Uriangato

Uriangato is one of the forty six municipalities of Guanajuato, located in the borderline between the states of Guanajuato and Michoacan within the vicinity West-Center of Mexico. Uriangato town is geographically united to Moroleon town and Yuriria metropolis, those three towns are a metropolitan place. Since October 2010, this metropolitan location is 75th largest metropolis of Mexico and the 5th biggest in Guanajuato, is smallest of the 56 metropolitan areas in Mexico. According to INEGI's census made in 2010, the population in Uriangato changed into fifty nine.305 people, though the populace of the 3 counties that conforms metropolitan location changed into 179.451 in that year.

Uriangato is 6th city with higher great of life in Guanajuato and 8th county with more index of human development in Guanajuato. Uriangato's land belonged to several local corporations of Tarascos for the reason that give up of the 14th century. In 1597 Juan Ignacio Corcoles began to manage the Royal Certificate. Uriangato became a part of Spain on February 20, 1604, by means of mandate of King Felipe III, who bestowed on it the legit call of San Miguel de Uriangato.