A city of south-central Mexico north of Mexico City. It is a communications and industrial center. Population: 674,000.
Tlalnepantla
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Tlal·ne·pan·tla (tläl'nə-pänt'lä, -nĕ-) 
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A city of south-central Mexico north of Mexico City. It is a communications and industrial center. Population: 674,000.
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Tlalnepantla de Baz (tlälnāpän'tlä THā bäs), city (1990 pop. 702,270), Mexico state, S central Mexico, on the Tlalnepantla River. It is a communications and industrial center that owes its importance largely to its proximity to Mexico City. Smelting, metalworking, machine-building, and chemical manufacturing are among the chief industries. There are important archaeological ruins nearby.
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Tlalnepantla could refer to one of two places in the Republic of Mexico:
- Tlalnepantla de Baz, a town in the state of México.
- Tlalnepantla, Morelos, a town and municipality in the state of Morelos.
The word itself means "between two lands" or "land in the middle".
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