To the north of the state of Veracruz, bordering with Tecocutla to the north, Nautla and Misantla to the east, Atzalan and Tlapacoyan to the south, and the state of Puebla and the city of Papantla to the west.

Hydrography:
Irrigated by the María de la Torre, El Quilate, San Pedro and Chapa-Chapa rivers: all tributaries of the Nautla river.

Climate:
A hot-humid-regular climate. Average temperature: 23.7ºC (74.7ºF). Average annual rainfall: 1,293.6 mm (50.9")

Principal Ecosystems:
The local ecosystem includes evergreen woodland with species of anata, caoba and huapaque trees. Native fauna: rabbits, armadillos, badgers, birds and reptiles.

Latitude (North): 20º 04'
Longitude (West): 97º 04'
Altitude: 150.00

Location:
Libramiento Martinez de la Torre-Tlapacoyan km 2.3 Martinez de la Torre, Veracurz C.P. 93600.

In the heart of one of the world's largest lime and citrus fruit production areas. 200 km (125 miles) from the port of Veracruz, 350 km (215 miles) from the port of Altamira and 400 km (250 miles) from Mexico City's international airport.