepehuanes, changing its name on February 22, 1859.[10]
  4. ^ Camargo originally incorporated as Santa Rosalía, changing its name on December 3, 1897.[11]
  5. ^ Dr. Belisario Domínguez originally incorporated as San Lorenzo, changing its name on July 6, 1935.[12]
  6. ^ El Tule was originally incorporated as San Antonio del Tule, changing its name on July 30, 1936.[13]
  7. ^ Galeana originally incorporated as San Juan Nepomuceno de Galeana, changing its name on February 16, 1837.[14]
  8. ^ Gran Morelos originally incorporated as Carretas, changing its name on November 17, 1932.[15]
  9. ^ Guerrero originally incorporated as Papigochi, changing its name on January 28, 1869.[16]
  10. ^ Hidalgo del Parral originally incorporated as El Parral, changing its name on October 18, 1887.[17]
  11. ^ Huejotitán originally incorporated as San Gerónimo, changing its name on October 18, 1887.[18]
  12. ^ Jiménez originally incorporated as Guajoquilla, changing its name on July 19, 1898.[19]
  13. ^ Juárez originally incorporated as Paso del Norte, changing its name on July 30, 1888.[20]
  14. ^ López originally incorporated as Atotonilco, changing its name most recently on July 31, 1880.[21]
  15. ^ Matamoros originally incorporated as San Isidro de las Cuevas, changing its name on July 8, 1922.[22]
  16. ^ Meoqui originally incorporated as San Pablo, changing its name on December 11, 1866.[23]
  17. ^ Ocampo originally incorporated as Jesús María, changing its name on November 20, 1893.[24]
  18. ^ Ojinaga originally incorporated as El Norte, changing its name on March 11, 1867[25]
  19. ^ Práxedis G. Guerrero originally incorporated as San Ignacio, changing its name on October 6, 1932.[26]
  20. ^ Riva Palacio originally incorporated as San Andrés, changing its name on October 29, 1932.[27]
  21. ^ Rosales originally incorporated as Santa Cruz Tapacolmes, changing its name for the most recent time on December 14, 1949.[28]
  22. ^ Valle de Zaragoza was originally incorporated as Pilar de Conchos, changing its name on April 28, 1864.[29]

References edit

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Chihuahua is a state in Northwest Mexico that is divided into 67 municipalities 1 According to the 2020 Mexican census Chihuahua is the 12th most populous state with 3 741 869 inhabitants and the largest by land area spanning 247 798 08 square kilometres 95 675 37 sq mi 1 2 Map of Mexico with Chihuahua highlightedMunicipalities in Chihuahua are administratively autonomous of the state according to the 115th article of the 1917 Constitution of Mexico 3 Every three years citizens elect a municipal president Spanish presidente municipal by a plurality voting system who heads a concurrently elected municipal council ayuntamiento responsible for providing all the public services for their constituents The municipal council consists of a variable number of trustees and councillors regidores y sindicos 4 Municipalities are responsible for public services such as water and sewerage street lighting public safety traffic and the maintenance of public parks gardens and cemeteries 5 They may also assist the state and federal governments in education emergency fire and medical services environmental protection and maintenance of monuments and historical landmarks Since 1984 they have had the power to collect property taxes and user fees although more funds are obtained from the state and federal governments than from their own income 5 The largest municipality by population is Ciudad Juarez Mexico s sixth