Culiacán Municipality, Administrative division in Sinaloa, Mexico
Culiacán Municipality is an administrative division in northwestern Mexico that combines urban neighborhoods with outlying rural settlements across a substantial territory. The area is organized into multiple local districts, each managing its own community needs and local affairs.
The municipal territory was officially established in the early 20th century as part of regional administrative reforms in Mexico. This formation followed significant shifts in the political structure of Sinaloa state.
The municipality contains 18 sindicaturas, each representing distinct communities that maintain their own local traditions and administrative practices.
Visitors can navigate the municipality by using public transportation, as buses connect the main areas throughout the territory. The best time to explore is during the dry months when roads are in good condition.
The municipality experiences population growth with 1,003,530 residents recorded in 2020, marking a 34% increase from the 745,537 inhabitants counted in 2000.
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