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Jalisco changed the scheme of Parties with which the territory of its jurisdiction - which had been used since the Bourbon reforms - was divided into the models of Departments, which in turn were subject to another larger unit: the Canton. Each Canton had a headline with a political chief who depended, in turn, on the Governor of the State. It concentrated political, military and fiscal decision-making. In the first model of territorial organization of the State of Jalisco, of March 27, 1824, named as the Political Division Plan of the Territory of the State of Jalisco, Zapopan is a State Department and the town of Zapopan was proclaimed head of Apartment and named Villa. On November 18 of the same year, once the Political Constitution of the Free and Sovereign State of Jalisco was promulgated, Zapopan was ratified as a Department and attached to the first Canton of the State, with the head office in Guadalajara. The Villa de Zapopan was located (and located) to the northwest of the city of Guadalajara, communicated with it by two paths: the first of them ran to the south-east of Zapopan, crossed the colomo stream and entered the west part of Guadalajara; the second exited to the east of Zapopan, passing through Zoquipan and Atemajac and then entering through the northern part of Guadalajara through the neighborhood of Mezquitán.
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Tabachines housing subdivision in the north of the Valley of Atemajac. This site has a series of fourteen tombs arranged along an arroyo which is now dry. La Coronilla is located in an area called La Experiencia. In and around the city of Zapopan, there have been finding of ancient tombs. One example is when about a dozen pre-Hispanic objects were found during a hydraulic work excavation at Ciudad Granja, in Zapopan, Jalisco. A pot, a vase and anthropomorphic figures are among the items discovered. These objects are of the
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with other tribes, such as the Aztecs heading to the Valley of Mexico; however, it was the who dominated the terrain over time. Tzapopan was founded by the Aztecs and tecuexes, from the beginning it was a very religious city that had worshippers and shrines to the sun god, but mainly the worship of this city was towards the god
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populous municipality in the state of
Jalisco and ranks seventh in Mexico. Aside from the seat, the most important localities are Nuevo México, San Francisco Tesistán, Valle Real, La Venta del Astillero, La Magdalena (San José Ejidal), Nextipac, Ciudad Bugambilias, Base Aérea Militar de la XV Zona, San Esteban (San Miguel Tateposco) . This municipality is bordered by the municipalities of
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done by
Guadalajara artist Guillermo Chavez Vega in 1970. This mural depicts scenes from the French, Industrial, English, Mexican and Socialist Revolutions. It also contains images of indigenous art. The Plaza Civica or Civic Plaza is in front of the municipal palace, with a 7 metres (23 ft) flagpole and a bronze sculpture of the Mexican themed eagle devouring a serpent.
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recreation, as well as trying to promote the use of sports units in the municipality. The sports infrastructure of the municipality is very large, has about 54 sports units distributed in the different locations of the municipality, in these units are carried out the practice of sports and recreational activities, also serve as schools of initiation to sport.
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be consulted. However, contrary to what would be expected of a documentalist legal culture such as
Spanish, there is no reliable evidence that some character with that name has benefited from some Indian mercy; if it actually existed, the testimonies of his time in these lands were simply lost in the sea of the bureaucracy of Seville, Cadiz or Madrid.
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Indians of Atemajac participated in the site of the endeavors in the Mixtón, under the viceroy of Mendoza, that is, none of the towns mentioned by Mata Torres, was razed during the War, so they were not repopulated, in any case, they were assigned to an encomendero, according to the forms of dominance indicated by the Spanish crown.
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acrobats and circus acts from Spain, England, Germany and Italy. Some of these were “Alicia en los cielos” y the
Spanish group Puja!, “Cupidos” and “Esferas” by Australian group Strange Fruit and performances by French mime Jerôme Murat. There are also workshops, themed pavilions and shows by popular Mexican artists such as
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Metropolitan Area but it is worth highlighting the elaboration of cymbals based on the corn, which is the tender corn cob. Zapopan is also known as the "Villa Exmaicera" due to the large amount of expanse planted of this agricultural product.
