Tlacotalpan
The town of Tlacotalpan developed along the banks of the Papaloapan river. During the vice-regal epoch and into the 19th century, trade with other cities in Mexico as well as abroad helped it to prosper. Today, the town is noted for the attractive and colorful façades of its buildings, its colonnades and its pitched clay-tiled roofs, together with its wealth of traditions.
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Tlacotalpan
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