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Welcome to Misantla, a vibrant municipal seat that is the heart of several different communities like Morelos, Guerrero, el Pozn, Buenos Aires, Arroyo Hondo, and more. Located at 19 56' North, 96 51' West and surrounded by an array of charming towns, this cultural hub has an elevation of 300 MASL and covers a sprawling area of 537.90 km2. The picturesque rivers Misantla and El Palma weave through its landscape, adding to its scenic charm. Misantla is nestled in the central mountainous region of the state, boasting a warm-humid climate that embraces visitors with an average annual temperature of 22.7 C. With an average annual rainfall of 2,036.4 mm, this lush paradise is a haven for nature lovers. Rich in history, Misantla's origins date back more than 450 years, though the exact founding date remains uncertain. The city's name, derived from the native Nahuatl language, translates to "Place of the Deer," paying homage to its historical significance, even if deer no longer roam the area. Embark on a journey through time in this captivating destination!
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