StreetSmart Lake Chapala - ImagenMX8 StreetSmart Lake Chapala International Living magazine ranked Lake Chapala as the #1 place in world to retire, 2 years in a row Time magazine 2000

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A note from the publisher

Most of Lakeside’s Northshore towns werefounded in the 1500s, when the streets only neededto accommodate burros, horses and pedestrians. Buttimes have changed, and with those changes has comean explosion of new streets, businesses, housing de-velopments, and modes of transportation. The annual influx of “Snowbirds" who come toescape the frigid winters back home, creates a highseason from approximately November-April. Dur-ing these months, our narrow cobblestone streetsbarely accommodate the added traffic. In compensa-tion, local businesses flourish, and special eventsreach a peak during this time. A team of StreetSmart workers spent monthsidentifying local streets and creating maps to helpmake your exploration of this area easier. We foundthat some streets were not marked or were other-wise misidentified by GPS systems, Google Earthand other sources.

We try hard to make our maps the most compre-hensive and accurate available, and we welcome yourinput, comments and suggestions. Contact us byphone at (376) 762-0403 or by email at: [email protected] you and enjoy your stay at Lake Chapala.

Area Street Map Guidefor Residents and Visitors

StreetSmart Lake Chapala - 3rd Edition

Read our StreetSmart Maps in the conventionalmanner, from left to right, beginning at thewesternmost end of Lake Chapala’s north shore(Jocotepec) and working eastward to Chapala andthe area’s satellite communities. A regional map and map key precede the maps,with a street index by town following the maps.Use the Index below to access each map quickly.

How to Use Your Map Guide

INDEXARTICLESThe Rapidly Developing Country of Mexico . . . . . . 4-5Lakeside Chapala: Near the Crowd, But Not In It . . . . 7What Lies Behind Lake Chapala’s Appeal . . . . . 8-9Locate Area Developments and Communities . . . 10-11Driving in Mexico: Know Your Rights . . . . . . . 12-13Rules of the Road and Traffic Signs . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Lakeside Offers Diversion Galore . . . . . . . . 17-18Mexico Health Care Among World’s Best . . . . . . . 19Driving Mexico’s Highways Can Be a Breeze . . . 20-21Resource Locator for Businesses and Services . . 22-25MAPS

NORTHSHORE, REGION & MAP KEY . . . . .26-27 JOCOTEPEC - EL CHANTE . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-29

SAN JUAN COSALÁ - RAQUET CLUB . . . . . 30-31AJIJIC WEST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30-31AJIJIC CENTRAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-33SAN ANTONIO TLAY. - LIBRAMIENTO . . . . . . 34-35RIBERAS DEL PILAR . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35CHAPALA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36-37CHAPALA HACIENDA - BRISAS DE CHAPALA . . . 38SAN NICOLAS, SANTA CRUZ, VISTA DEL LAGO . . . 38IXTLAHUACAN DLM - AGUA ESCONDIDA . . . . . . 39

STREET INDEX BY TOWN . . . . . . . . . . . . 41-46

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Welcome to Mexico, a rapidly deveMuch of the world still has an outdated perception of today’s

Mexico. It’s third-world country days are long over!Mexico is considered a newly industrialized country and

an emerging power. It is predicted that by 2050, Mexico willbe among the top seven largest economies in the world.

It is an upper-middle income country with a free market

Well over 100million people live inMexico (about 84,000 inJalisco) and according to the 2010 Census, thenumber of foreign residents has reached one million.International visitors exceed 22.5 million per year.


pidly developing world powereconomy, the tenth largest GDP by purchasing power in theworld. According to the International Monetary Fund, Mexicohad the second-highest Gross National Income per capita inLatin America.

Due to recent energy reform legislation that opened up for-eign investment in the oil industry, experts predict that Mexicocan expect a 2 percent GDP boost by 2025, and about 2 mil-lion new jobs. The electronics industry of Mexico has grown enormouslywithin the last decade. Mexico has the sixth largest electronicsindustry in the world

Mexico is the largest North American auto producing na-tion, surpassing the US and Canada. Ford, GM, Chrysler,Volkswagen, Nissan, Toyota, Honda, BMW, Mercedes-Benzand Mazda all operate plants in Mexico.

Job growth is particularly strong in the manufacturing andexport sector, causing reported Mexican immigration to theU.S. to fall to a trickle.

Additionally, Mexico has experienced monetary stabilityfor well over a decade.

Clearly, although not without its problems, Mexico is rap-idly advancing and evolving into a world power.



Nestled in the Sierra Madre mountains ofsouthwestern Mexico at an altitude of 1,525meters (about a mile high), is Lake Chapala,the largest natural lake in México.

Protected by the surrounding mountains, theclimate here is said to be one of the best in theworld. Almost a million tourists visit the areaannually, making it second only to Cancun inMexico tourism.

