Tomochi, Mountain settlement in Guerrero Municipality, Mexico.
Tomochi is a mountain settlement in Guerrero Municipality, located in the state of Chihuahua at an elevation of approximately 1,937 meters. The community sits surrounded by rugged terrain and multiple ridges that define the landscape.
The settlement was the site of a major uprising in 1891 when residents confronted the Mexican army in what became known as the Tomochic Rebellion. This event left a lasting mark on the region's past.
The community maintains strong Catholic traditions, with religious practices integrated into daily life and social gatherings throughout the year.
The settlement lies roughly 42 kilometers northwest of La Junta and offers basic infrastructure to residents. Most households have access to electricity and running water.
The settlement recorded a precise gender distribution in 2020, with 1,426 male residents and 1,446 female residents in the population.
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