District
Culiacán
Sinaloa • Mexico
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The story behind the white guitar
The same song, sung in Spanish
Culiacán is a district in Sinaloa, Mexico. It has a population of about 858,638, an area of 4,681 km², and an elevation of 124 m. It is on Mexican Pacific Standard Time. It contains 14 villages, 13 towns, and 1 city with a combined population of about 917,902. The largest are Culiacán (808,416), Costa Rica (24,874), and El Rosario (14,577). Its nearest neighbours are Lo de Jesús (Campo Romero) (20 km) and Licenciado Benito Juárez (20 km). It was established in 1531.
- Time zone
- America/Mazatlan
- Coordinates
- 24.7031, -107.3526
- Population
- 1,003,530
- Area
- 4,681 km²
- Elevation
- 124 m
- Established
- 1531
- Official website
- badiraguato.gob.mx
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