Tula Valley

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Tula Valley is a region in central Mexico known for its historical and archaeological significance, particularly as part of the area surrounding the ancient Toltec city of Tula.

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Tula Valley canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
valley
administrativeDivision municipality of Tula de Allende
archaeologicalPeriod Epiclassic Mesoamerican period
associatedWithCulture Aztecs
linked to: Mexica

Toltecs
linked to: Toltec civilization
climate semi-arid
contains Tollan-Xicocotitlan archaeological site
ancient city of Tula
country Mexico
elevation approximately 2000 meters above sea level
hasPart Tula de Allende
historicalRegionOf Toltec civilization
knownFor Toltec monumental sculptures
archaeological significance
pre-Columbian ruins
languageRegion Spanish
locatedIn Hidalgo
locatedInRegion Central Mexico
locatedNorthOf Valley of Mexico
majorEconomicActivity agriculture
industry
namedAfter Tula
near Pachuca metropolitan area
Tula Refinery
partOf Tula River basin
preHispanicLanguageRegion Nahuatl
timeZone Central Standard Time
linked to: Central Time Zone
timeZoneDST Central Daylight Time
linked to: Central Time Zone
traversedBy Tula River

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Mexican megalopolis containsPart Tula Valley
Tula de Allende locatedIn Tula Valley