largest municipality with 1 512 450 residents or approximately 40 4 percent of the state population 1 The smallest municipality by population is Huejotitan with 824 residents 1 The largest municipality by land area is Ahumada which spans 16 927 60 km2 6 535 78 sq mi and the smallest is Santa Barbara which spans 346 15 km2 133 65 sq mi 2 The first municipality to incorporate was Rosales on July 8 1820 and the newest municipality is Guachochi which incorporated on January 9 1963 6 Municipalities editLargest municipalities in Chihuahua by population nbsp Ciudad Juarez the largest municipality by population in Chihuahua nbsp Chihuahua capital and second largest municipality by population nbsp Cuauhtemoc third largest municipality by population nbsp Delicias fourth largest municipality by population nbsp Hidalgo del Parral fifth largest municipality by population State capital Name Municipal seat Population 2020 1 Population 2010 7 Change Land area 2 Population density 2020 Incorporation date 6 km2 sq miAhumada Miguel Ahumada 14 635 11 457 27 7 16 927 60 6 535 78 0 9 km2 2 2 sq mi July 14 1894Aldama a Juan Aldama 26 047 22 302 16 8 9 228 44 3 563 12 2 8 km2 7 3 sq mi December 11 1824Allende Valle de Ignacio Allende 8 487 8 409 0 9 2 136 76 825 01 4 0 km2 10 3 sq mi January 5 1826Aquiles Serdan b Santa Eulalia 24 344 10 688 127 8 495 82 191 44 49 1 km2 127 2 sq mi November 21 1844Ascension Ascension 26 093 23 975 8 8 12 870 82 4 969 45 2 0 km2 5 3 sq mi October 18 1887Bachiniva Bachiniva 5 807 6 011 3 4 953 46 368 13 6 1 km2 15 8 sq mi November 21 1844Balleza c Mariano Balleza 16 440 17 672 7 0 5 414 88 2 090 70 3 0 km2 7 9 sq mi January 5 1826Batopilas Batopilas 11 270 14 362 21 5 2 140 81 826 57 5 3 km2 13 6 sq mi January 5 1826Bocoyna Bocoyna 23 351 28 766 18 8 2 710 21 1 046 42 8 6 km2 22 3 sq mi November 26 1911Buenaventura San Buenaventura 25 146 22 378 12 4 7 920 80 3 058 24 3 2 km2 8 2 sq mi January 5 1826Camargo d Santa Rosalia de Camargo 49 499 48 748 1 5 13 767 90 5 315 82 3 6 km2 9 3 sq mi August 4 1830Carichi Carichi 8 113 8 795 7 8 2 594 73 1 001 83 3 1 km2 8 1 sq mi November 21 1844Casas Grandes Casas Grandes 11 815 10 587 11 6 3 759 17 1 451 42 3 1 km2 8 1 sq mi March 17 1855Chihuahua Chihuahua 937 674 819 543 14 4 8 393 34 3 240 69 111 7 km2 289 3 sq mi August 7 1821Chinipas Chinipas de Almada 6 222 8 441 26 3 1 993 14 769 56 3 1 km2 8 1 sq mi November 21 1844Coronado Jose Esteban Coronado 2 034 2 284 10 9 1 893 45 731 07 1 1 km2 2 8 sq mi May 10 1860Coyame del Sotol Santiago de Coyame 1 230 1 681 26 8 11 664 60 4 503 73 0 1 km2 0 3 sq mi November 21 1844Cuauhtemoc Ciudad Cuauhtemoc 180 638 154 639 16 8 3 613 21 1 395 07 50 0 km2 129 5 sq mi July 23 1927Cusihuiriachi Cusihuiriachi 5 099 5 414 5 8 1 610 56 621 84 3 2 km2 8 2 sq mi July 19 1823Delicias Delicias 150 506 137 935 9 1 533 92 206 15 281 9 km2 730 1 sq mi January 12 1935Dr Belisario Dominguez e San Lorenzo 2 456 2 911 15 6 1 034 66 399 48 2 4 km2 6 1 sq mi July 19 1823El Tule f El Tule 1 448 1 869 22 5 470 50 181 66 3 1 km2 8 0 sq mi February 22 1859Galeana g Hermenegildo Galeana 6 656 5 892 13 0 1 731 53 668 55 3 8 km2 10 0 sq mi September 21 1829Gomez Farias Valentin Gomez Farias 7 023 8 624 18 6 854 41 329 89 8 2 km2 21 3 sq mi December 15 1951Gran Morelos h San Nicolas de Carretas 2 448 3 209 23 7 486 14 187 70 5 0 km2 13 0 sq mi July 19 1823Guachochi Guachochi 50 180 49 689 1 0 6 984 11 2 696 58 7 2 km2 18 6 sq mi January 9 1963Guadalupe Guadalupe 4 237 6 458 34 4 6 000 97 2 316 99 0 7 km2 1 8 sq mi March 17 