Sonzacate

Sonzacate is a municipality in the department of Sonsonate, El Salvador. According to the legit census of 2007, it has a population of 25,half population. At the stop of the seventeenth century, the area become a part of the property of Don Juan Díaz Gomez, who, having no legitimate succession, determined in his testament that the inheritance would pass to the settlers and tenants of the vicinity, with the situation that based a city with the call of San Miguel, for being himself a devotee of San Miguel Arcangel.

The town become erected on May 8, 1732 as San Miguel Sonzacate. In the record on fabric improvements of the department of Sonsonate made by way of Governor Tomas Medina on September 6, 1854, he stated: three The Cabildo is currently being repaired: the roads were composed, and a ravine become embankment, which the The path of the water were achieved before attaining the Ceniza River, so that, according to reports from that Mayor, carts can bypass without any damage, and 792 yards of the royal avenue that leads from that equal metropolis to this city were composed.