Tepecoyo

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Tepecoyo
District
Tepecoyo
Coordinates: 13°42′1″N 89°28′4″W / 13.70028°N 89.46778°W / 13.70028; -89.46778
Country	El Salvador
Department	La Libertad
Elevation	694 m (2,277 ft)
Population (2024)^[1]
• District	14,097
• Estimate (2026)^[2]	17,426
• Rank	95th in El Salvador
• Urban ^[1]	11,464
• Rural ^[1]	2,633

Tepecoyo is a municipality in the La Libertad department of El Salvador, situated 30 minutes from Santa Tecla.

Tradition

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Tepecoyo is a very old and traditional town like every other Pipil settlement. It was founded by only four families.

Its traditions and inhabitants are characteristic for this type of municipality. The municipal celebrations are held annually from 1 to 6 January. No matter the day of the week, when the celebrations take place, these are celebrations of happiness with a high content of Maya and Pipil tradition from present and past times.

References

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1 2 3 "City Population: Check for Humans". City Population. Retrieved 2026-07-15.
↑ "Tepecoyo Population 2026". World Population Review. 2026-07-09. Retrieved 2026-07-15.

"Tepecoyo, El Salvador Page". Falling Rain Genomics.

v t e La Libertad
Capital: Santa Tecla
Districts	Antiguo Cuscatlán Chiltiupán Ciudad Arce Colón Comasagua Huizúcar Jayaque Jicalapa La Libertad Nuevo Cuscatlán Quezaltepeque Sacacoyo San José Villanueva San Juan Opico San Matías San Pablo Tacachico Santa Tecla Talnique Tamanique Teotepeque Tepecoyo Zaragoza
Geography	El Boquerón National Park San Salvador Volcano
Landmarks	Joya de Cerén San Andrés Sunset Park

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