1855Guadalupe y Calvo Guadalupe y Calvo 50 514 53 499 5 6 9 649 92 3 725 85 5 2 km2 13 6 sq mi February 16 1837Guazapares Temoris 8 196 8 998 8 9 1 825 89 704 98 4 5 km2 11 6 sq mi November 21 1844Guerrero i Vicente Guerrero 35 473 39 626 10 5 5 737 99 2 215 45 6 2 km2 16 0 sq mi January 5 1826Hidalgo del Parral j Hidalgo del Parral 116 662 107 061 9 0 1 926 86 743 96 60 5 km2 156 8 sq mi August 7 1821Huejotitan k Huejotitan 824 1 049 21 4 854 34 329 86 1 0 km2 2 5 sq mi November 21 1844Ignacio Zaragoza Ignacio Zaragoza 5 196 6 934 25 1 2 864 20 1 105 87 1 8 km2 4 7 sq mi May 24 1941Janos Janos 11 005 10 953 0 5 7 420 46 2 865 06 1 5 km2 3 8 sq mi February 16 1837Jimenez l Jose Mariano Jimenez 40 859 41 265 1 0 10 789 58 4 165 88 3 8 km2 9 8 sq mi December 14 1824Juarez m Ciudad Juarez 1 512 450 1 332 131 13 5 3 550 43 1 370 83 426 0 km2 1 103 3 sq mi January 5 1826Julimes Julimes 4 980 4 953 0 5 4 125 54 1 592 88 1 2 km2 3 1 sq mi August 28 1833La Cruz La Cruz 3 704 3 982 7 0 1 054 64 407 20 3 5 km2 9 1 sq mi April 21 1868Lopez n Villa Lopez Octaviano Lopez 4 122 4 025 2 4 1 350 25 521 33 3 1 km2 7 9 sq mi November 21 1844Madera Cd Madera 25 144 29 611 15 1 8 748 41 3 377 78 2 9 km2 7 4 sq mi July 13 1911Maguarichi Maguarichi 1 302 1 921 32 2 1 007 99 389 19 1 3 km2 3 3 sq mi November 21 1844Manuel Benavides Manuel Benavides 1 178 1 601 26 4 5 032 18 1 942 94 0 2 km2 0 6 sq mi December 11 1937Matachi Matachi 2 742 3 104 11 7 728 06 281 11 3 8 km2 9 8 sq mi November 21 1844Matamoros o Mariano Matamoros 4 314 4 499 4 1 1 184 19 457 22 3 6 km2 9 4 sq mi July 31 1874Meoqui p Pedro Meoqui 44 853 43 833 2 3 429 79 165 94 104 4 km2 270 3 sq mi August 7 1821Morelos Morelos 7 266 8 343 12 9 2 186 92 844 38 3 3 km2 8 6 sq mi November 21 1844Moris Moris 4 447 5 312 16 3 1 809 77 698 75 2 5 km2 6 4 sq mi November 21 1844Namiquipa Namiquipa 22 712 22 880 0 7 4 866 13 1 878 82 4 7 km2 12 1 sq mi November 21 1844Nonoava Nonoava 2 757 2 849 3 2 2 004 15 773 81 1 4 km2 3 6 sq mi July 19 1823Nuevo Casas Grandes Nuevo Casas Grandes 65 753 59 337 10 8 2 604 83 1 005 73 25 2 km2 65 4 sq mi December 21 1922Ocampo q Melchor Ocampo 8 127 7 546 7 7 1 798 39 694 36 4 5 km2 11 7 sq mi February 16 1837Ojinaga r Ojinaga 24 534 26 304 6 7 6 804 43 2 627 21 3 6 km2 9 3 sq mi November 21 1844Praxedis G Guerrero s Praxedis G Guerrero 5 111 4 799 6 5 371 10 143 28 13 8 km2 35 7 sq mi February 22 1859Riva Palacio t San Andres 7 695 8 012 4 0 2 266 23 875 00 3 4 km2 8 8 sq mi March 17 1855Rosales u Santa Cruz de Rosales 16 776 16 785 0 1 1 929 71 745 07 8 7 km2 22 5 sq mi July 8 1820Rosario Valle del Rosario 2 079 2 235 7 0 1 174 10 453 32 1 8 km2 4 6 sq mi November 21 1844San Francisco de Borja San Francisco de Borja 2 197 2 290 4 1 1 321 61 510 28 1 7 km2 4 3 sq mi July 19 1823San Francisco de Conchos San Francisco de Conchos 2 696 2 983 9 6 879 98 339 76 3 1 km2 7 9 sq mi November 21 1844San Francisco del Oro San Francisco del Oro 5 004 4 753 5 3 480 75 185 62 10 4 km2 27 0 sq mi November 21 1844Santa Barbara Santa Barbara 11 582 10 427 11 1 346 15 133 65 33 5 km2 86 7 sq mi July 14 1829Santa Isabel Santa Isabel 3 791 3 937 3 7 670 51 258 88 5 7 km2 14 6 sq mi July 19 1823Satevo San Francisco Javier de Satevo 3 414 3 662 6 8 3 562 15 1 375 35 1 0 km2 2 5 sq mi November 21 1844Saucillo Saucillo 29 862 32 325 7 6 3 044 34 1 175 43 9 8 km2 25 4 sq mi December 2 1896Temosachic Temosachic 5 320 6 211 14 3 4 280 77 1 652 81 1 2 km2 3 2 sq mi November 21 1844Urique Urique 17 043 20 386 16 4 3 307 24 1 276 93 5 2 km2 13 3 sq mi