For other uses, see City of Nuevo Laredo.
Nuevo Laredo Municipality
Municipio de Nuevo Laredo
—  Municipality  —

Coat of arms
Motto: Siempre Con La Patria
Location of the Municipality of Nuevo Laredo in Tamaulipas
Settled 1847
Government
 • Presidente Municipal Ramón Garza Barrios
Area
 • Municipality 1,334.02 km2 (515.07 sq mi)
Population (2010 census)
 • Municipality 384,033
 • Metro 636,516
Time zone CST (UTC-6)
 • Summer (DST) CST (UTC-5)
Codigo Postal 88000
Area code(s) 876
Website Municipio de Nuevo Laredo
Airport: Quetzalcoatl International Airport MMNL

The Municipality of Nuevo Laredo is located in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas. Its municipal seat is Nuevo Laredo. The municipality contains more than 60 localities which the most important ones are Nuevo Laredo, El Campanario y Oradel, and Álvarez, the last two being suburbs of the city of Nuevo Laredo. By population, the municipality is the third largest in the state of Tamaulipas (behind Reynosa and Matamoros respectively). The Nuevo Laredo municipality is the northernmost in Tamaulipas, lying at the extreme northwestern tip of its narrow strip of land along the Río Grande. The city of Nuevo Laredo contains approximately 97.5% of the total population of the municipality.

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Geography [link]

Nuevo Laredo is located in the Northern tip of Tamaulipas on the west end of the Rio Grande Plains. Rio Grande is the only source that supplies its citizens with water. El Coyote Creek supplies Nuevo Laredo’s only natural lake El Laguito (The Small Lake). The area consists of a few hills and flat land covered with grass, oak, cacti, and mesquite.

Climate [link]

Nuevo Laredo features a semiarid climate. Nuevo Laredo's weather is influenced by its proximity to the Chihuahuan Desert to the west, by the Sierra Madre Oriental mountains to the south and west, and by the Gulf of Mexico to the east. Much of the moisture from the Pacific is blocked by the Sierra Madre Oriental. Therefore most of the moisture derives from the Gulf of Mexico. Its geographic location causes Nuevo Laredo's weather to range from long periods of heat to sudden violent storms in a short period of time. Nuevo Laredo is cold for Tamaulipas standards during winter, the average daytime highs are around 66 °F (19 C) and overnight lows around 43 °F (6 C); although it is rare for snow to fall in Nuevo Laredo, there was actually snow on the ground for a few hours on the morning of Christmas Day 2004.

Nuevo Laredo experiences an average high temperature of about 99 °F (37 C), and an average low of about 75 °F (24 C) during summer, and 20 inches (510 mm) of rain per year. As Laredo sometimes undergoes drought, a water conservation ordinance was implemented in 2003.

Climate data for Nuevo Laredo
Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Year
Record high °F (°C) 92
(33)		 94
(34)		 99
(37)		 108
(42)		 112
(44)		 112
(44)		 111
(44)		 112
(44)		 109
(43)		 101
(38)		 99
(37)		 93
(34)		 104
(40)
Average high °F (°C) 66
(19)		 71
(22)		 80
(27)		 88
(31)		 92
(33)		 96
(36)		 99
(37)		 99
(37)		 93
(34)		 86
(30)		 76
(25)		 68
(20)		 84
(29)
Average low °F (°C) 43
(6)		 47
(8)		 55
(13)		 63
(17)		 69
(21)		 73
(23)		 75
(24)		 75
(24)		 74
(22)		 63
(17)		 53
(12)		 45
(7)		 61
(16)
Record low °F (°C) 26
(−3)		 29
(−2)		 33
(1)		 38
(3)		 54
(12)		 66
(19)		 68
(20)		 64
(18)		 56
(13)		 42
(6)		 33
(1)		 15
(−9)		 43.6
(7)
Precipitation inches (cm) 1.0
(2.5)		 1.1
(2.7)		 0.8
(1.9)		 1.8
(4.5)		 2.6
(6.6)		 3.2
(8.1)		 1.5
(3.8)		 2.7
(6.8)		 3.1
(7.9)		 2.5
(6.4)		 1.2
(2.9)		 0.9
(2.4)		 22.2
(56.5)
Source: worldclimate.com[1]


