Cajeme changed its name to "Ciudad Obregón", it became the cabecera (capital) of the municipio. Tourism The main attraction of the town is La Casona Cócorit ("Cócorit Mansion"), built in the (19th century) in the style of colonial architecture. The mansion is currently an art museum with permanent exhibits of paintings and handicrafts. Also, old adobe houses in the town are still preserved, and are an attraction. One of the main festivities is the Feria de San Juan Cócorit ("San Juan Cócorit Fair") that takes place every summer on June 24. The "Fundación Cócorit" ("The Cócorit Foundation") also organizes its own fair with artistic presentations. References External links Link to tables of population data from Census of 2005 INEGI: Instituto Nacional de Estadística, Geografía e Informática History of Cajeme. History of Cajeme at the Universidad de Sonora site (in Spanish). History of Sonora on the Houston Institute for Culture site. Yaquis Museum English Tourist Information for the Yaquis Museum. La casona Cócorit (in Spanish). Committee of Social Promotion of the Yaqui Valley (in Spanish). Sitio Oficial de Cajeme Official website of Municipality of Cajeme Populated places established in 1617 1617 in New Spain Populated places in Sonora 1617 establishments in New Spain