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The Coat of arms of Zapopan is the emblem that represents the municipality, which is used by the municipal government of Zapopan as a seal in all its official documents. The shield also carries historical value for the municipality as it represents a tree of Zapote, from which the town took its name.
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Most of its surface area is made up of flat areas (58%), it is followed in proportion to semi-flat areas (26%) and rugged areas (16%), with heights ranging from 1,500 to 2,000 m (4,900 to 6,600 ft) above sea level. The main elevations are located in the Sierra de La Primavera, highlight the
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The Municipal Cultural Center, built in 1979, holds exhibitions of fine art as well as theatrical and dance events. Next to it is the Plaza del Arte (Art Plaza) which is decorated with arches and columns of quarried stone and three permanent sculptures. The main mural of the building is entitled “La
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On April 6, 1837, he changed the model of territorial organization and Zapopan became a Guadalajara District Party. In 1846 another reorganization converted Zapopan back into an apartment of the first Canton of Jalisco whose head was Guadalajara. The model, with some minimal variations, is maintained
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On the other hand, in order for there to be a repopulation, there must have been an abandonment of that population first; but, as settled in the different chronicles, the peoples of the eastern side of the San Juan de Dios River did not insubordinate themselves, moreover, it is mentioned for example,
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Tzapopan was a city with a large population; Despite this, the constant wars with other nomadic tribes caused a decay of the city until it was turned into a very minor settlement, subjected to the lordship of Atemejac that depended on the Hueytlatonazgo of Tonalá, making it a people insignificant and
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The Vía RecreActiva in the Municipality of Zapopan, is a social program in which road spaces are enabled for mass use for recreational and recreational purposes by people of all ages. It operates on Sundays from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. During said schedule, the circulation of motor vehicles
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which was inaugurated in July 2010 and has witnessed important events such as: the final of Pan American Football: Mexico vs Argentina and Clausura of the Pan American Games Guadalajara 2011, Final of the Copa Libertadores Chivas de Guadalajara vs International Porto Alegre one-way game. and several
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The coat presents the shape of the semicircular or semicircular Spanish Coat of Arms, and is fitted by a blue edge. It contains, in a sinople (green) background and a gold field, a tree that is also made of sinople and fruity with seven cherimoyas or gold zapotes; to its reclining trunk a spear pole
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In 1950 the total population of the municipality of Zapopan amounted to 27,115 inhabitants, practically the same population that in 2000 was only counted in the colony Santa Margarita. In ten years the population of the municipality increased 100% and by the year 1960 reached 54,562 inhabitants. The
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Tourism is mostly focused on the Basilica of Zapopan and other local churches; however, outside the city there are a number of natural attractions such as Ixcatán Geysers and the La Cola de Caballo waterfall. At the Santa Lucia dam one can fish and go out on rowboats. Cola de Caballo is a 150 m
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east to the Grande or Santiago River. In the center of the municipality there are three dams called the Copalita, the Santa Lucia and the San Jose. Winters here are mild and usually are noticeable only in the higher elevations. Average year-round temperature is 22C with highs of 36C and lows of 11C.
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The Plaza de las Américas—Juan Pablo II Square is located in on the eastern side of the Basilica of Zapopan. It is paved with pink quarried stone, and contains a stone kiosk and four large fountains. There are two large sculptures in bronze depicting the god and goddess of corn, done by Juan Méndez.
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After the brief and failed imperial attempt with which the newly independent viceroyalty of New Spain had attempted to organize, on 21 June 1823 the territory of the former Province of Guadalajara was proclaimed as the Free State of Jalisco, the first of those who would make up the Federal Republic.
