Tocuila

San Miguel Tocuila also called Tocuila is an area that has a place with the Municipality of Texcoco, Mexico. San Miguel Tocuila has a place with the Municipality of Texcoco, State of Mexico. The name Tocuila is a Nahuatl spot name signifying "spot of fat worms". Toward the start of the twentieth century, the present towns of San Felipe and Santa Cruz de Abajo were neighborhoods of Tocuila.

In the zones encompassing the congregation of San Miguel Arcangel have been discovered survives from earthenware production, pieces of worked obsidian and spent cores of a similar material, which demonstrates a prehispanic occupation before 1521. As per records on the gift of a land parcel, in 1583 there was at that point a congregation committed to the lead celestial host San Miguel. In any case, the ward that can as of now be visited was worked in the 19^th century, as recorded on a headstone installed in the western ringer tower. In September 1935, 954 hectares of the previous hacienda of Chapingo were allowed to the ejido of Tocuila. On May 8, 1945 Tocuila lands to get the political classification of town.