Xaltianguis

Xaltianguis is a Mexican population of the province of Guerrero, having a place with the region of Acapulco de Juarez. It is found roughly 50 km from the port of Acapulco, metropolitan seat, on Federal Highway 95. 2071 inhabitants of Xaltianguis are qualified for therapeutic consideration by government disability. In Xaltianguis there are an aggregate of 1605 homes.

The region where Xaltianguis is found, was initially part of the hacienda La Providencia, property of the extremist general Juan Alvarez, and by 1861 his settlement had just been shaped. It was incorporated by broad meadows for the rearing of cows and steeds, so the principal inhabitants were ranchers who were in the administration of Don Juan Alvarez. This declaration is affirmed in the confirmation that on October 16, 1861, General Alvarez defined, in whose content he says: "I announce that I have, as my property and property, just and only the accompanying property: A land known by the name of Coayaco Cayaco, another in Ejido Viejo, San Marcos and this hacienda La Providencia; some dairy cattle and steeds existing in the farms named Amatlan, Jaltianguis.