Additionally, Lakeside is ideally located, pro-viding easy highway access to many populardestinations in Mexico. About 30 minutes northof Lake Chapala lies Guadalajara, Mexico’ssecond largest city, population over six million.

Guadalajaraoffers a wealth ofculture, enter-tainment, ser-vices and shop-ping, includingmany U.S. fran-chises.

Lakeside Chapala: Nearthe crowd but not in it!


International Living magazineranked Lake Chapala as the#1 place in world to retire, 2years in a row

Time magazine 2000

What lies behind the tremendous appealLake Chapala is often described as a magical place, an

idyllic piece of paradise. Certainly no place is perfect, but,there is most certainly something special that draws peoplehere by the thousands, many of whom never want toleave....except perhaps to visit friends and family.

So what is the big draw? If you ask expatriates who livehere, they usually zero in on several things:

• Climate & Natural Beauty - Lake Chapala is sur-rounded by mountains, creating a semitropical “bubble” ofmoderate temperatures. With an average temp of about 23.34°C (74° Fahrenheit), it is never terribly hot or terribly cold.

• Low Cost of Living - If one is willing to forego im-ported goods and convenience foods in lieu of fresh, locallyproduced items, the cost of living still remains well below thatnorth of the border. Many on a fixed income live quite well.

• Modern Conveniences- With an estimated 20,000+expatriates in residence atLakeside, English-languageactivities and groups abound,and every conceivable mod-ern convience is available.


dous appeal of Mexico’s Lake Chapala?

• Gracious Hosts - Most will agree, our Mexican neigh-bors are both courteous and gracious, with few exceptions,sharing their country and culture with a smile.• Quality, Low-Cost Health Care - With health care costsestimated to be 75% to 80% lower than in the United States,it is no wonder that 21.5 million foreigners, mostly Americansand Canadians, come to Mexico every year. (See related storyon Medical Tourism on page 19.)

Whatever the reason, you too may never want to leave.


JOCOTEPEC: Pg 28-29• Altamira• Camino Real• El Camichin• La Loma• Los Arcos• Nestipac• Roca Azul

JOCOTEPEC TO SANJUAN COSALÁ: Pg 29

• El Chante• El Limon• Jaltepec• Las Fuentes• Lomas del Chante• Rancho Alegre• Rancho San Jorge• Senderos del Lago• Tlaloc• Vista del Angel

• Las Catarinas • Las Palmas

• Lomas Chapinaya• Los Arroyos

• Los Charales• Rancho del Oro• San Miguel• Tio Domingo• Villa Lucerna• Villas de San Pablo• Villas San Andres

AJIJIC: Pages 32-33• Brisas del Tepalo• Buena Vista• El Palmar• La Floresta• La Huerta• La Villita• Lago Escondido

Lakeside area developments and comLake Chapala holds an abundance of pueblos, subdivisions and developments, many of

them North American-style. Whether large or small, these developed neighborhoods oftenoffer homes with every modern convenience, with terms to suit almost any budget.

To view more detailed maps, see the Map Section, beginning on page 26. Subdivisions,communities and developed areas — from Jocotepec eastward to Mezcala — include:

SAN JUAN COSALÁ: Pg 30-31• El Tempisque• Linda Vista• Raquet Club• San Pablo• Santa Maria de la Ribera

SAN JUAN TO AJIJICWEST: Pages 30-31

• Alseseca• Arroyo Alto

• El Bajio • El Colorin

• El Eden • La Canacinta • La Cristina

• La Huerta• La Reserva• Lago Escondido• Laguna Vista


• Las Salvias• Lomas de Ajijic• Lomas del Lago• Los Lirios• Los Olivos• Lower Ajijic• Mision del Lago• Rancho del Oro• Riviera Alta• San Miguel• San Sebastiano• Upper Ajijic• Villa Nova• Villas del Tepalo• Villas San Andres

and communities offer all modern conveniences

• Puesta del Sol• Riberas del Pilar• Upper Chula Vista• Villa Pacifica• Vista Alegre

CHAPALA: Pg 36-37• Jardines de Monte Carlo• Las Redes• Lourdes• Nuevo Chapala• Upper Chapala

CHAPALA NORTH: Pg 38• Brisas de Chapala• Chapala Haciendas

SAN ANTONIO TLAY. TORIBERAS DEL PILAR: Pg 34-35

• Arroyo Grande• Birds of Paradise• Casa Pericos• Chula Vista• Chula Vista Norte• El Dorado• El Parque• Hamacas Country Villas• Hacienda Guadalupe• Las Terrazas• Los Lirios• Lomas del Manglar• Mirasol• Misión Chula Vista

IXTLAHUACAN DLM: Pg 39• Agua Escondida• Huerta Vieja• Las Aguilillas• Paraiso Escondido• Villas de Ixtlahuacán

CHAPALA TOMEZCALA: Pg 39

• Los Galapagos• Mezcala• San Juan Tecomatlan• San Nicolas de Ibarra• Santa Cruz de la Sol.• Tlachichilco• Vista del Lago


Driving in Mexico: Follow the ruBy Lic. Spencer R. McMullen

Driving in Mexico isn’t as bad as it is made out to be if youknow the rules and how things work.

