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Paisano queen, a mass, a pickup truck parade decorated with symbols of the US and the Sierra Gorda area and a charreada event called El Jalpense. At night there is a dance with live music. The event attracts about 5,000 people per year and covered by television. Originally, the event was purely for Jalpan, but it has grown to include participants from surrounding municipalities. In 2010, over one hundred pick up trucks participated in the annual parade for Día del Paisano. Their owners raffled off 1,850 US dollars in cash. During the parade, the visiting “paisanos” show off their pickup trucks bought in the U.S. competing for the best and most luxurious.
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Pames, especially in a location called El
Saucillo. The conquest of the Sierra Gorda would be the start of the domination of what is now the north of Mexico and into what is now the southwest United States, as the colonial government saw the importance of the region for economic development as well as a military buffer zone against the French and English.
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In 1880, the first highway leading to the area was built connecting Jalpan to the state capital. This spurred economic development. In 1904, the governor of Querétaro, Francisco González de Cosío, officially named Jalpan a city as it had telephone, telegraph and some electrical services as well as a
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moved in en masse into the Sierra Gorda area, practicing hunting and gathering to sustain themselves. The Pames and
Ximpeces also adapted gradually to village life and lived peacefully with neighboring cultures. Others, such as the Jonaz, never modified their warrior and hunter culture. They used the
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The community of
Acatitlán del Río is six km from Jalpan de Serra and contains the “La Casita Ecológica” (The Little Ecological House). This is a cabin next to an arroyo among gardens and mango orchards. The area is best for observing butterflies, hiking and mountain biking. The cabin accommodates up
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with significant indigenous influence. It was constructed over a span of seven years and functioned as a hospital, dining hall and training center as well as a mission. The mission allowed the early development of economic activities such as agriculture, livestock and mining to groups other than the
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conquered the Oxtipa dominion, to which Jalpan belonged. However, the
Spanish did not take possession, due to the fierce opposition encountered, especially from the Chichimeca Jonaz. From then to the mid-18th century, there were various attempts to evangelize the Sierra Gorda area, including Jalpan
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There is a crafts center called the Casa de las artesanías. It exhibits and sells various crafts from Jalpan and surrounding municipalities such as those made of palm fronds, ceramics, pine needles and wood. It also includes food items such as fruit preserves, guava candies, fruit liquors, honey and
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Another building that faces the main square is the former
Melchor Ocampo School, which was the first in the municipality. Today, it is the home of the municipal cultural center, which hosts exhibitions, and a number of government offices. The municipal post office is located on a side of the mission
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There are several important secular events as well. The Feria
Regional Serrana takes place each year in April and includes various artistic, cultural and sports events, including a fishing tournament. The Convivio de la Amistad takes place on May 1 on the banks of the Jalpan River in an area known
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in 1749. This military action allowed for the permanent establishment of mission in the heart of the Sierra Gorda. In 1744, friar Pedro Pérez de Mezquía founded the Jalpan mission. It would be the first of five major missions of the area. The mission's founding was bolstered by the locating of 54
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in 2003. The main square or garden of the town is located in front of the mission church. It is filled with trees, which are often filled with noisy birds. It is an important gathering place, especially on
Sundays when vendors sell snacks and toys for children. In the early morning, taxis to share
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Valle Verde's environment is one of the best conserved parts of the municipality. The main crafts producer in the community is the
Soledad de Guadalupe ceramics cooperative. There is also the ecological water park called the Ojo de Agua de San Juan de los Durán and the Cueva del Agua. These areas
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families make various crafts with palm frongs such as fruit baskets, flower vases, fans and more. These products are sold in outlets in
Tancoyol and Jalpan as well as in the Museum of the Sierra Gorda. Leather items are mostly produced by the El Gavilán workshop in el Rincón de Tancoyol decorated
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and watermelon. Livestock production is most important near the municipal seat, with cattle, pigs, sheep, goats and horses, along with domestic fowl. Another product form Rincon de Tancoyol is honey which considered some of the best produced in Mexico. It is commercialized under the name of “Miel
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The municipality has been experiencing population loss since the middle of the 20th century, with many migrating out to the United States in search of better paying work. From 2000 to 2005, the population has gone from 22,839 to 22,025. Those who still remain in the municipal seat have moved from
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About 17% to industry, mining and construction. Industry is mostly limited to handcrafts and food products in small family owned workshops. Ceramics are primarily produced in Soledad de Guadalupe by a cooperative of women. Their products include cups, plates, vases, glasses for tequila, jars for
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window surrounded by a representation of the cord Franciscans use to tie their habits. The basic theme of the facade is mercy, represented by interventions by the Virgin Mary and various saints. The iconography of this portal is the most elaborate of the five missions. European elements include
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The municipality has two of the five Franciscan missions accredited to Junípero Serra during his evangelization of the Sierra Gorda. These missions were declared a World Heritage Site in 2003. One is located in the town of Jalpan proper and the other is located in the community of Tancoyol. The
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were Olmec, Teotihuacan and Huasteca, with major settlements to the south of the Jalpan area. Huasteca influence since that time has been strongest in the very north of Querétaro, where Jalpan is, although relatively few of the ethnicity have lived in the area. This is because of trade routes,
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in 2010 for its “traditions, warmth, humility, historical valued and human quality.” The Secretary of Tourism for Mexico, Gloria Guevara Manzo, indicated that the municipality has great potential not only for its natural attractions, but for its cultural ones as well. The naming means that the
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and to it many miracles have been attributed. When it was donated, it was received by Father Roman Herrera, who began the annual festival in the Ayutla community. However, disputes over custody of the image forced the local bishop to take the image and give it to Jalpan later on. The festival
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Since the mid-20th century, the municipality has been losing population due to lack of economic opportunities. So many have left the Sierra Gorda to work in the U.S. that schools have closed for the lack of students. This loss of students has been most noticeable at the primary school level.
