Quitzapatzaro
Quitzapatzaro
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.jpg)    Clockwise from top left: Mictlahuic city center, Trans-bay cityscape, Coatl Tower, Ezcalixatl bridge | |
| Country | Zacapican |
| Federal Atlepetl | Quitzapatzaro |
| Established | 280 CE |
| Tlayacame | 4
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| Government | |
| β’ Altepepixqui | Conitl Chaan |
| β’ First Altepehuaque | Niciyotl Waranaca |
| β’ Chief Magistrate | Miran Metlayu |
| Area | |
| β’ Total | 219 km2 (85 sq mi) |
| Elevation | 17 m (56 ft) |
| Population (2022 census) | |
| β’ Total | 4,111,215 |
| β’ Density | 18,773/km2 (48,620/sq mi) |
Quitzapatzaro (Nahuatl: ππΆπ¨π»ππΉπ°π»ππ°π¬), formally the Autonomous Federal District (ππ―πΏπΆπ°πΏπ°π πππ°πΏπ°ππ¬ππ¬πΈπΏπ°π·π¬π»π, Tecuacan Tlacaxoxohcayotl), is the capital of the United Zacapine Republics and its third largest city. It is located along the west coast of Zacapican, surrounded on three sides by the Zacaco Republic and the Makrian ocean on the fourth. The city has a population of 4 million inhabiting the area of 219 square kilometers split across the northern and southern shores of Quitzapatzaro bay. The city holds the unique status of a Federal Altepetl, an Altepetl-style municipal government under the direct supervision of the federal government without the intervention of a constituent republican government but granted certain powers usually reserved for constituent republics.