State of Michoacán

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The State of Michoacán is a western Mexican state known for its rich Purépecha indigenous heritage, colonial architecture, and significant cultural traditions such as the Day of the Dead celebrations around Lake Pátzcuaro.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative territorial entity
federal state of Mexico
borders Pacific Ocean
Colima
surface form: State of Colima

State of Guanajuato
State of Guerrero
Jalisco
surface form: State of Jalisco

State of Mexico
surface form: State of México

Querétaro
surface form: State of Querétaro
capital Morelia
coastlineOn Pacific Ocean
containsCity Apatzingán
Lázaro Cárdenas del Río
surface form: Lázaro Cárdenas

Morelia
Pátzcuaro
Uruapan
Zamora de Hidalgo
containsTown Angangueo
Lake Cuitzeo
surface form: Cuitzeo

Paracho
Santa Clara del Cobre
Tzintzuntzan
country Mexico
hasIndigenousPeople Purépecha people
hasMajorLake Lake Cuitzeo
Basin of Pátzcuaro
surface form: Lake Pátzcuaro

Lake Zirahuén
hasPort Port of Lázaro Cárdenas
hasProtectedArea Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve
hasUNESCOWorldHeritageSite Historic Centre of Morelia
Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve
historicalRegionOf Tarascan (Purépecha) civilization
surface form: Purépecha Empire
indigenousLanguage Purépecha language
knownFor Day of the Dead celebrations around Lake Pátzcuaro
Purépecha indigenous heritage
colonial architecture
language Spanish
largestCity Morelia
locatedInRegion Central Mexico
Western Mexico
namedAfter Melchor Ocampo
officialName Estado Libre y Soberano de Michoacán de Ocampo
shortName Michoacán
traditionalCraft copper work in Santa Clara del Cobre
guitar making in Paracho
lacquerware from Uruapan
textiles and embroidery
traditionalFestival Día de Muertos
surface form: Noche de Muertos on Lake Pátzcuaro
traditionalFood carnitas
corundas
enchiladas morelianas
uchepos

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Mexican Constitution of 1824 createdState State of Michoacán
Colegio de San Nicolás jurisdiction State of Michoacán
Nueva Galicia successor State of Michoacán
Basin of Pátzcuaro modernAdministrativeDivision State of Michoacán
this entity surface form: state of Michoacán de Ocampo
State of Guerrero borders State of Michoacán
Pátzcuaro locatedInAdministrativeEntity State of Michoacán
Paracho locatedInCountrySubdivision State of Michoacán
this entity surface form: State of Michoacán de Ocampo
Purépecha people federalEntity State of Michoacán