タバスコ州

Also known as Tabasco State

メキシコの州

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Tabasco is a state in Mexico that serves as one of the country's 32 federal regions, with its main city being Villahermosa. The state is organized into 17 municipalities and functions as an autonomous political division within the Mexican federal system.

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Key facts

Settlement.name: Tabasco
Settlement.settlement_type: State
Settlement.image_skyline: Comalcalco.jpg
Settlement.image_caption: Comalcalco (archaeological site)
Settlement.image_shield: Coat of arms of Tabasco (México).svg
Settlement.shield_link: Seal_of_Tabasco
Settlement.shield_size: 70px
Settlement.nickname: El Edén de México(The Eden of Mexico)
Settlement.anthem: Marcha Tabascofile:Marcha Tabasco.ogg
Settlement.subdivision_type: Country
Settlement.subdivision_name: Mexico
Settlement.subdivision_type1: Capital
Settlement.subdivision_name1: Villahermosa
Settlement.subdivision_type2: Municipalities
Settlement.subdivision_name2: 17
Settlement.established_title: Admission
Settlement.established_date: February 7, 1824
Settlement.established_title2: Order

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: state of Mexico
Demonym: Tabaschegno
Country: Mexico
Located in: Mexico
Contains: Tenosique
Capital: Villahermosa
Population: 2402598
Area: 24738
Elevation: 21
Time zone: UTC−06:00
Shares border with: Campeche
Official website: www.tabasco.gob.mx
Image: Villahermosa.Palacio de Gobierno 01.JPG
Dialing code: 932
Licence plate code: 27

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Commons gallery: Tabasco
Commons category: Tabasco
postal code: 86000–86999
topic's main category: Category:Tabasco
inception: 1824-01-01
different from: Tabasco
category for people born here: Q17167027
native label: Onōhuālco

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Article · 日本語

タバスコ州（タバスコしゅう、スペイン語: Estado de Tabasco）は、メキシコ合衆国の31の州のひとつで、カンペチェ湾南岸一帯を占め、ベラクルス州の南東、チアパス州の北方、カンペチェ州の南西に位置する。また、テワンテペク地峡の北半を占め、南東には、グアテマラのペテン県が接している。州都は、ビヤエルモサであり、面積は、25,267 km2である。 2010年国勢調査で州の人口は2,238,818人。

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