Aztec cities (Civ4)

Aztec cities are cities that can be founded by the Aztec civilization in Civilization IV and its expansions. The first city founded is the capital, and the names of future cities are chosen in the order they appear on the list below.
The names listed are default names; players can change their cities' names if they choose.
Founding Order	City Name 	Notes
1 	Tenochtitlan 	Aztec capital built in 1325. After the Spanish conquered the Aztecs, they built Mexico City on its ruins.
2 	Teotihuacan 	Mesoamerican holy city claimed by the Tenochtitlan city-state to be built by their ancestors
3 	Tlatelolco 	Area in Mexico City known for its archeological remains
4 	Texcoco 	Acolhua city which helped form the Aztec Triple Alliance
5 	Tlaxcala 	Capital of the Tlaxcalans, allies of the Spanish against the Aztecs; modern state in Mexico home to the Cacaxtla remains
6 	Calixtlahuaca	Mesoamerican archeological remains, corn-producing city conquered by the Aztecs, modern-day Toluca, Mexico
7 	Xochicalco 	Agricultural village beside the Zona Arqueológica de Xochicalco, both Maya and Aztec influence
8 	Tlacopan 	Mexican city which helped form the Aztec Triple Alliance, in modern-day Mexico City
9 	Atzcapotzalco	Seat of the Tepanec Empire until overthrown by the Aztec Triple Alliance, also spelled Azcapotzalco
10 	Tzintzuntzen 	Actually should be Tzintzuntzan, capital of the Purepecha—rivals to the Aztecs and skilled metalworkers
11 	Malinalco 	Eagle Warrior Aztec archeological site
12 	Tula 	Capital of the Toltec Empire
13 	Tamuin 	Three Huastec culture sites in San Luis Potosí state, Mexico
14 	Teayo 	Huastec archeological site in Northern Veracruz, Mexico
15 	Cempoala 	Capital of Totonacapan, later a Zapotec city
16 	Chalco 	Pre-Columbian Mexican confederacy that battled the Aztec Triple Alliance
17 	Tlalmanalco 	Ancient city-state conquered by the Aztecs in 1465
18 	Ixtapaluca 	Mexica settlement southeast of Tenochtitlan
19 	Huexotla 	Major Acolhua city near Texcoco
20 	Tepexpan 	Site of 10,000 year-old skeleton on shores of Lake Texcoco
21 	Tepetlaoxtoc 	Toltec and Chichimeca city in the Valley of Mexico
22 	Chiconautla 	Aztec noble residence on shores of Lake Texcoco
23 	Zitlaltepec 	Nahuatl for "mountain of the star"
24 	Coyotepec 	Zapotec city known for black clay pottery
25 	Tequixquiac 	Nahuatl for "place of tequesquite waters", a city conquered by the Aztecs
26 	Jilotzingo 	Municipality in Mexico State
27 	Tlapanaloya 	Aztec village in the Hueypoxtla province
28 	Tultitan 	Ancient city in Mexico City with long history, including mammoth bones, Toltecs, and Tepanecas
29 	Ecatepec 	Nahuatl for "windy hill", an Aztec city-state in the Valley of Mexico
30 	Coatepec 	Sacred mountain in Aztec mythology
31 	Chalchiuites 	Center of Chalchihuites culture that traded turquoise in modern Zacatecas state
32 	Chiauhita 	Spanish name for this tag is "Chihuahuita", oldest area of El Paso, named for the dog breed
33 	Chapultepec 	Retreat for Aztec rulers, now the largest park in Mexico City
34 	Itzapalapa 	Aztec neighborhood that is now the largest borough in Mexico City
35 	Ayotzinco 	City founded by the Chichimecas southeast of Mexico City
36 	Iztapam 	Actually spelled Iztapan or Ixtapan, meaning "salt place", an archeological site
Category:Cities (Civ4)
Category:Aztec cities