The document discusses the municipality of Huatabampo in Mexico. It describes Huatabampo as an important agricultural area known for growing crops like chickpeas, fruits, vegetables, and grains. Fishing and cattle/swine raising also play major economic roles. Huatabampo has over 120 km of coastline and supports over 3,000 fishermen and 20 trawlers. Shrimp farming has also become important. The city attracts tourists to its beaches and spas and is home to the museum in Álvaro Obregón's house and his tomb. The population was over 74,000 in 2005.

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The land of legend Huatabampo general appears to
the upper left margin, stands an eagle with three
stars on his head, representing the leading generals
involved in the long struggle beloved motivating the
pseudonym evolution as Earth Huatabampo general,
the top margin right represents the agricultural
activity in the eminence of fertile land, where it is
grown and many other grains. wheat, corn, safflower,
soybean, etc., in the lower left corner fishing activity is
manifested by having a long coastline counting a
major port, lower right corner stands with livestock
rearing cattle, goats and pigs, the first is divided into
modalities dairy in the Valley.

3. The municipal cemetery is buried Gen.
Alvaro Obregon Salido who was
president of the Republic in the period
1920-1924.
 House Museum General Álvaro
Obregón.
 Huatabampito beaches.
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4. Colachi
 Huacabaqui
 Fried crushed
 Cheese broth
 beans maneados
 pozole beef
 often
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5. Horchata
 Berley weter
 Fruit driks
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6. Huatabampo is a major agricultural
producer for the area, its produce includes
chickpeas as well as assorted fruit,
vegetable and cereal crops. Cattle and
swine raising is also very important.
 Since Huatabampo has 120 km of coastline,
fishing plays a major role in the economy.
There are over 3,000 registered fishermen
and around 20 open sea trawlers, in
addition to almost one thousand small
boats. Shrimp raising has also become a
major industry in recent years.
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7. The city attracts a considerable number
of tourists, primarily from the United
States, due to its beaches and spas.
 Huatabampo is home to the Museum of
Álvaro Obregón's house, and his tomb in
the Old Cemetery.
 Huatabampo is known for its famous
dance aptly named "El Huatabampo",
as in: "do El Huatabampo for me".
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The population was 74,533 in 2005, with
29,789 inhabitants living in the municipal
seat. Other towns are Ejido la Unión,
Yavaros, Sahuaral de Otero, Etchoropo,
Huatabampito, Moroncarit, Agiabampo,
Estación Luis, Las Bocas, El Caro,
Citavaro, Pozo Dulce, and El Júpare.