Hueytamalco

Hueytamalco is a district having a place with the State of Puebla, is situated in the northwest flanking the State of Veracruz. It is prevalently known as "El tamal grande" despite the fact that the Nahuatl root infers the words "huey", huge; "I dread", slide, plunge, and "ahco", above; shaping the accompanying signifying: "Extraordinary Falls, Large Ascents" or "Slanting Slopes". The region of Hueytamalco has, as per the overall public and lodging statistics of 2000, 28,345 inhabitants.

Its establishment is by Totonac clans and by Nahuas gatherings, tributaries of the Mexicas. In 1522 he was curbed by the Spaniards. In 1817 in the spot that today possesses the primary square they started to introduce a few lodges with families that had fled from the guerilla development originating from Teziutlan, Teteles, Tlatlauquitepec, Libres and Ixtacamaxtitlan. The encompassing towns and the claim population of Hueytamalco 1835, has a place with the old district of Teziutlan yet just by an administration and social approach, since industrially it was connected with the towns of the low part by its closeness, by the streets and circumstance topographic, they are a lot more established and were observers of the establishment of what might be the civil seat and in the year 1895 it was comprised in Free Municipality. Being its metropolitan head is the town of Hueytamalco.