Jocotitlán topographic map

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Jocotitlán

The municipality is located between Ixtlahuaca and Atlacomulco, fifty four kilometers north of the state capital of Toluca. This area is in the northwest of the state, in the Ixtlahuaca Valley, which is formed by small mountain chains that belong to the Sierra Madre Occidental, with some formations as a result of being on the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt. Elevation varies from 2,530 masl next to the Lerma River on the far south to 2,900, on one side of the Jocotitlán volcano, with an average of 2,770. However, much of the land in the area is relatively flat and covers much of the Ixtlahuaca Valley. The municipal seat is on the side of the volcano, with the rest of the municipality on the valley floor. Other elevations include hills in San Miguel Tenochtitlán, and Santiago Casandeje.

About this map

Name: Jocotitlán topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Jocotitlán, State of Mexico, Mexico (19.61394 -100.01571 19.81729 -99.65888)

Average elevation: 8,773 ft

Minimum elevation: 8,045 ft

Maximum elevation: 12,789 ft