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This Francisco de Bobadilla is a descendant of Pedro de Bobadilla, who belonged to the hosts of Nuño de Guzmán during the conquest; Peter Gerard has conducted the most comprehensive study on the institution of the encomienda in the seventeenth century in Mexico and identifies a Pedro de Bobadilla as
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Friar Antonio de Segovia does not give the image to the Indians of Zapopan, it deposits it there because this is the place of worship that all the lords of these lands had in common, following the custom of spiritual conquest. If the delivery had been linked to valuations relating to the population,
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In the historiography about the origin of Zapopan appears a legendary and perhaps fictional character named Nicholas of Bobadilla, Lord Encomendero that some sources point out as he who, with Indians from the region of Xalostotitlán, arrived in Zapopan around 1541 or 1543, according to the source to
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in 1541 the region is conquered, and licensed by the then viceroy, Francisco de Bobadilla, encomendero of Tlaltenango, who drew from his entruste the Necessary Indians to repopulate Tzapopan, in order to have close people of his who would serve him and help the foundation of Guadalajara, the task of
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One of the most important religious celebrations at the national level, the pilgrimage of the Virgin of Zapopan. takes place in the same municipal seat. On October 12 thousands of Catholic faithful come to witness the return of "La Generala" to its compound, the Basilica of Zapopan. The typical food
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In 1824, Zapopan was named as the seat of one of the 26 departments of the newly created state of Jalisco. When the departments were reorganized in 1837, it retained its status as seat. In 1873, General Ramon Corona fought against rebel forces led by Manuel Lozada “El Tigre de Alica” at Rancho de la
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and esquites, cooked corn kernels that are served in a glass stand out and are accompanied, according to taste, ingredients such as lemon, salt, chili powder, cream and cheese, among others. Among the traditional sweets are those prepared with coconut as alfajor and cocadas, and a variety of sweets
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Since Zapopan is part of the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area, and due to the great cultural movement that the city of Guadalajara currently lives, the municipality has a great wealth in terms of culture, because it has a large list of events and cultural expressions, all this supported by many public
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The municipality has three main archeological sites. Ixtépete contains a Teotihuacan style pyramid which is 20 m (66 ft) long, 16 m (52 ft) wide and 1.83 m (6 ft 0 in) high. Construction phases of this pyramid date back from the fifth century to the tenth century.
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The Zapopum Festival started out as the municipal fair of Zapopan in 2005. Since, it has morphed into a major cultural event. It aims to be “a cultural reference point, whose purpose is to spread culture and bring it to the public who is accustomed to other types of shows.” The 2009 event featured
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is an interactive museum dedicated especially to children, presenting various topics related to art, science, civics, among others, as well as activities. The Garden of Art is an exhibition and sale of outdoor art, which takes place every Sunday at the Glorieta Chapalita. The Mexican Air Force Air
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Its hydrological resources are distributed in different surface and underground currents. Temporary surface currents drain from the Atemajac Valley to the east of the municipality, directly increasing the channel of the Rio Grande or Santiago. The most important permanent surface currents are: the
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On Paseo Teopiltzintli, which was the main thoroughfare into the city, is the Arco de Ingreso a Zapopan (Entrance Arch), built by the Spanish founders of the city. It is made of quarried stone and is twenty metres (66 ft) high. The arch area is decorated with sculptures and the arch itself is
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The key to the foundation of Zapopan is linked to the image of the Virgin. The Spaniards, since the time of the conquest of Tenochtitlán, had ordered the images of their gods replaced by images of the Virgin in the worshippers of the indigenous people; as was the case in all the worshippers of the
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Its vegetation is basically composed of pine and oak in the Sierra de La Primavera, in addition to the species cretón, jonote, madroño, ozote, mtama, savila and nopal in the northern and eastern part in the ravine. The current wildlife list includes 106 species of animals such as the white-tailed
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The Municipal Palace was constructed in 1942 as a school. It became the seat of the municipal government in 1968, and has been remodeled several times since. The facade is decorated with reliefs. The building's staircase contains a mural called “La Revolución Universal” (The Universal Revolution)
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center of the country, of Michoacán and during the conquest of the north and northwest. Although legend recalls the Virgin of Zapopan as "peacemaker in the wars against the indigenous people, Zapopan, indigenous people, was the headquarters of its most celebrated shrine in the whole of the West".
