Querendaro

Querendaro is one of the 113 municipalities that make up the nation of Michoacan, Mexico. The word Querendaro is of Chichimeca foundation and manner "place of rocks", from the tremendous rock in the municipality referred to as "La Peña Rajada". It carries a cave with art work that date from the pre-Hispanic era. It is a township and municipality dedicated to agriculture, fishing, cattle breeding and bread making. The municipality produces corn, wheat, sorghum, diverse species of chili pepper, beans, barley, alfalfa, and chickpea, amongst others. At the moment it's far recognized regionally, for its Feria del Chile that's the primary birthday celebration of the municipality, celebrating the founding of the metropolis.

Querendaro consists of different small towns or communities called comunidades, named Pueblo Viejo and Rio de Parras, the two larger Comunidades also referred to as Tenencias. Other Comunidades are: El Castillo, Milpillas, San Miguel Las Cuevas, El Rincon de Zetina, San Jose De La Cumbre, La Estancia, San Antonio Tiradores every having a population that is going from 250 up to at least one,000 individuals. Other smaller towns like Ojo de Agua Grande, Colonia Eusebio Lunac El Panteon de las Agujas, El Nopal, Ojo de Agua Chico, Jauja, Dolores, have between 10 and 249 inhabitants.