Government [link]

Nuevo Laredo is governed by an elected Cabildo, which is composed of the Presidente Municipal (Municipal President or Mayor), two Síndicos, and twenty Regidores. The PRI (Institutional Revolutionary Party) is in control of the city government. The Mayor is in charge of the municipal administration. The Síndicos supervise the municipal budget and expenditures, and the Regidores are elected by the party.

Public safety [link]

Public safety is provided by three municipal departments: (1) municipal police (Dirección de Seguridad Ciudadana), (2) traffic control (Dirección de Seguridad Vial), and (3) the emergency services department (Dirección de Protección Civil, Bomberos y Desastres).[2]

Towns and villages [link]

The largest localities (cities, towns, and villages) are:[3]

Name 2010 Census Population
Nuevo Laredo 373,725
El Campanario y Oradel 6,951
Bruno Álvarez Valdez 1,714
Nuevo Progreso (El Progreso) 432
América 255
América 197
La Cruz 159
Miguel Alemán 114
Morelos (El Estero) 96
La Esperanza 69
Los Artistas Segunda Etapa 54
other 267
Total Municipality 384,033

Populated places [link]

Census Code Location Coordinates Total Population Male Female
0001 Nuevo Laredo 27°29′11″N 99°30′29″W / 27.48639°N 99.50806°W / 27.48639; -99.50806 373,725 185,747 187,978
0097 Rancho Azul 27°34′28″N 99°42′24″W / 27.57444°N 99.70667°W / 27.57444; -99.70667 1 * *
0099 El Bayito 27°33′19″N 99°31′59″W / 27.55528°N 99.53306°W / 27.55528; -99.53306 8 * *
0103 Morelos (El Estero) 27°28′00″N 99°38′59″W / 27.4666667°N 99.64972°W / 27.4666667; -99.64972 96 54 42
0105 La Cruz 27°34′24″N 99°35′45″W / 27.57333°N 99.59583°W / 27.57333; -99.59583 159 81 78
0108 La Esperanza 27°21′10″N 99°34′24″W / 27.35278°N 99.57333°W / 27.35278; -99.57333 1 * *
0111 Miguel Alemán 27°37′10″N 99°37′28″W / 27.61944°N 99.62444°W / 27.61944; -99.62444 114 60 54
0113 Nuevo Progreso 27°29′51″N 99°35′34″W / 27.4975°N 99.59278°W / 27.4975; -99.59278 432 221 211
0121 Vicente Guerrero 27°21′49″N 99°44′40″W / 27.36361°N 99.74444°W / 27.36361; -99.74444 12 9 3
0125 San Vicente 27°38′32″N 99°40′35″W / 27.64222°N 99.67639°W / 27.64222; -99.67639 2 * *
0131 Santa Emilia 27°37′23″N 99°37′41″W / 27.62306°N 99.62806°W / 27.62306; -99.62806 4 * *
0138 Santo Niño 27°34′46″N 99°51′24″W / 27.57944°N 99.85667°W / 27.57944; -99.85667 6 * *
0139 El Nido 27°35′35″N 99°48′55″W / 27.59306°N 99.81528°W / 27.59306; -99.81528 1 * *
0143 Santa Clara 27°30′13″N 99°47′31″W / 27.50361°N 99.79194°W / 27.50361; -99.79194 4 * *
