Living in Jerez

Jerez (Zacatecas, 99350) is a colonial Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town) covering 498 km² with 59,910 inhabitants (2020: 51.3% women, 48.7% men), a low population density (~120 inhabitants/km²), a balanced young population (20% under 15 years old, 11% 12-17 years old, 70% over 18), and a low marginalization index. Living here means experiencing historical heritage (founded in 1530, named by García Salinas), Baroque architecture (Main Square with a French kiosk, 18th-century Parish Church of Our Lady of Solitude, José R. Sánchez House-Museum), and a livestock/agricultural economy in the Jerez Valley, ideal for traditional families, located 60 km from the city of Zacatecas.

Daily life revolves around the September Regional Fair, vineyards (Casa Madero is nearby), Sierra de Morena Park, and 17 medical units (0.28 per thousand inhabitants); economically active population of 28,452 (98.6% employed, 61% male), connectivity via Federal Highway 54, and minimal challenges due to low marginalization. Perfect if you're looking for colonial tranquility with Zacatecan pride in a wine-producing region.