Timucuy, Timucuy, Yucatán, Yucatan 97377

Timucuy is a municipality that, located in the northern central area of the state, belonged to the so-called henequen zone of Yucatn because its lands have an agricultural vocation for the cultivation of agave. Together with the surrounding municipalities, it was dedicated for many years until the end of the 20th century to the henequen industry as the main productive activity. The land is located in the town of Timucuy with a size of 37.3 hectares. It has management units for the conservation of wildlife (UMA) for deer and Mexican bald pigs with the corresponding permits from SAGARPA. Seasonal vegetation, secondary vegetation with sapote, huaya, pitaya, ramn, mandarin, grapefruit, mamey fruit trees. 2 wells that are located in the first aquifer layer, at a depth of 9 to 11 meters, 4 deep wells, of which 3 are located in the second aquifer layer and one in the third layer, a large part has a concession from Conagua. of the land can be conducive to planting habanero chili. The land has been developed for 20 years. At some time it was a henequen production area. It has 2 small buildings, one as a stay and the other as a wine cellar. It has electricity. It is close to the Teya station of the Mayan train, approximately 6 kilometers away, exit to the super highway to Chetumal 4 kilometers away, close to the Kuxtal reserve, and also to the Tekal de Regil hacienda a few minutes away. 5 kilometers, to the towns of Acanche and Tecoh 6 kilometers, the land is located on the important route of the cenote rings.