0156 Dos Pollos Solos (Miguel Alemán) 27°35′32″N 99°44′07″W / 27.59222°N 99.73528°W / 27.59222; -99.73528 1 * *
0162 El Campanario y Oradel 27°28′32″N 99°37′12″W / 27.47556°N 99.62°W / 27.47556; -99.62 6,951 3,488 3,463
0163 La Lagartija 27°26′56″N 99°38′29″W / 27.44889°N 99.64139°W / 27.44889; -99.64139 5 * *
0172 La Unión 27°24′08″N 99°41′48″W / 27.40222°N 99.69667°W / 27.40222; -99.69667 3 * *
0174 Rancho Nuevo 27°24′34″N 99°39′50″W / 27.40944°N 99.66389°W / 27.40944; -99.66389 1 * *
0180 El Milagro 27°20′01″N 99°44′10″W / 27.33361°N 99.73611°W / 27.33361; -99.73611 3 * *
0186 El Francés 27°34′42″N 99°31′46″W / 27.57833°N 99.52944°W / 27.57833; -99.52944 1 * *
0187 Los Gavilanes 27°25′34″N 99°37′03″W / 27.42611°N 99.6175°W / 27.42611; -99.6175 3 * *
0190 El Huizache 27°25′51″N 99°36′44″W / 27.43083°N 99.61222°W / 27.43083; -99.61222 1 * *
0191 Lazaderos 27°24′56″N 99°38′55″W / 27.41556°N 99.64861°W / 27.41556; -99.64861 2 * *
0193 La Jabalina 27°23′26″N 99°36′21″W / 27.39056°N 99.60583°W / 27.39056; -99.60583 3 * *
0194 La Esperanza 27°20′36″N 99°34′50″W / 27.34333°N 99.58056°W / 27.34333; -99.58056 69 39 30
0195 El Diecisiete (Santa Cecilia) 27°23′02″N 99°35′09″W / 27.38389°N 99.58583°W / 27.38389; -99.58583 3 * *
0196 Los Garza (Los Toros) 27°22′44″N 99°36′32″W / 27.37889°N 99.60889°W / 27.37889; -99.60889 4 * *
0197 Las Cuervas 27°22′04″N 99°36′03″W / 27.36778°N 99.60083°W / 27.36778; -99.60083 3 * *
0199 El Parral 27°21′34″N 99°37′31″W / 27.35944°N 99.62528°W / 27.35944; -99.62528 2 * *
0202 El Rosario 27°20′35″N 99°38′16″W / 27.34306°N 99.63778°W / 27.34306; -99.63778 3 * *
0203 El Tauro 27°24′03″N 99°29′37″W / 27.40083°N 99.49361°W / 27.40083; -99.49361 3 * *
0205 El Cadillal 27°23′19″N 99°31′22″W / 27.38861°N 99.52278°W / 27.38861; -99.52278 6 * *
0209 La Huizachoza 27°22′05″N 99°30′48″W / 27.36806°N 99.51333°W / 27.36806; -99.51333 3 * *
0212 Las Lomas 27°18′01″N 99°30′12″W / 27.30028°N 99.50333°W / 27.30028; -99.50333 2 * *
0219 Gem 27°20′34″N 99°33′54″W / 27.34278°N 99.565°W / 27.34278; -99.565 4 3 1
0220 El Brasil 27°30′32″N 99°48′36″W / 27.50889°N 99.81°W / 27.50889; -99.81 3 * *
0222 La Herradura 27°34′50″N 99°37′16″W / 27.58056°N 99.62111°W / 27.58056; -99.62111 8 3 5
0227 América 27°19′44″N 99°35′24″W / 27.32889°N 99.59°W / 27.32889; -99.59 255 136 119
0243 Santo Tomás 27°22′58″N 99°35′26″W / 27.38278°N 99.59056°W / 27.38278; -99.59056 2 * *
0250 Ampliación San Francisco 27°35′14″N 99°38′38″W / 27.58722°N 99.64389°W / 27.58722; -99.64389 1 * *
0256 Las Carmelitas 27°23′51″N 99°29′58″W / 27.3975°N 99.49944°W / 27.3975; -99.49944 3 * *