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The large numbers of people who send money to the area and bring money with them during the Christmas holidays has “dollarized” the local economy. This currency is accepted in a number of businesses. It is estimated that about 18.2 million dollars each year comes into the area from the U.S.
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The most important natural resource of the area is the forests, with commercial species such as pines and oaks. About 15,441 hectares of the total municipal territory of 329,020 is used for agriculture and 9,872 are used for forestry. Just under 29% of the working population is dedicated to
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Many have become dependent on remittances sent from the United States from relatives. Many who work in the US return at the end of the year for the Christmas holidays. These people are called “norteños” (northerners) and are celebrated on 28 December called “El Día del Paisano” (Day of the
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cultures would settle in various parts as well. Jalpan is in the center of the Sierra Gorda, a region situated between the sedentary agricultural and mining cultures and the hunter-gatherer cultures to the north. The strongest cultural influences in the area during the
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in SLP via interstate highway 69. Although officially classified as a city since 1904, the current population is only just under 9,000 people (2005). The main economic activities within the town proper are commerce, livestock production and agriculture.
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fruit. The fruit is grown locally and the products are made by the family that owns the ranch. A number of families in Tilaco produce coffee liquor and traditional pastries and cakes. A large percentage of women are officially classified as homemakers.
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made incursions into the Sierra Gorda area after dominating the south of Querétaro somewhat, but never took control of the north. Tribes from the Sierra Gorda and north pushed the Purépecha south and west into the south of Guanajuato and to the
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with silver thread, stamped by other means. Articles include knife sheaths, carriers for cell phones, key chains, wallets, belts and more. The El Exilio Ranch is in the Acatitlan del Río community and makes a liquor and a sweet pate called
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made with corn, various chili peppers and pork or chicken. It is wrapped in a banana leaf and cooked all night in an oven. River shrimp called acamayas are another specialty and are prepared in various forms. Revoltillo are eggs cooked on a
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is the dominant traditional musical form, with two variations: huapango arribeño and huapango huasteco (son huasteco). The first is in process of disappearing because of migration of many rural residents and the urbanization of others.
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agriculture, livestock and forestry. Only 650 hectares of agricultural fields are irrigated, with the rest worked only during the rainy season. The Tancoyol area has the most important agricultural production with beans, corn,
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and is one of the oldest in Jalpan. The site served as a military fort for centuries and then as a regional jail for about fifty years. In 1991, it became the museum. It contains seven halls that relate the evolution of the
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remains popular, especially in recent years with the emergence of youth trios dedicated to the music. It is most often played during traditional events such as religious feasts, Independence Day and the Christmas holidays.
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arrived to the Jalpan mission and worked with Francisco Palou to convert and teach new economic strategies to the indigenous peoples. Serra would be credited with the successful evangelization of the Sierra Gorda.
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images of saints such as Peter and Paul and the Franciscan coat of arms. The image of Our Lady of Light has disappeared from the facade, leaving only curtain-like decoration supported by angels and images of Saints
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By the late Post classic, the climate had dried to the point that much agriculture was no longer possible and many migrated out of the region. At the beginning of the 13th century, groups from the north, mostly
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of Francis of Assisi. The main cross at the top represents redemption with the crosses of Calatrava and Jerusalem on either side. Indigenous elements are found in the church's interior, with an image of a
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agriculture to industry or commerce. The only community which has had significant population growth, doubling over the last thirty years, mostly due to the main highway and work related to the Jalpan Dam.
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contrasting with the yellow of many of the decorative details. Much of the detail is vegetative, along with small angels and eagles. On the lowest level of the facade, there are figures of
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Between 1980 and 1985, the Jalpan mission, along with the four others underwent restoration. This work and more would eventually lead to the mission churches being declared a
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with other riders gather at the main square, with their drivers shouting various locations. On weekends, there are artistic presentations. Across Independencia Street is the
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as the Playita (Little Beach). The event is a very large potluck where families share food they brought. This usually begins after May 1 Labor Day events.
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One dish of the area is cecina serrana, which is dried beef marinated in sour orange and salt. Another is a “zacahuilt,” which is an extremely large
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Xi’Oi Teneek” and much is exported to Europe. Coffee is grown on certain mountainsides in the municipality and has a distinctive aroma.
