Centla

Centla extends across wetlands and forests in southern Tabasco, where the Grijalva and Usumacinta rivers intersect near the Gulf of Mexico.

The territory of Centla served as a significant trading center for indigenous communities before becoming a strategic location for water transportation routes.

Local festivals throughout the year present traditional music performances, regional dances, and culinary demonstrations that reflect the Mexican Gulf Coast heritage.

The municipality connects to major highways with regular bus services linking nearby cities, while water taxis provide transportation through the river network.

The convergence of two principal rivers creates a network of waterways that supports both commercial fishing operations and traditional small-scale fishing practices.

GPS coordinates: 18.35368,-92.65220

Latest update: March 4, 2025 17:01