0269 San Francisco 27°37′18″N 99°38′58″W / 27.62167°N 99.64944°W / 27.62167; -99.64944 10 7 3
0271 Santa Cecilia 27°23′33″N 99°30′27″W / 27.3925°N 99.5075°W / 27.3925; -99.5075 3 * *
0275 Club Cinegético 27°17′00″N 99°36′24″W / 27.2833333°N 99.60667°W / 27.2833333; -99.60667 3 * *
0286 San Juan (Las Amapolas) 27°23′22″N 99°29′39″W / 27.38944°N 99.49417°W / 27.38944; -99.49417 3 * *
0297 Rogelio Cárdenas (La Molienda) 27°19′03″N 99°35′15″W / 27.3175°N 99.5875°W / 27.3175; -99.5875 3 * *
0304 Antonio Cárdenas 27°18′39″N 99°34′06″W / 27.31083°N 99.56833°W / 27.31083; -99.56833 3 * *
0305 Puertecitos 27°23′01″N 99°31′03″W / 27.38361°N 99.5175°W / 27.38361; -99.5175 2 * *
0308 América 27°19′34″N 99°34′07″W / 27.32611°N 99.56861°W / 27.32611; -99.56861 197 101 96
0310 San Daniel 27°23′06″N 99°31′56″W / 27.385°N 99.53222°W / 27.385; -99.53222 2 * *
0325 El Chaparral 27°38′17″N 99°43′16″W / 27.63806°N 99.72111°W / 27.63806; -99.72111 1 * *
0327 El Charro 27°39′54″N 99°44′29″W / 27.665°N 99.74139°W / 27.665; -99.74139 2 * *
0330 Don Ignacio 27°29′05″N 99°38′13″W / 27.48472°N 99.63694°W / 27.48472; -99.63694 3 * *
0333 Las Norias 27°23′02″N 99°34′16″W / 27.38389°N 99.57111°W / 27.38389; -99.57111 7 * *
0338 San Manuel 27°20′33″N 99°42′40″W / 27.3425°N 99.71111°W / 27.3425; -99.71111 1 * *
0366 El Capricho 27°17′57″N 99°42′03″W / 27.29917°N 99.70083°W / 27.29917; -99.70083 3 * *
0376 Altos Amarillos 27°32′08″N 99°42′12″W / 27.53556°N 99.70333°W / 27.53556; -99.70333 1 * *
0393 Santa Virginia 27°19′35″N 99°31′55″W / 27.32639°N 99.53194°W / 27.32639; -99.53194 1 * *
0395 Los Papalotes 27°37′26″N 99°47′43″W / 27.62389°N 99.79528°W / 27.62389; -99.79528 3 * *
0399 La Pendencia 27°29′12″N 99°40′32″W / 27.48667°N 99.67556°W / 27.48667; -99.67556 5 * *
0401 La Copa 27°18′03″N 99°35′59″W / 27.30083°N 99.59972°W / 27.30083; -99.59972 3 * *
0404 Hugo Galindo 27°25′40″N 99°34′02″W / 27.42778°N 99.56722°W / 27.42778; -99.56722 3 * *
0408 La Pita 27°23′26″N 99°39′06″W / 27.39056°N 99.65167°W / 27.39056; -99.65167 1 * *
0409 Los Ramos 27°37′30″N 99°37′45″W / 27.625°N 99.62917°W / 27.625; -99.62917 1 * *
0411 General Francisco Villa 27°26′13″N 99°36′27″W / 27.43694°N 99.6075°W / 27.43694; -99.6075 1 * *
0413 San Ricardo 27°16′51″N 99°33′38″W / 27.28083°N 99.56056°W / 27.28083; -99.56056 3 * *
0414 Palo Blanco (Gerónimo Zamora) 27°21′14″N 99°32′26″W / 27.35389°N 99.54056°W / 27.35389; -99.54056 2 * *
0418 Don Ramón 27°17′20″N 99°36′15″W / 27.28889°N 99.60417°W / 27.28889; -99.60417 3 * *
0423 Los Cavazos 27°24′08″N 99°39′16″W / 27.40222°N 99.65444°W / 27.40222; -99.65444 1 * *
