cuajinicuilapa guerrero

cuajinicuilapa guerrero

Cuajinicuilapa is a word of Nahuatl origin consists of the following elements: Cuauhxonecuilli-atl-pan. The first word, in turn, is composed of cuáuhuitl: "Tree" x "From", ixitl: "Pie" and necuilli: "Twist" that is, the cuajinicuil, a family tree of the legume genus Inga, whose species abound in Latin interítsmica, produces long pods with seeds or beans wrapped in an edible pulp, as well as the cotyledons, which are cooked as vegetables and boiled are tasty.

Located at coordinates 16 ° 08 'and 16 ° 36' north latitude and between 98 and 98 ° 23 ° 40 west longitude, the meridian of Greenwich.
Cuajinicuilapa Township is located in the Costa Chica region, southeast of Chilpancingo, on the federal road Acapulco-Pinotepa Nacional, Oaxaca.
It has 9392 inhabitants. Cuajinicuilapa is 50 meters.

Cuajinicuilapa sits within the former Ayacastla province, stretching from the River to the plains Ayutla that share the current states of Guerrero and Oaxaca, and integrate with people of different ethnic and linguistic training, is located precisely in what wasquahuitl, an area of 30 kilometers wide and 50 long, which was situated on the dividing line between the current Cuajinicuilapa municipality and the state of Oaxaca. Quahuitl was subject to Tututepec chiefdom, around 1497, fell under the Azteca, and had to adopt the official language Nahuatl. In the late sixteenth quahuitl was reduced to a small hamlet, a band of soldiers quahuteca language was not the slightest recollection.

In Acapulco, take the highway no. 200 that goes to Santiago Pinotepa Nacional.After spending several towns: San Marcos, Cruz Grande, Copala Marquelia, Juchitan and San Juan de los Llanos, and walk 207 km for the same road you will come to this little piece of Africa and last town in Guerrero state that borders with the state of Oaxaca

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