Gutierrez Zamora

Gutierrez Zamora is a region situated in the Mexican territory of Veracruz, in the area of Totonacapan, on the waterfront plain of the Gulf of Mexico toward the east of the Mexican Republic. It breaking points toward the north, south and this with the district of Tecolutla and, toward the west, with the region of Papantla. The homonymous head, is an area of 13,484 inhabitants. The region initially called Colonia Gutierrez Zamora bears his name to pay tribute to General Manuel Gutierrez Zamora, a local of the province of Veracruz and its senator.

As per the INEGI 2010 Population and Housing Count, the overall population of the district is 24,353 inhabitants. During the 19th century an early Italian migration was enrolled, which at last is recognized as the most seasoned Italian province in the territory of Veracruz, these migrants settled in the zone with the point of establishing the "Model Colony" in the time of the years 1850 – 1858. La Colonia Gutierrez Zamora had numerous troubles at first and just a couple of Italian pilgrims practically the majority of the Italian district of Genova remained there following ten years. In any case, these couple of Italians, who endure the pandemics, figured out how to deliver the valuable vanilla, which in 1920 was a fare item on the planet.