Santiago Tehuipango, it was a people belonging to Zongolica's federation, during the 16th century, later it tried to form its own town hall; in 1831 a municipality was consisting already of basics schools and parish of masonry.
The municipality of Tehuipango is delimited to the north by Astacinga, Mixtla de Altamirano and Zongolica and to the south by Puebla State.
[1] It is watered by the Rio Moyoteampa that is a tributary of the affluent Idiot of the river Papaloapan.
The weather in Tehuipango is very cold and wet all year with rains in summer and autumn.
It produces principally maize, plum, apple, pea and faba bean.