Calle Lerdo de Tejada does not have buildings as elegant as many of the residences found on Avenida Cházaro, but its mixture of residences and business, along a curving street that breaks the grid pattern of most of the rest of the city, make it the second most interesting street in Tlacotalpan. It and the other streets in the eastern section of town are well worth exploring.

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