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'''Mapastepec''' ([[Creeperian script]]: Մապաստեպեծ; [[Pre-Old Creeperian]] for ''Hill of the Raccoon'') is a town along the [[Zapatista River]]. It was the site of the [[Battle of the Zapatista River]] during the [[Creeperian Civil War]] in 1949. It was also the site one of the largest massacres during the [[Mara War]], the [[Mapastepec Massacre]], on 2–3 July 1998. The massacre killed 8,184 people and 195 more were abducted, 97 percent of the total population.
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'''Mapastepec''' ([[Creeperian script]]: Մապաստեպեծ; [[Xichútepan language|Xichútepan]] for ''Hill of the Raccoon'') is a town along the [[Zapatista River]]. It was the site of the [[Battle of the Zapatista River]] during the [[Creeperian Civil War]] in 1949. It was also the site one of the largest massacres during the [[Mara War]], the [[Mapastepec Massacre]], on 2–3 July 1998. The massacre killed 8,184 people and 195 more were abducted, 97 percent of the total population.
  
 
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Mapastepec

Մապաստեպեծ
Town
Mapastepec.jpg
Etymology: "Hill of the Raccoon"
Motto(s): 
Siempre recuerde
Country Creeperopolis
Department Zapatista
Founded1871
Founded byOrlando Alvarado Pacheco
Government
 • MayorGabriel Fonseca Abasto (IC)
Population
 (2020)
 • Total1,428
Demonym(s)Mapastepequeño
Time zoneAMT–4 (TSS)
Websitemapastepec.gob.cr

Mapastepec (Creeperian script: Մապաստեպեծ; Xichútepan for Hill of the Raccoon) is a town along the Zapatista River. It was the site of the Battle of the Zapatista River during the Creeperian Civil War in 1949. It was also the site one of the largest massacres during the Mara War, the Mapastepec Massacre, on 2–3 July 1998. The massacre killed 8,184 people and 195 more were abducted, 97 percent of the total population.

Historical population
year Pop. ±%/yr
1930
9164 –––––
1940
7819 –14.68%
1950
6124 –21.68%
1960
7294 +19.11%
1970
7691 +5.44%
1980
8041 +4.55%
1990
8512 +5.86%
2000
454 –94.67%
2010
982 +116.29%
2020
1428 +45.12%