Houses for sale in Mexico - page 1
Houses for sale in Chiapas by County
Counties
Chiapilla
Chiapilla
Chiapilla is a county of Mexico. They belong to the Chiapas state. It has a population of 4527 citizens. In 2007, 24% of people in the county living in the metropolitan area of the capital.
Jiquipilas
Jiquipilas
Jiquipilas has a very healthy climate, as its 36277 citizens bear this out. Comparing Jiquipilas with other provinces, their communications within Mexico can be improved.
Other cities in Chiapas
Other cities in Chiapas
Other cities in Chiapas, like the rest of the region, has a mountainous interior. This mountainous interior features deep and steep valleys, formed by major rivers running through it.
Catazaja
Catazaja
This county is one of the largest in Mexico. Catazaja has a population of 10112 citizens. Its location in Mexico is very good.
Cintalapa
Cintalapa
Cintalapa is a county of Mexico. They belong to the Chiapas state. It has a population of 57007 citizens. In 2007, 14% of people in the county living in the metropolitan area of the capital.
Amatenango del Valle
Amatenango del Valle
Amatenango del Valle has a very healthy climate, as its 7366 citizens bear this out. Comparing Amatenango del Valle with other provinces, their communications within Mexico can be improved.
Amatan
Amatan
Amatan, like the rest of the region, has a mountainous interior. This mountainous interior features deep and steep valleys, formed by major rivers running through it.
Tonala
Tonala
This county is one of the largest in Mexico. Tonala has a population of 33750 citizens. Its location in Mexico is very good.
Escuintla
Escuintla
Escuintla is a county of Mexico. They belong to the Chiapas state. It has a population of 19897 citizens. In 2007, 20% of people in the county living in the metropolitan area of the capital.
Mapastepec
Mapastepec
Mapastepec has a very healthy climate, as its 33117 citizens bear this out. Comparing Mapastepec with other provinces, their communications within Mexico can be improved.
San Lucas
San Lucas
San Lucas, like the rest of the region, has a mountainous interior. This mountainous interior features deep and steep valleys, formed by major rivers running through it.
Frontera Comalapa