Tlalpan

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administrative territorial entity borough of Mexico City

Tlalpan is one of the largest and southernmost boroughs of Mexico City, known for its extensive green areas, historic center, and mix of urban and rural zones.

Aliases (1)

Bosque de Tlalpan ×1

Statements (87)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	administrative territorial entity → borough of Mexico City →
borderedBy	Benito Juárez → Coyoacán → Iztapalapa → Magdalena Contreras → Milpa Alta → Morelos → State of Mexico → Xochimilco →
capitalOf	Tlalpan borough →
climate	temperate in urban north, colder and more humid in mountainous south →
contains	part of Sierra del Ajusco-Chichinauhtzin → part of the Valley of Mexico basin →
country	Mexico →
elevation	varies from valley floor to over 3,000 meters above sea level in the south →
governmentType	borough government (alcaldía) →
hasAdministrativeCenter	Tlalpan Centro →
hasCharacteristic	densely populated northern urban area → extensive green areas → historic center → important ecological conservation area for Mexico City → mix of urban and rural zones → mountainous southern region →
hasFunction	major provider of environmental services to Mexico City → recreation and ecotourism area for the metropolis → residential area for Mexico City inhabitants →
hasHeritageSite	Tlalpan historic center →
hasLeaderTitle	Mayor (Alcalde/Alcaldesa) →
hasPart	Ajusco → Bosque de Tlalpan → Ciudad Universitaria (southern portion and surroundings) → Colonia Arenal de Guadalupe → Colonia Cultura Maya → Colonia Ex Hacienda Coapa → Colonia Fuentes del Pedregal → Colonia Granjas Coapa → Colonia Héroes de Padierna → Colonia Isidro Fabela → Colonia Jardines en la Montaña → Colonia La Fama → Colonia La Joya → Colonia Lomas de Padierna → Colonia Mesa de los Hornos → Colonia Miguel Hidalgo 3a Sección → Colonia Miguel Hidalgo 4a Sección → Colonia Narciso Mendoza → Colonia Pedregal de Santa Úrsula Xitla → Colonia Peña Pobre → Colonia Popular Santa Teresa → Colonia Prados Coapa → Colonia Residencial Villa Coapa → Colonia Rinconada Coapa → Colonia San Fernando → Colonia San Lorenzo Huipulco → Colonia San Pedro Mártir urban area → Colonia Santa María Tepepan → Colonia Santa Úrsula Xitla → Colonia Tlalcoligia → Colonia Toriello Guerra → Colonia Vergel Coapa → Fuentes Brotantes neighborhood → Parque Nacional Fuentes Brotantes de Tlalpan → Parres El Guarda → Pedregal de San Nicolás → Pico del Águila → San Andrés Totoltepec → San Miguel Topilejo → San Pedro Mártir → Santo Tomás Ajusco → Six Flags México → Tlalpan Centro Histórico → Villa Coapa area → rural conservation land in southern zone →
hasTouristAttraction	Ajusco National Park area → Bosque de Tlalpan → Fuentes Brotantes National Park → Parque Ecológico de la Ciudad de México (Ajusco area) → Six Flags México theme park →
locatedIn	southern Mexico City →
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity	Mexico City →
locatedInTimeZone	Central Standard Time →
locatedOn	slopes of the Ajusco volcano →
observesDaylightSavingTime	Central Daylight Time →
officialLanguage	Spanish →
partOf	Mexico City →
timeZone	America/Mexico_City →

Referenced by (22)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Colonia Cultura Maya → Colonia Miguel Hidalgo 3a Sección → Colonia Toriello Guerra → Cuicuilco → Estadio Azteca → Fuentes Brotantes National Park → Parres El Guarda → Six Flags México →	locatedIn
Fuentes Brotantes neighborhood → Parque Nacional Fuentes Brotantes de Tlalpan →	locatedInAdministrativeEntity
Milpa Alta →	borderedBy
Marquis of the Valley of Oaxaca →	hasAssociatedTerritory
Southwest Mexico City →	hasBorough
Tlalpan ("Bosque de Tlalpan") →	hasPart
Mexico City →	hasSubdivision
Colonia Cultura Maya →	isNeighborhoodOf
Fuentes Brotantes National Park →	isTouristAttractionOf
Xochimilco →	locatedNear
Colonia Miguel Hidalgo 3a Sección →	municipality
Colonia Miguel Hidalgo 3a Sección →	partOf
Tren Ligero →	regionServed
Magdalena Contreras →	sharesBorderWith