México

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México

State (pop., 2000: 13,096,686), central Mexico. It covers 8,245 sq mi (21,355 sq mi), and its capital is Toluca. Almost completely surrounding the Federal District and Mexico City, it contains many preconquest ruins, including Tenayuca, Malinalco, and Teotihuacán. The average elevation exceeds 10,000 ft (3,000 m), which creates a cool climate. The population density is the highest of any Mexican state. The economy is based on agriculture and manufacturing.

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