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San José de los Reynoso

Coordinates: 21°4′21″N 102°17′5″W / 21.07250°N 102.28472°W / 21.07250; -102.28472
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San José de los Reynoso, Jalisco México
Town
Location of the town in Jalisco
Location of the town in Jalisco
San José de los Reynoso, Jalisco México is located in Mexico
San José de los Reynoso, Jalisco México
San José de los Reynoso, Jalisco México
Location in Mexico
Coordinates: 21°4′21″N 102°17′5″W / 21.07250°N 102.28472°W / 21.07250; -102.28472
Country Mexico
StateJalisco
Population
 (2020 census)
 • Total1,080
Time zoneUTC-6 (Central Standard Time)
 • Summer (DST)UTC-5 (Central Daylight Time)
47150
47150

San José De Los Reynoso is a small town located in the northeast region of Los Altos, Jalisco, Mexico.

History

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San Jose de los Reynoso was founded in 1783 by Spanish settlers.[citation needed] Before the arrival of the conquistadores, Tecuexes lived in that area. The Tecuexes were defeated by the Spanish and then the first Spanish families of hidalgos began to settle in the area. The first three families to arrive in San Jose were the Reynoso family, the Lozas and the Muñoz.[citation needed] The name San Jose was chosen as an honor to Saint Joseph, since it was a Spanish occupied area consisting of devout Catholics. The second part of the name "Reynoso" was added because their family were the first Europeans to arrive, and the founders were also an illegitimate and lesser branch of the Reynoso family.[citation needed] The first church began construction in 1837 and was completed in 1887, as it was done in a small religious town this was viewed as important.[citation needed]

San Jose de los Reynoso is a delegation of the San Miguel El Alto municipality, in the region Altos South, Jalisco. This small colonial town is approximately 1800 meters (~1.12 miles) above sea level and enjoys a semi-dry weather.[citation needed] Located near the heart of the Altos region, San Jose is within close distance to the tequila region of Los Altos; of which the county of Arandas is the most important. Moreover, the town is approximately a 20-minute drive from San Juan de los Lagos; a city famous for its venerated Virgin of San Juan. Another important place near San Jose is the town of Santa Ana de Guadalupe; home of Saint Toribio Romo, canonized by Pope John Paul II.[1]

San Jose de los Reynoso may have been involved in the Cristero War .[citation needed]

Population

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The population of the town as of 2020 was 1,080.

During the late 20th century, many of the town's inhabitants emigrated to other cities in Mexico and various regions of the United States, due mainly to economic hardship. This diaspora is concentrated in Aguascalientes, Mexico, as well as the state of California, and the cities of Chicago and Dallas in the United States. It is estimated that currently over half its population live outside of San José, with the largest concentration in the U.S. city of Chicago and its metropolitan area.[citation needed]

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