0424 Raúl Mangín 27°23′55″N 99°35′16″W / 27.39861°N 99.58778°W / 27.39861; -99.58778 3 * *
0429 San Fernando 27°37′06″N 99°38′36″W / 27.61833°N 99.64333°W / 27.61833; -99.64333 4 * *
0432 San Antonio 27°36′01″N 99°35′06″W / 27.60028°N 99.585°W / 27.60028; -99.585 1 * *
0434 San Francisco 27°35′28″N 99°37′31″W / 27.59111°N 99.62528°W / 27.59111; -99.62528 1 * *
0438 Santa Teresita 27°18′27″N 99°32′56″W / 27.3075°N 99.54889°W / 27.3075; -99.54889 3 * *
0440 Bruno Álvarez Valdez 27°28′00″N 99°35′34″W / 27.4666667°N 99.59278°W / 27.4666667; -99.59278 1,714 879 835
0441 Ninguno 27°28′22″N 99°38′02″W / 27.47278°N 99.63389°W / 27.47278; -99.63389 3 * *
0442 Ninguno 27°27′17″N 99°42′38″W / 27.45472°N 99.71056°W / 27.45472; -99.71056 3 * *
0446 Ninguno (Estación Cuarentenaria) 27°17′33″N 99°34′49″W / 27.2925°N 99.58028°W / 27.2925; -99.58028 3 * *
0449 Chore 27°27′49″N 99°40′12″W / 27.46361°N 99.67°W / 27.46361; -99.67 3 * *
0450 Candelaria 27°27′31″N 99°41′36″W / 27.45861°N 99.69333°W / 27.45861; -99.69333 1 * *
0454 Héctor Calderón 27°25′05″N 99°30′45″W / 27.41806°N 99.5125°W / 27.41806; -99.5125 7 * *
0456 El Michoacano 27°28′57″N 99°39′05″W / 27.4825°N 99.65139°W / 27.4825; -99.65139 3 * *
0457 Guillermo Cristo 27°29′25″N 99°38′55″W / 27.49028°N 99.64861°W / 27.49028; -99.64861 3 * *
0459 Carlos Ramos 27°19′11″N 99°45′01″W / 27.31972°N 99.75028°W / 27.31972; -99.75028 9 4 5
0460 Sergio Lugo 27°19′06″N 99°44′18″W / 27.31833°N 99.73833°W / 27.31833; -99.73833 9 5 4
0464 Los Artistas Segunda Etapa 27°32′08″N 99°42′12″W / 27.53556°N 99.70333°W / 27.53556; -99.70333 54 28 26
0467 Ninguno 27°39′45″N 99°44′26″W / 27.6625°N 99.74056°W / 27.6625; -99.74056 2 * *
0468 El Mirdor 27°35′23″N 99°46′12″W / 27.58972°N 99.77°W / 27.58972; -99.77 1 * *
0470 Moreno (Transcarga y Ganado) 27°36′56″N 99°40′46″W / 27.61556°N 99.67944°W / 27.61556; -99.67944 4 * *
0471 Brago (Transportes) 27°36′51″N 99°40′37″W / 27.61417°N 99.67694°W / 27.61417; -99.67694 1 * *
0472 El Role Garza 27°36′58″N 99°39′06″W / 27.61611°N 99.65167°W / 27.61611; -99.65167 1 * *
0473 San Francisco 27°36′17″N 99°39′27″W / 27.60472°N 99.6575°W / 27.60472; -99.6575 1 * *
0480 Ninguno 27°26′40″N 99°36′45″W / 27.44444°N 99.6125°W / 27.44444; -99.6125 3 * *
0482 Las Liebres 27°23′25″N 99°30′30″W / 27.39028°N 99.50833°W / 27.39028; -99.50833 2 * *
9998 Places with one household 157 99 58
9999 Places with two household 58 37 21
0000 Nuevo Laredo Municipality 27°25′58″N 99°40′24″W / 27.43278°N 99.67333°W / 27.43278; -99.67333 384,033 191,001 193,032

