Archdiocese of MexicoArquidiócesis de MéxicoIztapalapa, Mexico City, MexicoIztapalapa, México City, MéxicoCano, Martín (artist)Gallegos, Gonzalo (signer)Loya, Francisco de (scribe)Acebo, Gaspar de (scribe)García Icazbalceta, Joaquín,‏ ‎1825-1894 (collector)1580Visual representation of Iztapalapa, located in the Archdiocese of Mexico. Created by Martín Cano, the map illustrates the administrative capital of Iztapalapa and the surrounding communities and landscape. The principal church of Iztapalapa (San Lucas) is prominently placed near the center of the map, directly above the glyph for the city. The houses of the community are seen to the left and the principal roads to Mexico City and Cuitlahuac and Puebla are also visible. The "Laguna grande" (Lake Texcoco) is also seen at the upper left of the map. The surrounding communities depicted and labeled include San Cristóbal (San Cróbal), Santa María, San Juan, Santa Cruz, and San Felipe. Created in response to question ten listed within the relación geográfica questionnaire for Iztapalapa.utblac:e45a4bc1-8115-4938-879d-ac7f93fb5655Spanishhttps://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/Relaciones Geográficas of Mexico and Guatemala1 map, 42 x 31 cmArt--16th century--New SpainArte--Siglo XVI--Nueva EspañaIndigenous peoples--Mexico--ArtPueblos indígenas--México--ArteIndigenous peoples--Mexico--History--SourcesPueblos indígenas--México--Historia--FuentesManuscripts, MexicanManuscritos, MexicanosNew Spain--Description and travelNueva España--Descripción y viajeNew Spain--History--SourcesNueva España--Historia--FuentesNew Spain--Maps, ManuscriptNueva España--Mapas, ManuscritosSpain--Colonies--History--SourcesEspaña--Colonias--Historia--FuentesMexico--History--16th century--SourcesMéxico--Historia--Siglo XVI--FuentesPintura de Iztapalapamaps (documents)mapascartographicmaps (documents)mapaslandscapes (representations)paisajes (representación)watercolors (paintings)acuarelas (obra visual)