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About Vera Cruz

Population: 7,000,000
Size: 27,801 square miles
Location: southeast Mexico Borders: Gulf of Mexico and states of Tamaulipas, San Luis Potosí, Hidalgo, Puebla, Oaxaca Chiapas and Tabasco
Important cities/sites within the state: Coatepec, Lago de Catemaco, Los Tuxtlas, Orizaba, Punta Anton Lizardo, Santiago Tuxtla, Tlacotalpan, Veracruz port, Xalapa (capital) and the archeological zones of Cempoala and El Tajin.
Major airports: General Heriberto Jara Intl aka Veracruz Intl. (VER), Poza Rica Airport (PAZ)
Time Zone: Central Standard Time
Web site: www.veracruz.gob.mx

Veracruz State, located in southeastern Mexico, features the longest coastline on the Gulf of Mexico and is virtually synonymous with enjoyment, music, dancing, charm and witchcraft. Its colorful fiestas held throughout the year culminate in its internationally renowned carnival, which, combined with the superb local cuisine, make it a magnet for tourists.

Veracruz is home to colorful cities such as Cordoba, Papantla and Tlacotalpan, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Catemaco and its Isla de los Monos are known for their magical influences and Catemaco's witch festival held annually in March.

The city of Veracruz was founded by Spanish conquistador Hernandez Cortes in 1519 at the start of his quest to conquer Mexico and who named the port La Villa Rica de la Vera Cruz ("The Rich Town of the Holy Cross"). It remains one of the most important port cities in Mexico, is the largest city on the Gulf and features a fascinating blend of colonial and modern architecture.

 

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