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However, for some experts; Zapopan's history began during the years 1160 to 1325, when many Zapotecs, Nahuas and Mayans, arrived in the present territory of Zapopan near the present Deep Creek, these groups came from the south in search of a settlement. The inhabitants, over the years, were mixed
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Zapopan has three important archeological zones: Ixtépete, an archaeological zone that has a pyramidal structure of Teotihuacan influence built from the fifth to the tenth century, 20 m (66 ft) long, 16 m (52 ft) wide and a height of around 1.83 m (6 ft); El Grillo,
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The territory consists of land of the tertiary and quaternary periods. The municipality has a territorial area of 89,315 hectares (220,700 acres), of which 43,269 ha (106,920 acres) are used for agricultural purposes, 423,730 ha (1,047,100 acres) in livestock activity, 411,400 ha
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As municipal seat, the city of Zapopan is the local government for approximately 750 other communities, called localities, which together form a territory of 893.15 km (344.85 sq mi). Almost 90% of the municipality's population lives in the city proper. Zapopan is the second most
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Museo de Cacería Albarrán (Albarrán Hunting Museum) has a Sudanese style facade. In this museum are three halls which exhibit 270 hunting trophies from many parts of the world, some of which are the full animals but most are heads. The building is of modern design and the collection belonged to
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In 1857, with the liberal republicans in power, Jalisco is a state and Zapopan a Department attached to the first Canton of Jalisco and the main populations besides Zapopan were: Tesistan, which is located 10 km (6.2 mi) north-west of the head; Santa Ana Tepetitlán, located 15 km
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located in the current municipal seat is much disputed by various historians, since the locality was never mentioned in documents of the time, unlike other localities of the present day municipality and municipalities adjacent to it, such as: Ixcatán, Tesistán, San Esteban, Copala, Tónala, San
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Most of the municipality is flat with another quarter having rolling hills. Altitude varies from 1,500 to 2,000 metres (4,900 to 6,600 ft) above sea level. The main elevations are in the Sierra de la Primavera and include Nejahuete, Tajo and El Chapulin. Superficial water flows mostly in
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The sports that are practiced in the municipality of Zapopan are very varied thanks to the important infrastructure existing in the urban area of the same. The Municipal Sports Council (COMUDE) of Zapopan is the public institution responsible for promoting physical activity, sport and social
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In conclusion, Zapopan was before the conquest a center of worship, continued to be so after that, as a center of veneration of a Christian image and it was subsequently that a population emerged, with Indians owned by Francisco de Bobadilla, encomendero of the region of Tlaltenango, not of
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Zapopan is the second most populous municipality in Jalisco and is the seventh most populous municipality in Mexico. During the solemn session held on December 8, 1991, in which the 450th anniversary of the repopulation of the Villa Zapopan was celebrated, it was awarded the title of city.
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population grew 300% in the 1960s and reached a total of 163,185 inhabitants in 1970. The population increase during the 1970s was 238.5%, which amounted to 389,081 inhabitants in 1980. In 1990, Zapopan had 712,008 inhabitants and by 2000 the population exceeded one million inhabitants.
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to the Basilica of Zapopan. The streets, including the wide avenue of Manuel Avila Camacho in Zapopan proper, are packed with dancers, vendors selling traditional food and crafts and spectators. The image stops periodically to receive homage from the many traditional dance groups and
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is next to the Bosque de la Primavera, in the northwestern Guadalajara Metropolitan area, just off the Anillo Periferico ring road and Avenida Vallarta in Zapopan. The stadium covers 147,000 square metres (1,580,000 sq ft) and has seating for over 45,000 people.
