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Nadadores, Coahuila - Mexico
Like many other areas, Nadadores has
its origins in a Franciscan mission and has changed its location
on various occasions.
The Santa Rosa de Viterbo de los
Nadadores Mission, which in 1674 was populated with regional
Indians, today is a laborious community that focuses its economy
on the agricultural production of corn, wheat, squash, sorghum,
and fodder.
Within its municipal seat,
located 28 Km. (17 miles) to the north-west of Monclova, the
clock, which was a gift from the
inhabitants of San Pedro de
las Colonias for the help received during a flood, is found.
To relax, Nadadores has Lucio Blanco
Blvd. Across from the central plaza, the Temple of Nuestra
Señora de las Victorias stands out. There is a festival in her
honor on September 8th. Visit the area of Celemania de la
Harinera Miller with its unique wheat flour. |
