Monclova

Monclova is a municipality in the critical region of the state of Coahuila, in northern Mexico. It is the third maximum populated municipality inside the kingdom with 231,107 inhabitants, in addition to the head of the Metropolitan Area of Monclova Frontera also included by means of the municipalities of Frontera, Castanos and recently entered the municipality of San Buenaventura add a populace of 363,753 population.

It has a population density of 146.1 populations and is positioned at an altitude of 600 meters above sea level. It is a city highlighted by way of the most important steel production in all of Mexico and Latin America, which has earned it the nickname of The Steel Capital. The call of Monclova arose throughout the length of enlargement of the Roman Empire, whilst it turned into particular in that manner to the location that these days is called Fuentes de Andalucía in the province of Seville, Spain, in honor of the Roman General Clovio 2nd century BC, 12 who fought in opposition to the Portuguese troops of Viriato.