Chila (municipality)

Chila is a municipality located in the state of Puebla, Mexico. It is situated in the southwestern part of the state.

Geography: The municipality's geography is characterized by varying elevations, ranging from foothills to mountainous terrain. The climate is typically temperate with distinct wet and dry seasons.

Demographics: As a municipality, Chila encompasses a main town or seat (also called Chila) and several smaller communities and villages. Population figures vary based on census data and may fluctuate over time. The population generally consists of a mix of indigenous and mestizo peoples.

Economy: The economy of Chila is primarily based on agriculture. Common crops grown in the region may include corn, beans, and various fruits. Livestock raising also contributes to the local economy. Some residents may engage in small-scale commerce or artisanry.

Government: The municipality is governed by a municipal president (mayor) and a council, elected by the citizens of Chila. The municipal government is responsible for local administration, public services, and infrastructure.

Culture: Cultural traditions in Chila are influenced by indigenous and Spanish heritage. Local festivals, religious celebrations, and traditional music and dance are important aspects of community life.