Administrative Division
Territorially the municipality is divided into eleven areas, formed by colonies, villages, counties and the county seat. However, some villages are turned into colonies.
| Villages | |
|---|---|
| 1. El Campanero | 6. El Naranjito |
| 2. San José La Comunidad | 7. Sacoj |
| 3. Lo de Coy | 8. Buena Vista |
| 4. Lo de Bran | 9. El Aguacate |
| 5. Lo de Fuentes | 10. El Manzanillo |
| Colonies | |
|---|---|
| 1. El Milagro | 11. Monte Real |
| 2. Primero de Julio | 12. Monte Verde |
| 3. San Francisco | 13. El Castaño |
| 4. El Caminero | 14. Pablo VI |
| 5. Carolingia | 15. Belencito |
| 6. Las Brisas | 16. Molino de Las Flores |
| 7. La Brigada | 17. Ciudad San Cristóbal |
| 8. Belén | 18. Lomas de Portugal |
| 9. Monserrat | 19. Bosques de San Nicolás |
| 10. Las Minervas | 20. El Tesoro |
| 21. El Tesoro Banvi |
La Florida was once considered part of Mixco, but became part of Guatemala City in 1958.
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