Donají

Donají sits in the low northern part of the municipality of Matías Romero Avendaño, at 77 metres above sea level. The community is also called Tolosa Estación Donají because it grew around the station of the Transisthmian Railway, which opened on 29 June 1894 according to the station's Wikipedia entry.

INEGI counted 2,294 people in 2005, 2,362 in 2010 and 2,297 in 2020, in about 700 occupied homes. Around 15% of residents identify as Indigenous and a little over 6% speak an Indigenous language. About 2.8 km east is Tolosita, with 758 people; the other nearby localities are ranches of fewer than ten.

Passenger service stopped at the station when the railway wound down in the late twentieth century. On 22 December 2023, with the opening of Line Z of the Interoceanic Train between Coatzacoalcos and Salina Cruz, it reopened, then reported as still unfinished. It has one platform and two tracks and is the stop before Mogoñé coming from the Coatzacoalcos side. When Line Z started, Donají was counted among the low-demand stops, together with Chivela.

There are no monuments to tick off. People come to board or step off the train, or to see a line that spent decades without passengers carry them again.