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and plums. Some livestock such as cattle, pigs and domestic fowl are raised. Agriculture employs less than three percent of the population. About a third of the population is employed in industry and manufacturing. Major companies that have facilities here include
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deer, cougar, lynx, coyote, grey fox, badger, hare, raccoon among others and have been identified about 137 species of birds both migratory and resident and we can observe falcons, eagles, herons, tordos, quails, roadrunners, woodpeckers and many more.
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Santiago River and the San Antonio, Grande, La Higuerita, Blanco, Atemajac and Las Tortugas streams. In the central part of the municipality are the dams of Copalita and Santa Lucia, and the board of San José, in addition to several storages and wells.
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The Centro Cultural Universitario is an ongoing project among the University of Guadalajara, the Municipality of Zapopan, the state of Jalisco, and the federal government to create a major cultural venue in western Mexico. The main structure is the
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The municipality has been and will host various sporting events of national and international size. Also in October 2011, the municipality of Zapopan was home to some of the competitions of the Pan American Games of 2011 held in Guadalajara.
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The category of municipal headland remained unchanged until December 7, 1994, when, by decree 14358 the Congress of the State of Jalisco, changed the category of Villa that had since the beginning of the nineteenth century to that of Ciudad.
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bands along the way. Traditional dances include “Los Tastoanes,” “La Danza del Águila Real,” “la de La Conquista” and “Los Huehuenches.” Once returned to its home at the Basilica, celebrations continue and end with fireworks at night.
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proper. It is best known as the home of the Virgin of Zapopan, an image of the Virgin Mary which was made in the 16th century. This image has been credited with a number of miracles and has been recognized by popes and even visited by
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until 1914 when the category of Municipality becomes the basis of the territorial division of the Republic. On April 6, 1917, the Political Constitution of the State of Jalisco recognized Zapopan as a Free Municipality.
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in 1821, with the military title ratified in 1852 and 1894 by elements of the federal and state governments. It is still called by this alternate name. In 1919, it was crowned Queen of Jalisco by the Pope Benedict XV.
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with a flag of gules and behind, a dog in a silver contoured jump; instead of a simple gules cross, accompanied by a semicircular silver badge with the nickname of sinople: HOC SIGNUM VINCIT (This Sign Shall Win).
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The Virgin of Zapopan is an image of Our Lady of the Conception which was made in Michoacán by native artisans in the early 16th century. The statue is 34 cm (13 in) tall and made with corn stalks
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About three-quarters of the municipality's land is used for agriculture and livestock. About fifteen percent is forested and the remaining is dedicated to the city of Zapopan. The principle crops are corn,
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The main walking corridor of the city is Andador 20 de Noviembre, which is lined with galleries, bars, and restaurants. On Saturdays, artists and antique dealers display their wares for sale on the walkway.
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The tourist attractions offered by Zapopan are diverse; from important religious points nationwide to world-class shopping malls. It also has different alternatives for ecological tourism such as El Diente,
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peoples. Another section of the basilica houses the Museum of the Virgin of Zapopan, where offerings left for the image can be seen, as well as items that have been used for its worship over the centuries.
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with the image of the Virgin of Zapopan in a glass case at the top. Another important sculpture is that of the Holy Family, which has been in the church since 1832. It was sculpted by Victoriano Acuña.
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as part of evangelization efforts. This statue would eventually take on the name of Our Lady of Zapopan. The sanctuary for this image was begun in 1689.
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carved on them. The facade of the church is made of quarried stone with buttresses that flank the portal and side walls. Inside is a sculpture of
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on the northern edge of the urban sprawl has been designated as a protected natural area and still is home to many mammals, reptiles,
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topped with large jars and an eagle. The Paseo Teopiltzintli leads to the Plaza de las Americas, after passing the Plaza Civica.
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3006:[Brief history of the municipality of Zapopan] (in Spanish). Zapopan, Mexico: Municipality of Zapopan
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Historia de la Villa y la Revolución Mexicana” (The story of the village and the
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3162:(in Spanish). Mexico: Mexico Desconocido magazine
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4265:Tlajomulco de Zúñiga
4205:Tamazula de Gordiano
3800:Atemajac de Brizuela
3775:Ahualulco de Mercado
2705:Domestic cooperation
2645:Rosemead, California
2484:(6.4 km )
2431:Estadio Panamericano
2392:Archaeological zones
2388:prepared with milk.
