| Tatahuicapan de Juarez is a municipio in southeast Veracruz state, east central Mexico, along the Gulf of Mexico and the valley between the slopes of Cerro San Martin Pajapan and the Sierra de Santa Marta, within the Sierra de Los Tuxtlas. Geographically, numerous rivers, including Rios Tatahuicapán, Zapoapan, Piedra Labrada, Texizapan y Temoloapan. arising from the volcanic hills criss cross the area to flow into Laguna del Ostion or the gulf. Touristically, the town of Tatahuicapan offers some budget restaurants and a guest house. The gulf beaches are desolate, except for an ecotouristic enclave in Peña Hermosa. The town of Piedra Labrada is famous as a rock quarry for Olmec monuments and a museum is being built. Most of the municipio is integrated with the Los Tuxtlas Biosphere. Main access is via Highway 180 from Catemaco to Minatitlan, with entrances near Acayucan and Cosoleacaque. |
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