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Santa Eulalia, Colonial mining town in Chihuahua, Mexico.

Santa Eulalia sits 10 kilometers from Chihuahua City at an elevation of 1,697 meters, featuring narrow streets and historic buildings from its mining past.

Spanish captain Diego del Castillo established the settlement in 1652 after discovering silver deposits, leading to the area's transformation into a significant mining center.

The population of 20,042 residents maintains strong connections to mining heritage, with 2.46 percent of inhabitants identifying as indigenous peoples in 2020.

The town provides essential services with 99 percent of homes equipped with electricity, running water, and modern sanitation infrastructure for residents.

Santa Eulalia's silver mines influenced the founding location of Chihuahua City, as colonial authorities selected a nearby valley for the establishment of the state capital.

Location: Aquiles Serdán

Address: Santa Eulalia, Chihuahua, Mexico Santa Eulalia

GPS coordinates: 28.59500,-105.88683

Latest update: March 10, 2025 17:32

Hidden gems of Chihuahua: canyons, waterfalls, colonial churches

The Mexican state of Chihuahua extends from desert plains to pine forests in the Sierra Madre Occidental, reaching elevations above 2000 meters. The region preserves a rich cultural and natural heritage that includes pre-Columbian rock art, colonial-era mining facilities, and religious buildings from several centuries. The landscape features deep gorges, natural waterfalls, and extensive mountain ranges. Archaeological sites document the early settlement of the region, while churches and chapels reflect Spanish influence from the 16th century onward. The diverse ecosystems range from arid zones to dense coniferous forests and support varied flora and fauna.

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