🌎 Overview

Coahuila is a northern Mexican state known for its deserts, mountains, and industrial growth. It plays a significant role in mining, manufacturing, and energy production, while offering rich cultural heritage.

• Capital: Saltillo
• Other Major Cities: Torreón, Monclova, Piedras Negras
• Founded: January 17, 1825
• Population: ~3.1 million (2025 est.)
• Area: 151,563 km² (58,513 sq mi)
• Region: Northern Mexico
• Timezone: Central Standard / Daylight Time (CST/CDT)

🏞️ Geography & Nature

Coahuila features desert plains, the Sierra Madre Oriental, and significant rivers such as the Río Grande. Nature lovers enjoy hiking, desert exploration, and scenic mountain landscapes.

🏭 Economy & Industry

The state has a diversified economy with focus on steel, mining, automotive manufacturing, and agriculture. Torreón and Monclova are industrial centers, while Coahuila also produces wine and dairy products.

🌆 Culture & Festivals

Coahuila celebrates its cultural history with traditional festivals, music, and dance. Notable events include the Festival Internacional de Saltillo and regional fairs honoring local heritage.

🏞️ Tourism & Attractions

• Cumbres de Monterrey: Mountainous hiking and adventure tourism.
• Saltillo: Historical city with museums, churches, and colonial architecture.
• Torreón: Industrial and cultural center with plazas and museums.
• Piedras Negras: Border city with commerce and local attractions.

🎓 Education & Innovation

Education in Coahuila is supported by institutions like Instituto Tecnológico de Saltillo and Universidad Autónoma de Coahuila (UAdeC), fostering research and innovation.

🌺 Tagline

“Coahuila — Industry, Desert, and Heritage.”