Bermejillo

Bermejillo is a town situated in the district of Mapimi, in the territory of Durango, Mexico. Its population is roughly 8,609 inhabitants and it is situated at a height of 1,120 meters above ocean level. Its economy is basically founded on exchange and the business, in spite of the fact that the last isn't in the region, however in the neighboring districts of Gomez Palacio, Durango and Torreon, Coahuila. The interest in the spot originates from little business visionaries who look for their monetary sustenance in independent work and the organizations Minera Excellon de Mexico and La Compania Minera de Penoles, SA are a wellspring of work in this spot.

The historical backdrop of Bermejillo started in the seasons of the railroad, when there were traveler trains, long after Porfirio Diaz changed over it into an open transport. A dealer of Spanish plummet named Bermejo was responsible for the station in this spot. From this reality came the name "Bermejillo". The cotton planting, principally, helped in the advancement of this spot since individuals from numerous pieces of the nation and the state came to work in the squeeze. In 2011 that training has vanished such a significant number of have left the spot to go to the city to investigate new chances and have a superior lifestyle.