Adjacent counties and municipalities [link]

Anáhuac Municipality Anáhuac Municipality Webb County
Anáhuac Municipality Webb County
   Nuevo Laredo Municipality    East
Anáhuac Municipality Guerrero Municipality Webb County

See also [link]

References [link]

Portal icon Mexico portal
  1. ^ "Weatherbase: Historical Weather for Laredo, Texas United States of America". https://www.worldclimate.com/cgi-bin/grid.pl?gr=N27W099. Retrieved May 21, 2007. 
  2. ^ https://www.nuevolaredo.gob.mx/gobierno/organigrama.php
  3. ^ 2010 census tables: INEGI
 State of Tamaulipas
Ciudad Victoria (capital)
Major cities
Tamaulipas en México.svg
Municipalities
Municipality of Nuevo Laredo
Municipality seat
Nuevo Laredo Coat of Arms
Populated Places
Rural Villages
  • El Bayito
  • San Francisco
  • Santo Domingo
  • El Llano
  • El Veintidós
  • Chore
  • Los Ciruelos
  • El Francés
  • El Michoacano
  • San Fernando
  • Santa Emilia
  • El Charro
  • La Pendencia
  • Los Toritos
  • San Isidro
  • Grúas Mora
  • La Rosita
  • Los Tres Potrillos
  • Dos Herraduras
  • La Cruz
  • Las Malvinas
  • Los Garza
  • Los Ramos
  • Palo Blanco
  • Ampliación Miguel Alemán
  • Candelaria
  • Don Lupe
  • Dos Pollos Solos
  • El Ebanito
  • Cuarentenaria
  • Francisco Villa
  • La Herradura
  • La Maceta
  • Los Papalotes
  • Palo Blanco
  • Rogelio Cárdenas
  • Buenavista
  • Casa Blanca
  • Club Cinegético
  • El Chaparral
  • El Estero
  • El Perro
  • El Refugio
  • La Copa
  • Lazaderos
  • Lopeño
  • Los Ramírez
  • San Agustín
  • San Antonio
  • San Vicente
  • Santa Anita
  • Union

Coordinates: 27°25′58″N 99°40′24″W / 27.43278°N 99.67333°W / 27.43278; -99.67333


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Nuevo Laredo

Nuevo Laredo (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈnweβo laˈɾeðo]) is a city located in the Municipality of Nuevo Laredo in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas. The city lies on the banks of the Rio Grande, across from the United States city of Laredo, Texas. The 2010 census population of the city was 373,725. Nuevo Laredo is part of the Laredo-Nuevo Laredo Metropolitan Area with a total population of 636,516. The municipality has an area of 1,334.02 km² (515.07 sq mi). Both the city and the municipality rank as the third largest in the state.

The city is connected to Laredo, Texas, across the Rio Grande (Rio Bravo) river by three international bridges and a rail bridge. The city is both larger and younger than its U.S. counterpart. It is the largest inland port in Mexico, just as its counterpart across the border is the busiest inland port (bridge crossing) in the United States. As an indication of its economic importance, one of Mexico's banderas monumentales is located in the city (these flags have been established in state capitals and cities of significance).

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Nuevo Laredo

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In Nuevo Laredo the moon is aglow in Nuevo Laredo in old Mexico
In Nuevo Laredo in old Mexico
The other tourists they're spending their dough
But she spends her time singing love songs you see
And everytime she sang a song she thre a kiss to me
In Nuevo Laredo the moon is aglow in Nuevo Laredo in old Mexico
In Nuevo Laredo the blue Rio Grande
Was bright in the moonlight as I held her hand
She sang me a love song the whole lovely night
We kissed and kissed and kissed and kissed intil the the morning light
In Nuevo Laredo the moon is aglow in Nuevo Laredo in old Mexico
In Nuevo Laredo I found true romance
With my senorita I sang and I danced
We had a fiesta from morning till night
And then her father caught us crumble for a fight
In Nuevo Laredo I travel no more
Since her father hollered don't darken my door
But each night by moonlight I'm all happy man
You should see me swim to her across the Rio Grande




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