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Tolimán, Querétaro, Mexico

Coat of Arms

Coordinates

20°54′29″N 99°55′48″W / 20.908°N 99.930°W / 20.908; -99.930

Municipal president

Magdaleno Muñoz González (PRI)

Area

724.7 km²

Population (2005)

23,963

HDI (2000)

0.7096

Time zone (UTC)

-6 UTC Central

GDP (per capita) (2000)

US$3.448,00

Official website: http://www.toliman.gob.mx

Tolimán (Querétaro Otomi: Ntolimä) is the seat of the municipality of the same name in the Mexican state of Querétaro. Its name comes from the Nahuatl word tolimani, meaning place where the tule tree is picked up.

v t e State of Querétaro
Santiago de Querétaro (capital)
Municipalities and (municipal seats)	Amealco de Bonfil (Amealco) Pinal de Amoles (Pinal de Amoles) Arroyo Seco (Arroyo Seco) Cadereyta de Montes (Cadereyta) Colón (Colón) Corregidora (El Pueblito) Ezequiel Montes (Ezequiel Montes) Huimilpan (Huimilpan) Jalpan de Serra (Jalpan de Serra) Landa de Matamoros (Landa de Matamoros) El Marqués (La Cañada) Pedro Escobedo (Pedro Escobedo) Peñamiller (Peñamiller) Querétaro (Santiago de Querétaro) San Joaquín (San Joaquín) San Juan del Río (San Juan del Río) Tequisquiapan (Tequisquiapan) Tolimán (Tolimán)

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