1330:Record high °C (°F)
1215:Tlajomulco de Zuñiga
349:20.72028; -103.39194
61:improve this article
4451:Sierra de Manantlán
4421:Barranca de Oblatos
4180:Santa María del Oro
3995:Ixtlahuacán del Río
3985:Huejuquilla El Alto
3945:Encarnación de Díaz
3583: /
3212:No. 116. 06/09/2005
3185:"INEGI Census 2005"
3035:on January 15, 2010
2494:(10 km )
2341:city of Guadalajara
2257:Colegio Japones de
2092:Jaguar Cars' Jaguar
2052:mango (fruit)-mango
1610:Record low °C (°F)
1470:Daily mean °C (°F)
1268:Bosque el Nixticuil
1227:Ixtlahuacán del Río
1186:Marco Antonio Muñiz
1104:Parques Guadalajara
817:Basílica de Zapopan
340: /
4395:Zapotlán el Grande
4370:Zacoalco de Torres
4360:Villa Purificación
4335:Valle de Guadalupe
4170:San Miguel el Alto
4090:Ojuelos de Jalisco
3855:Cañadas de Obregón
3815:Atotonilco El Alto
3725:Metropolitan areas
3587:20.717°N 103.400°W
3517:on 26 January 2021
3511:www.zapopan.gob.mx
3441:Editorial-'COMUDE'
3377:2014-03-30 at the
2886:Symbols of Zapopan
2771:Zapotlán el Grande
2504:(8 km )
2439:Charros de Jalisco
2419:
2345:Zapopan Art Museum
2337:
2235:. You can help by
2160:. You can help by
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971:Mexican Revolution
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316:Location in Mexico
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3825:Autlán de Navarro
3770:Acatlán de Juárez
3757:(municipal seats)
3443:. 2010. p. 2
3116:"Cosas por hacer"
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2732:Bahía de Banderas
2658:Saginaw, Michigan
2632:Marianao (Havana)
2541:Antigua Guatemala
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1020:Juan José Arreola
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4235:Teocaltiche
4230:Tenamaxtlán
4125:San Gabriel
4025:Juanacatlán
4010:Jesús María
3970:Guadalajara
3965:Guachinango
3870:Chimaltitán
3733:Guadalajara
3695:Government
3654:Guadalajara
3590: /
3299:January 19,
3195:January 19,
3166:January 27,
3144:January 19,
3122:January 19,
3075:January 19,
3039:January 19,
3010:January 19,
2975:January 19,
2686:, Australia
2593:Częstochowa
2543:, Guatemala
2524:Zapopan is
2456:. Also the
2381:Guadalajara
2369:Juan Correa
2272:グアダラハラ補習授業校
2259:Guadalajara
2084:Flextronics
2080:Grupo Bimbo
1984:Pablo Lemus
1951:Hydrography
1931:Las Bóvedas
1883:Shaft Tombs
1823:Phabricator
1223:Guadalajara
1219:Tlaquepaque
1080:(Liverpool)
1002:Juan Correa
998:Saint Peter
884:Plateresque
683:encomendero
593:Guadalajara
347: /
335:103°23′31″W
4481:Categories
4380:Zapotiltic
4255:Teuchitlán
4225:Tecolotlán
4215:Tecalitlán
4155:San Marcos
4150:San Julián
4070:Mexticacan
3810:Atenguillo
3558:2020-11-01
3521:12 January
3475:2020-06-03
3447:2011-07-06
3418:) (2013).
3324:2018-03-31
2892:References
2820:, Colombia
2760:, Veracruz
2673:, Honduras
2518:See also:
2465:concerts.
