Matamoros | |
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![]() Municipality of Matamoros in Tamaulipas | |
Country | ![]() |
State | Tamaulipas |
Municipal seat | Matamoros |
Population (2010) | |
• Total | 489,193 |
Matamoros is a municipality located in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas. Its municipal seat is the City of Matamoros.
The largest localities (cities, towns, and villages) are: [1]
Name | 2010 Census Population |
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Matamoros | 449,815 |
Ramírez | 3,743 |
El Control | 3,136 |
Las Higuerillas | 2,129 |
CEFERESO Número 3 | 2,082 |
Santa Adelaida | 1,754 |
Estación Sandoval | 1,146 |
El Galaneño | 1,057 |
Total Municipality | 489,193 |
Ruler | Term | Office | Notes |
Anastasio de Ayala [2] | 1797–1799 | Mayor | |
José Cayetano Girón | 1800 | Intendant | |
Joséf de Gosearcochea | 1801 | Intendant | |
Vicente López de Heredia | 1803 | Intendant | |
José María Balli | 1804 | Intendant | |
Vicente López de Herrera | 1805 | Intendant | |
José de Jesús Solís | 1806–1807 | Intendant | |
Matías Morales | 1808 | Intendant | |
José Domingo de la Garza | 1809–1810 | Intendant | |
José de Jesús Solís | 1811–1812 | Intendant | |
José Marcelino Longoria | 1813 | Intendant | |
Felipe Roque de la Portilla | 1814 | Intendant | |
Blas María de la Garza | 1815 | Intendant | |
José Domingo de la Garza | 1816 | Intendant | |
Matías Morales | 1817 | Intendant | |
Ramón García | 1818 | Intendant | |
José Girón Girón | 1819 | Intendant | |
José de Jesús Solís | 1820 | Intendant | |
Juan José Chapa | 1820 | Intendant | |
Pedro José García | 1821 | Intendant | |
Domingo de la Garza | 1822 | Intendant | |
Andrés Saldaña | 1823 | Intendant | |
Juan B. García | 1824 | Intendant | |
José María Girón | 1825 | Intendant | |
José María Villarreal | 1826 | Prefect | |
Andrés Saldaña | 1827 | Prefect | |
Matías García | 1828 | Prefect | |
Domingo de la Garza | 1829 | Prefect | |
Manuel Galán | 1830 | Prefect | |
José María Villarreal | 1831 | Prefect | |
José María Girón | 1832 | Prefect | |
José Espiridión de la Rosa | 1833 | Prefect | |
Juan Longoria y Serna | 1834 | Prefect | |
Francisco García Treviño | 1835 | Prefect | |
Juan Nepomuceno Molano | 1836 | Prefect | |
José María Tovar | 1837 | Prefect | |
Constantino de Tavarna | 1838 | Prefect | |
Jorge López de Lara | 1839 | Prefect | |
Pedro de la Garza Treviño | 1840 | Prefect | |
Francisco Valdez | 1841 | Prefect | |
Victoriano T. Canales | 1842 | Prefect | |
Juan Longoria y Serna | 1843 | Prefect | |
Francisco Lojero | 1844 | Prefect | |
Mariano Treviño Garza | 1845 | Prefect | |
José María Girón | 1846–1847 | Prefect | |
Francisco Valdez | 1848 | Prefect | |
Victoriano T. Canales | 1849 | Prefect | |
Pedro José de la Garz | 1850 | Prefect | |
Macedonio Capistrán | 1851 | Prefect | |
Rafael Quintero | 1852 | Prefect | |
Albino López | 1853 | Prefect | |
Antonio Longoria Guerra | 1854 | Prefect | |
José María Cavazos | 1855–1856 | Prefect | |
Albino López | 1857 | Prefect | |
Leocadio Muñoz | 1858 | Prefect | |
Antonio Longoria | 1859 | Prefect | |
Matías Longoria | 1860 | Prefect | |
José María Cavazos | 1861–1862 | Prefect | |
Rafael Quintero | 1863 | Prefect | |
Agapito Longoria | 1864 | Prefect | |
Manuel Reyes Apresa | 1865–1866 | Prefect | |
Felipe Márquez | 1867 | Political chief | |
Juan Treviño Canales | 1868 | Political chief | |
Pedro Hinojosa | 1869–1870 | Political chief | |
Francisco F. Farías | 1871 | Political chief | |
Agustín Menchaca | 1872–1873 | Political chief | |
Juan N. Cortinas | 1874–1875 | Political chief | |
Baltazar Fuentes | 1876 | Political chief | |
Justo de la Garza | 1877 | Political chief | |
Maximiliano Chapa | 1878 | Political chief | |
Román de los Santos Coy | 1879 | Political chief | |
Felipe Salazar | 1880 | Political chief | |
Pedro Porras | 1881 | Political chief | |
Tomás Márquez | 1882–1883 | Political chief | |
Tomás Hinojosa | 1884–1885 | Political chief | |
Pedro Barrón | 1886 | Political chief | |
Melquiades Torres | 1887–1888 | Political chief | |
