District
Ticul
Yucatán • Mexico
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The story behind the white guitar
The same song, sung in Spanish
Ticul is a district in Yucatán, Mexico. It has a population of about 37,685, an area of 340 km², and an elevation of 50 m. It is on Central Standard Time. It contains 3 towns with a combined population of about 37,543. The largest are Ticul (32,796), Pustunich (2,480), and Yotholin (2,267). Its nearest neighbours are Dzan (6.2 km), Chapab (11 km), and Santa Elena (14 km). It was established in 1840.
- Time zone
- America/Merida
- Coordinates
- 20.3802, -89.5271
- Area
- 340 km²
- Elevation
- 50 m
- Established
- 1840
- Official website
- ticul.gob.mx
Nearby places
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