2375:Gastronomy
2113:See also:
2109:Government
1942:Topography
1756:(≥ 0.1 mm)
1272:amphibians
1098:San Isidro
1095:Calandrias
1092:Valle Real
990:balustrade
769:Miztón War
693:Mojonera.
679:Mixtón War
457:Population
423:Government
405:Founded as
332:20°43′13″N
87:newspapers
4300:Totatiche
4100:Poncitlán
4075:Mezquitic
4065:Mazamitla
4055:Magdalena
4040:La Huerta
4030:Juchitlán
4020:Jocotepec
3930:El Grullo
3925:El Arenal
3915:Degollado
3880:Cihuatlán
3704:Governors
3656:(capital)
3643:State of
3408:経済研究所研究報告
3354:Home page
3338:Home page
2857:Angoulême
2846:, Germany
2844:Stuttgart
2792:Amsterdam
2773:, Jalisco
2747:, Jalisco
2745:El Grullo
2734:, Nayarit
2721:, Jalisco
2460:have the
2120:Education
2096:Coca-Cola
1854:chickpeas
1252:holm oaks
1072:Liverpool
687:Zacatecas
611:The name
530:Area code
503:Time zone
489:1,026,492
481:in Mexico
465:1,476,491
449:Elevation
76:"Zapopan"
4315:Tuxcueca
4305:Tototlán
4280:Tomatlán
4110:Quitupan
4035:La Barca
3980:Huejúcar
3950:Etzatlán
3940:El Salto
3935:El Limón
3890:Colotlán
3849:El Tuito
3785:Amatitán
3780:Amacueca
3699:Congress
3674:Ceramics
3578:103°24′W
3412:Archived
3400:Archived
3375:Archived
3225:Archived
2880:See also
2859:, France
2831:Zaragoza
2818:Medellin
2758:Veracruz
2699:, Israel
2684:Adelaide
2595:, Poland
2567:Changwon
2319:And the
2317:Zapopum!
2281:, is at
2244:May 2014
2169:May 2014
2088:Motorola
2072:Sabritas
1934:Tesistán
1925:El Vigia
1871:Motorola
1858:avocados
1749:(38.74)
1719:(10.40)
1680:Average
1395:(107.6)
1390:(102.2)
1385:(102.2)
1380:(102.2)
1370:(101.3)
1360:(105.8)
1355:(105.8)
1350:(107.6)
1345:(104.9)
1340:(102.2)
1239:Amatitán
1114:El Batan
933:mariachi
912:Tepehuán
904:basilica
761:Tzapopan
755:Conquest
741:Tzapopan
736:Tzapopan
708:tzapopan
668:Atemajac
544:Zapopano
4487:Zapopan
4375:Zapopan
4275:Tolimán
4250:Tequila
4210:Tapalpa
4095:Pihuamo
4085:Ocotlán
4080:Mixtlán
4060:Mascota
3905:Cuautla
3865:Chapala
3840:Bolaños
3830:Ayotlán
3795:Arandas
3738:Ocotlán
3686:Economy
3645:Jalisco
3575:20°43′N
3416:WebCite
3406:). In:
3404:WebCite
2833:, Spain
2621:, China
2582:, China
2580:Chengdu
2554:Cartago
2526:twinned
2302:Culture
2068:poultry
2048:avocado
2036:pumpkin
2012:Economy
1846:sorghum
1825:and on
1744:(0.48)
1739:(0.53)
1734:(2.38)
1729:(6.45)
1724:(8.57)
1714:(7.70)
1709:(0.91)
1704:(0.17)
1699:(0.18)
1694:(0.39)
1689:(0.59)
1675:(19.4)
1670:(19.4)
1665:(33.8)
1660:(44.6)
1655:(46.4)
1650:(42.8)
1645:(44.6)
1640:(44.6)
1635:(44.6)
1630:(33.8)
1625:(33.8)
1620:(28.4)
1615:(24.8)
1605:(55.0)
1600:(48.2)
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