Andrés González | 1889 | Political chief | |
Cipriano Villanueva | 1890 | Political chief | |
Alfredo M. Passament | 1891 | Political chief | |
Rafael Solís | 1892–1893 | Political chief | |
Miguel Barragán | 1894 | Political chief | |
Antonio Cavazos | 1895 | Political chief | |
Jorge Stroder | 1896 | Political chief | |
Rafael Solís | 1897 | Political chief | |
Cipriano Villanueva | 1898 | Political chief | |
Rafael Solís | 1898–1905 | Political chief | |
Marcelino Rougier | 1906 | Political chief | |
Rafael Solís | 1907 | Political chief | |
Procopia Guerra | 1908–1909 | Political chief | |
Fructuoso Dávila | 1910–1911 | Political chief | |
Alfredo Pumarejo | 1912 | Political chief | |
Casimiro Sada | 1913 | Political chief | |
Armando Chapa Gómez | 1914–1915 | Political chief | |
Alejandro López | 1916 | Political chief | |
Rafael González | 1917 | Municipal president | |
Leónides Guerra | 1918–1919 | Municipal president | |
Salvador Cárdenas | 1920 | Municipal president | |
Miguel Elizondo | 1920 | Municipal president | |
Juan José de la Garza | 1920 | Municipal president | |
Miguel Elizondo | 1921 | Municipal president | |
Mriano García Schreck | 1921 | Municipal president | |
Miguel Elizondo | 1922 | Municipal president | |
Conrado Gutiérrez | 1923 | Municipal president | |
Luis R. Rendón | 1924 | Municipal president | |
Prudencio Ruiz | 1925 | Municipal president | |
Jesús María Cárdenas | 1926 | Municipal president | |
Valentín Ramírez | 1927 | Municipal president | |
Alfonso C. López | 1927 | Municipal president | |
Antonio Martínez | 1928 | Municipal president |
Municipal president | Term | Political party | Notes |
Guillermo Schears | 1929–1930 | PNR ![]() | |
Roberto F. García | 1931–1932 | PNR ![]() | |
Primitivo Schears | 1933–1934 | PNR ![]() | |
Rafael Munguía | 1935 | PNR ![]() | |
Roberto F. García | 1936 | PNR ![]() | |
Ladislao Cárdenas | 1937–1938 | PNR ![]() | |
Francisco Zárate | 1938–1940 | PRM ![]() | |
Antonio de León | 1941–1942 | PRM ![]() | |
Ladislao Cárdenas | 1943–1945 | PRM ![]() | |
Ramiro T. Hernández | 1946 | PRI ![]() | |
Tomás Saro | 1947 | PRI ![]() | |
Leónides Guerra | 1947–1948 | PRI ![]() | |
Ernesto L. Elizondo | 1949–1951 | PRI ![]() | |
Juan B. García | 1952 | PRI ![]() | Acting municipal president |
Luis Ramírez de Alba | 1953–1954 | PRI ![]() | |
Augusto G. Cárdenas | 1955–1957 | PRI ![]() | |
Miguel Treviño Emparam | 1958–1960 | PRI ![]() | |
Virgilio Garza Ruiz | 1961–1962 | PRI ![]() | |
Isidro González Saldaña | 01-01-1963–31-12-1965 | PRI ![]() | |
Enrique Siller Flores | 01-01-1966–31-12-1968 | PRI ![]() | |
Óscar Guerra Elizondo | 01-01-1969–31-12-1971 | PRI ![]() | |
Sergio Martínez Calderoni | 01-01-1972–31-12-1974 | PRI ![]() | |
Guillermo Guajardo González | 01-01-1975–31-12-1977 | PRI ![]() | |
Antonio Cavazos Garza | 01-01-1978–31-12-1980 | PRI ![]() | |
Jorge Cárdenas González | 01-01-1981–31-12–1983 | PARM ![]() | |
Jesús Roberto Guerra Velazco | 01-01-1984–31-12-1986 | PRI ![]() | |
Fernando Montemayor Lozano | 01-01-1987–31-12-1989 | PRI ![]() | |
Jorge Cárdenas González | 01-01-1990–31-12-1992 | PRI ![]() | |
Tomás Yarrington Ruvalcaba | 01-01-1993–31-12-1995 | PRI ![]() | |
Antonio Ramón Sampayo Ortiz [3] | 01-01-1996–31-12-1998 | PAN ![]() | |
Homar Zamorano Ayala [4] | 01-01-1999–31-12-2001 | PRI ![]() | |
Mario Praxedis Zolezzi García [5] | 01-01-2002–31-12-2004 | PRI ![]() | |
Baltazar Manuel Hinojosa Ochoa [6] | 01-01-2005–31-12-2007 | PRI ![]() | |
Érick Agustín Silva Santos [7] | 01-01-2008–31-12-2010 | PRI ![]() Panal ![]() | |
Víctor Alfonso Sánchez Garza [8] | 01-01-2011–2013 | PRI ![]() PVEM ![]() Panal ![]() | |
Leticia Salazar Vázquez [9] | 2013–2016 | PAN ![]() | |
Jesús Juan de la Garza Díaz del Guante [10] | 2016–2018 | PRI ![]() PVEM ![]() Panal ![]() | |
Mario Alberto López Hernández [11] | 2018–2021 | PT ![]() Morena ![]() PES ![]() | Coalition "Together We Will Make History" |
Mario Alberto López Hernández [12] | 2021– | PT ![]() Morena ![]() | He was reelected on 06-06-2021 |
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