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Tapaxco is a town and ejido in El Oro [es], State of Mexico, Mexico. It is approximately 2,800 meters above sea level. Its population is Mazahua-influenced.

Around 900 CE, Tapaxco with Xochtitlan formed Metepec, and although was controlled by the Mexica, included Mazahua, Otomi, and Matlatzincan speakers.

In 1823, Tapaxco was the name originally given to the auxiliary ayuntamiento that seceded from Jocotitlán. However, it was changed to El Oro in accordance with the 1824 Mexican constitution.

In July 2008, President Felipe Calderón's administration granted 5,000 agricultural titles to the community.

Notable people

• Tanalís Padilla – Latin Americanist historian

References

1. "Hacienda de la Luz: boutique hotel in the magical town of El Oro". CE Noticias Financieras. 8 April 2024. ProQuest 3034957277.
2. Bocco, Gerardo; Pulido, Juan (2003). "Geomorphological and landscape wisdom — using local knowledge to manage slopes". In Roy, Andre; Trudgill, Stephen (eds.). Contemporary Meanings in Physical Geography: From What to Why? (1 ed.). Routledge. pp. 199–209. doi:10.4324/9780203784044. ISBN 9780203784044.
3. Corbeil, Laurent (October 2018). The Motions Beneath: Indigenous Migrants on the Urban Frontier of New Spain. University of Arizona Press. p. 36. doi:10.2307/j.ctv47wg1s. ISBN 9780816539055.
4. Chimal Cardoso, Carlos (August 2019). "2020, BICENTENARIO DEL AYUNTAMIENTO DEL MUNICIPIO DE JOCOTITLÁN, ESTADO DE MÉXICO". Cronista del Centro Universitario UAEM Atlacomulco. p. 7. hdl:20.500.11799/104569.
5. Vega, Laura (2 July 2008). "En breve, aprobación de reforma: Reyes Heroles". El Economista. ProQuest 336466764.
6. Dizikes, Peter (4 January 2016). "Past and present". MIT News. Boston.

• Populated places in the State of Mexico