Toluca is Barlow's Province 5. It is described on page 11 of the Matricula and on folio 33 (recto) of the Codex Mendoza. The following maps and table are all from Barlow (1949).

Location map. The province of Tuluca is shown in green.

    Barlow's Map of the Province. The volcano on the southern border is now known as El Nevado de Toluca. The dashed black line is the eastern boundary of the Estado de Mexico, and the meandering black line is the Rio Lerma. Tuluca, the cabecera of of the province, is now the capital of the Estado de México.

 

Tributary Pueblos

1. Xicaltepec
2. Calixtlahuaca
3. Tuluca
4. Tzinacantepec#
5. Metepec
6. Cacalomaca
7. Mitepec
8. Calimayan
9. Tepemaxalco
10. Teotenanco
11. Çoquitzinco
12. Valle del Bravo#
13. Villa Victoria #
.... Capulteopan (not located)
.... Tepetlhuiacan (not located)

 

Modern Location

1. Jicaltepec, Méx.*
2. Calixtlahuaca, Méx.
3. Toluca de Lerdo, Méx.
4. Tzinacantepec #
5. Metepec, Méx.
6. Cacalomacán, Méx.
7. Tlacotepec, Méx.
8. Calimaya de Díaz González, Méx.
9. San Lucas Tepemajalco, Mex.*
10. Tenango del Valle de Arista, Méx.
11. Xoquicingo, Méx.
12. Valle del Bravo, Méx.
13. Villa Victoria, Méx.
.... ?
.... ?

Key

# Town indicated as a tributary in a source other than the Codex Mendoza.

* Modern location from Castillo Farreras (1997). The appelidos of the modern place names are also from Castillo Farreras (1997).

? Location uncertain