The region features a mix of urban landscapes, coastal plains, and river valleys, with natural landmarks such as the Sierra Madre Occidental and the nearby Humaya River, offering a blend of natural beauty and urban development.

The climate is semi-arid with hot summers and mild winters. Summer temperatures average around 95°F, while winter temperatures average around 65°F. The wettest months are typically July to September, with frequent rain showers.

The two most common languages spoken are Spanish and Mayo.

Major religions in the region include Roman Catholicism, followed by smaller communities of Protestantism and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Agriculture: The region has a strong agricultural sector with major employers like agricultural producers excelling in tomato and chili pepper production.

Fishing: Companies like local fisheries lead in shrimp and fish production.

Food Processing: The area supports a robust food processing industry with companies excelling in producing processed foods for domestic and international markets.

The area hosts events like the Fiestas de la Purísima Concepción, celebrating with vibrant parades, music, and traditional dances; the Carnival of Culiacán, featuring cultural festivities and historical commemorations; and the Independence Day, showcasing national pride and historical events.

Popular tourist destinations include the Las Riberas Park, known for its natural beauty; the Imala Hot Springs, offering cultural and historical exhibits; and the Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary, featuring historical significance and architectural beauty.

Favored activities include hiking, exploring historical sites, and enjoying natural reserves, with major parks like the Las Riberas Park and the Culiacán Botanical Garden being popular destinations.