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attracts between 20,000 and 25,000 people from the various communities of the Sierra Gorda. Other religious events include an annual
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was built. In addition a number of secondary roads, bridges, more electrical infrastructure and water services were constructed.
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have cabins, camping, ecological education, bicycles and horses for rent and a pool filled with water from a local spring.
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The name comes from Nahuatl and means “place over sand.” In 1976, the appendix “de Serra” was added to honor missionary
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archeological zone is located in the community of the same name, thirteen km from Jalpan. It is a site belonging to the
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salsa, sugar and more. The pieces are molded by hand, fired than painted by hand as well. In Las Nuevas Flores, various
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church, on a building that was part of the mission complex. During the Reform War, this building held General
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opened a campus the same year. The city gained a second tier professional soccer team in 2004.
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canyons and rough terrain of the area to launch attacks against more sedentary peoples nearby.
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1985:"Valle verde: paisajes majestuosos"
1495:inaugurated its Jalpan Campus. The
1331:areas. Afterwards, groups from the
445:Spanish conquest and evangelization
235:1,185 km (458 sq mi)
136:Jalpan de Serra, Querétaro (Mexico)
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1493:Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro
1067:The mission in the town of Jalpan
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2339:Whale Sanctuary of El Vizcaino
2303:World Heritage Sites in Mexico
1901:Zulema Núñez (March 6, 2011).
1541:"La Sierra Gorda de Querétaro"
1043:There is a small community of
1:
2650:Populated places in Querétaro
2543:Camino Real de Tierra Adentro
2421:Hospicio Cabañas, Guadalajara
2355:Camino Real de Tierra Adentro
1644:"Querétaro - Jalpan de Serra"
1506:
374:. It is also the site two of
2609:Sian Kaʼan Biosphere Reserve
1203:Grupo Ecológico Sierra Gorda
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467:regionally produced coffee.
362:located in the north of the
360:Jalpan de Serra Municipality
7:
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2526:Aqueduct of Padre Tembleque
2485:and Archaeological Site of
2464:Historic Monuments Zone of
2370:Historic Monuments Zone of
2142:Municipalities of Querétaro
1454:Mexican War of Independence
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425:Museum of the Sierra Gorda
410:. It is also connected to
243:760 m (2,490 ft)
130:Jalpan de Serra, Querétaro
97:Jalpan de Serra, Querétaro
23:Jalpan de Serra, Querétaro
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347:[ˈxalpandeˈsera]
2316:Archaeological Zone of
1676:. INEGI. Archived from
1444:The mission is Mexican
1118:The mission in Tancoyol
1074:Saint James the Greater
2318:Paquimé, Casas Grandes
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1105:Our Lady of the Pillar
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53:between 1751 and 1758.
2613:Pre-Hispanic Town of
2602:Pre-Hispanic City of
2572:Pre-Hispanic City of
2491:Prehistoric Caves of
2452:Pre-Hispanic City of
2385:San Miguel de Allende
2059:"Un poco de historia"
1907:Rotativo de Querétaro
1861:Rotativo de Querétaro
1406:Moctezuma Ilhuicamina
1364:El adolecente Jalpans
1349:especially along the
1183:Day of the Holy Cross
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451:, artifacts from the
306:Postal code (of seat)
290: • Summer (
168:21.21667°N 99.47250°W
106:Show map of Querétaro
2032:(in Spanish). Miami.
1827:"Circuito Misionero"
1545:Arqueología Mexicana
1433:Battle of Media Luna
1327:by people linked to
1059:The mission churches
560:Record high °C (°F)
2627:Shared by more one
2547:Historic Centre of
2481:Historic Centre of
2458:Historic Centre of
2414:Historic Centre of
2364:Historic Centre of
2182:Cadereyta de Montes
2103:. Miami. p. 1.
2101:NoticiasFinancieras
2065:on November 5, 2011
2030:NoticiasFinancieras
1833:on November 4, 2011
1729:"Sitios Históricos"
1555:on January 30, 2011
1482:World Heritage Site
1225:Economy and tourism
1185:on May 3, Feast of
1078:Virgin of Guadalupe
840:Record low °C (°F)
700:Daily mean °C (°F)
420:World Heritage Site
380:World Heritage Site
173:21.21667; -99.47250
164: /
2427:Gulf of California
2383:Protected town of
2380:and Adjacent Mines
2329:Gulf of California
2212:Landa de Matamoros
1913:on October 9, 2011
1867:on August 26, 2011
1346:Pre Classic period
1152:and a person with
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453:Mexican Revolution
429:Juan Ramos de Lora
323:.municipiodejalpan
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232: • Total
139:Show map of Mexico
103:Location in Mexico
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1654:on March 27, 2012
1475:city of Querétaro
1465:Victoriano Huerta
1460:sugar cane mill.
1391:Around 1400, the
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1187:James the Greater
1124:Our Lady of Light
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