Buctzotz

Buctzotz is a municipality located in the state of Yucatán, Mexico. It is situated in the central-eastern part of the state.

Geography and Demographics: Buctzotz's geographical coordinates are approximately 21°12′N 88°41′W. The municipality covers a relatively small area. The population, based on the most recent census data, is several thousand inhabitants. The majority of the population resides in the municipal seat, also named Buctzotz.

Economy: The local economy is primarily based on agriculture, with maize, beans, and fruits being significant crops. Livestock raising, including cattle and poultry, also contributes to the economy. A small portion of the population may be involved in commerce and services within the town.

History: The history of Buctzotz is linked to the broader history of the Yucatán Peninsula, influenced by the Mayan civilization and later by Spanish colonization. Specific historical details pertaining solely to Buctzotz might be limited in readily available historical sources.

Culture and Tourism: The town maintains traditional Yucatecan cultural practices. The local church and annual religious festivals are important cultural events. While not a major tourist destination, Buctzotz provides a glimpse into rural life in Yucatán. The cenotes (sinkholes) that are common in the Yucatán peninsula may be present nearby, offering opportunities for swimming and exploration, although specific cenotes within the immediate vicinity need to be verified.