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ejido is a common feature of colonial towns in Mexico> Ariel answered this
A central plaza or zocalo, surrounded by administrative buildings and a church.
it was a place were sheep and maybe goats grazed.
All of them; Mexico was a colony of Spain from 1521 until 1821. If you mean "colonial towns", those are cities such as Guadalajara, Puebla, Guanajuato, San Miguel de Allende or downtown Mexico City are viewed as such.
They both had a town common
Guadalajara is one of the most beautiful cities in Mexico, one of the oldest colonial towns in the Americas, and the second most important cultural and economic center, after Mexico City.
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In colonial times , were the different kinds of towns and cities located?
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Yes they did.
They have a central plaza or zocalo, usually with a cathedral or iglesia at one side, and the city major or state governors palace at the other side. Most buildings in a colonial city have a baroque architecture, that is reminiscent of cities like Madrid or New Orleans. You can see come examples at Google: see link 1
It is the largest city in the state of Guanajuato and sixth largest in the country of Mexico (population: 1,436,733 by 2010 census). It is notable for its shoe and leather industries. As most 'colonial towns' in Mexico, it has a combination of neo classic and baroque architectures, specially around downtown.