Distrito Central

Distrito Central is an administrative area that unites Tegucigalpa and Comayagüela into one region. It houses the seat of government, major public institutions, and numerous residential neighborhoods where daily life unfolds across varying terrain.

The region was formed in 1937 when two separate cities merged into one administrative entity. This consolidation created the foundation for the modern capital and centralized government functions in a single location.

Government buildings and the university form the heart of the region, where political and academic life centers itself. You can observe how these institutions shape daily routines and draw people from across the country.

The area is spread out across varied terrain with many distinct neighborhoods, so it helps to plan movements by specific sections when exploring. Access is mainly by road, as the region operates without a railroad system.

The region has an international airport that serves as the main entry point for travelers and goods. This makes it a central hub for movement and commerce despite the absence of rail transport.

Location: Francisco Morazán Department

Inception: January 30, 1937

Capital city: Tegucigalpa

Elevation above the sea: 980 m

Website: http://amdc.hn

GPS coordinates: 14.10574,-87.20401

Latest update: December 6, 2025 22:01