Teziutlán Municipality

Teziutlán is a municipality in northeastern Puebla, Mexico, that brings together urban centers and rural settlements across mountainous terrain. The area extends through the Sierra Madre Oriental with forests, valleys and hills shaping the relief.

The area developed economically during the Porfiriato when the railway connected the territory with other regions of Mexico. This link transformed trade and production across the municipality and still shapes infrastructure today.

The name derives from the Nahuatl term meaning

The area offers access to schools and health facilities in both the town center and surrounding communities. Visitors can orient themselves easily through the main roads that run through the different settlements.

The highland subtropical climate brings heavy rainfall that drapes fog and cool mornings over the forested slopes. This moisture shapes the vegetation and the rhythm of agricultural work throughout the area.

Location: Puebla

Capital city: Teziutlán

Elevation above the sea: 1,693 m

Website: http://teziutlan.puebla.gob.mx/Vista

GPS coordinates: 19.85369,-97.35823

Latest update: December 5, 2025 16:37