December 14 1860Uruachi Uruachi 6 512 8 200 20 6 2 663 07 1 028 22 2 4 km2 6 3 sq mi November 21 1844Valle de Zaragoza v Valle de Zaragoza 4 775 5 105 6 5 2 959 10 1 142 51 1 6 km2 4 2 sq mi November 21 1844Chihuahua 3 741 869 3 406 465 9 8 247 798 08 95 675 37 15 1 km2 39 1 sq mi Mexico 30 126 014 024 112 336 538 12 2 1 972 550 761 606 63 9 km2 165 5 sq mi Notes edit Aldama was originally incorporated as San Geronimo changing its name on February 16 1837 8 Aquiles Serdanwas originally incorporated as Santa Eulalia changing its name on November 17 1932 9 Balleza originally incorporated as San Pablo Tepehuanes changing its name on February 22 1859 10 Camargo originally incorporated as Santa Rosalia changing its name on December 3 1897 11 Dr Belisario Dominguez originally incorporated as San Lorenzo changing its name on July 6 1935 12 El Tule was originally incorporated as San Antonio del Tule changing its name on July 30 1936 13 Galeana originally incorporated as San Juan Nepomuceno de Galeana changing its name on February 16 1837 14 Gran Morelos originally incorporated as Carretas changing its name on November 17 1932 15 Guerrero originally incorporated as Papigochi changing its name on January 28 1869 16 Hidalgo del Parral originally incorporated as El Parral changing its name on October 18 1887 17 Huejotitan originally incorporated as San Geronimo changing its name on October 18 1887 18 Jimenez originally incorporated as Guajoquilla changing its name on July 19 1898 19 Juarez originally incorporated as Paso del Norte changing its name on July 30 1888 20 Lopez originally incorporated as Atotonilco changing its name most recently on July 31 1880 21 Matamoros originally incorporated as San Isidro de las Cuevas changing its name on July 8 1922 22 Meoqui originally incorporated as San Pablo changing its name on December 11 1866 23 Ocampo originally incorporated as Jesus Maria changing its name on November 20 1893 24 Ojinaga originally incorporated as El Norte changing its name on March 11 1867 25 Praxedis G Guerrero originally incorporated as San Ignacio changing its name on October 6 1932 26 Riva Palacio originally incorporated as San Andres changing its name on October 29 1932 27 Rosales originally incorporated as Santa Cruz Tapacolmes changing its name for the most recent time on December 14 1949 28 Valle de Zaragoza was originally incorporated as Pilar de Conchos changing its name on April 28 1864 29 References edit a b c d e Censo de Poblacion y Vivienda 2020 SCITEL in Spanish INEGI Retrieved 2021 01 27 a b c Unidad de Microrregiones Cedulas de Informacion Municipal SCIM in Spanish Secretaria de Desarrollo Social Retrieved November 18 2017 Constitucion Politica de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos Article 115 of 1917 in Spanish Retrieved September 27 2017 OECD November 12 2004 New Forms of Governance for Economic Development OECD Publishing p 121 ISBN 978 9264015326 a b International Business Publications 2009 Mexico Company Laws and Regulations Handbook p 42 ISBN 978 1 4330 7030 3 a href Template Cite book html title Template Cite book cite book a last has generic name help a b Estado de Baja California Sur Division Territorial de 1810 a 1995 PDF in Spanish Mexico INEGI 1996 pp 115 132 ISBN 978 970 13 1491 3 Localidades y su poblacion por municipio segun tamano de localidad PDF in Spanish INEGI Archived from the original PDF on October 11 2017 Retrieved March 11 2018 Estado de Durango Division Territorial de 1810 a 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