Taniche

It is localized in the region of the Central Valleys, that is in the central part of the state. It borders in the north with Ejutla de Crespo, in the south with Ejutla de Crespo, in the east with Ejutla de Crespo and in the west with La Compañia. There is only one river in the town, Río Ejutla, and it is important for the animals and people that live there. The climate in this region is tempered with much rain in some months.

The principal animals in this region are the horses, cows, rams, and domestic animals. Plants of the region include mezquites, gordolobo and hierba buena. The plants and animals are very important for this people because is easiest way to get immediate food.

Using the information of the census that INEGI made in 2005 there are 739 inhabitants in Taniche. 100% of the population is Catholic. This town has only one primary school, one health care center, two grocery stores and three basketball courts. There are over 206 houses for the people, its principle way of communication is by rural telephones and postcards. A nearby highway brings people from other towns to Taniche, supporting the economy.^[1]