Escarcega

Escarcega is a small city in the Mexican province of Campeche, situated in the focal piece of the state. Starting at 2010, the city of Escarcega had a population of 29,477. The city fills in as the managerial community for the encompassing region of a similar name, which incorporates the city and its hinterland. In 2010 the population of Escarcega district was 54,184. Its territory is 4,569.64 km², which incorporates numerous littler distant networks, the biggest of which is called Division del Norte.

Escarcega is at the intersection of Mexican Federal Highways 251 and 186, and is crossed by the railroad that keeps running from Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz, to Campeche. It is another city that experienced childhood in the 20^th century with the entry of the railroads and streets. It is named after Francisco Escarcega, a local of Tlaxcala who battled in the Mexican Revolution and managed the development of a great part of the rail arrange in the nation's southeast.