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Apa y Tepeapulco was a Spanish corregimiento during the colonial period in new Spain (what is today Mexico). It was located in south-eastern Hidalgo consisting of the modern municipalities of Almoloya, Tepeapulco and at least some of Tlanalapa. The region was a frontier province of the Aztec Empire. was also part of this province, and it was a point of resistance to Tlaxcallan invasions. It may have had a connection with . In 1527 the Franciscans established a parish at Tepeapulco.