As crazy and aggressive as the driving sometimes seems,there appears to be relatively few accidents. But do makesure you have Mexican insurance -- mandatory here in Jalisco-- just in case! In the event of an accident, you will need tohave an adjustor come to the accident site immediately.

Federal, State and Municipal PoliceUnlike the US where all law enforcement officers can en-

force traffic regulations, that isn’t the case in Mexico. InJalisco, enforcement is generally only by State Traffic Police(Viales or Transitos), driving blue and white trucks (or thenew white ones with red lettering) with red and yellow flash-ing lights.

On federal highways traffic is regulated by the Federal Po-lice, in dark blue cars saying Policia Federal. Municipal andregular state police do not enforce the traffic laws (exceptionin Puerto Vallarta), although they can stop you for traffic vio-lations as an excuse to search you or question you.

Occasionally, a cop will try to intimidate you into paying abribe. Usually, this is a bluff.It is best to demand theticket; bribery is illegal andwill probably cost more thanthe ticket itself, especially ifpaid within 5 days, whichentitles you to a 50% dis-count. If paid within 11-29days then you get a 25% dis-count.

There are rare cases whenthe transit police or other po-lice can impound your vehicle:if it was involved in an acci-dent, used in a crime, has nolicense plates or fake plates,or you are driving under theinfluence. Sometimes offic-ers will also threaten to takeyour license or other docu-ment as security for paymentof the fine. Jalisco State traf-fic officers are not authorizedto do this; however, federalpolice are.

The duty of the local Mu-


low the rules & know your rights!

nicipal Police is considered “preventive.” They do not en-force traffic violations but they will arrive at accident scenesand will detain drivers if they have been drinking or if theycaused injury accidents. The municipal police use traffic of-fenses as an excuse to pull drivers over and search them andtheir vehicle, although they are looking for drugs and weap-ons and cannot write you a traffic ticket.

There is much more to driving in Mexico. To view a TrafficGuide (in PDF) that I have compiled in English, go towww.chapalalaw.com/trafic-guide/. For related articles anddiscussion, click on ‘Blog’.

STATE TRAFFIC POLICE (VIALES OR TRANSITOS)enforce traffic laws and can issue tickets in populated areas.

CHAPALA MUNICIPAL POLICE, whose duties and actionsare largely preventve and aimed at protection. Although theycan stop you, they cannot issue traffic tickets.

FEDERAL POLICE patrol federal highways and are typicallycalled federales.

JALISCO STATE POLICE exist for protection. They can stopyou for a traffic violation as an excuse to search or question.



By Adelle CorderoKnowing how to legally operate

a car in Mexico is important andneed not be daunting for foreigndrivers. Here's how to avoid troublewith our Mexico borders.

1. Possess a valid, currentdrivers license. The Mexicangovernment recognizes validU.S. and other foreign driverslicenses as legal in Mexico.

2. Be insured. Insurance insome Mexico states is notmandatory, but in Jalisco, it is!U.S. or other foreign auto in-surance is not valid in Mexico.Short-term insurance can bepurchased at the border, onlineor at Lake Chapala .

3. Follow driving rules. Mostdriving regulations are verysimilar to those in the U.S.,with a few exceptions. Passen-gers can drink alcohol while thevehicle is moving, although thedriver cannot. In addition, onlythe driver must wear a seat belt.

4. Watch for road signs. Road signgraphics differ drastically from U.S.signage, but are somewhat self-ex-planatory and don't require muchSpanish.

5. Carry photocopies (only) ofdocuments related to entry, car reg-istration, insurance, etc. in your ve-hicle.

6. In case of an accident or theft ofthe vehicle, the incident should beimmediately reported to the nearestMinisterio Público.

Tips & Warnings• Watch for "topes," large speedbumps present in some areas that couldcause damage to a vehicle's undercar-riage.

• Watch for wandering animals onthoroughfares, particularly after dark.• Military checkpoints are presentthroughout Mexico. Don't worry, theseare focused on catching criminals, not or-dinary residents or tourists. Proceedslowly and do as you're told.

The “Mordida”The mordida, or bribe in the local

slang, is encountered less and less nowa-days and Mexico is working to eliminatethis practice. Do not by any means as-sume that the officer will let you off witha warning in exchange for some foldingmoney. Keep in mind that many Mexi-can policeman are honest, and you mayget in hot water for offering a bribe. Asin most places, courtesy and respect aremost important.

Obtaining a Mexican LicenseChapala area residents can ob-

tain Jalisco driving permits at the lo-cal SVT traffic department head-quarters. The SVT office is locatedat Hidalgo 92, on the south side ofthe Carretera (highway) in Riberasdel Pilar, telephone 765-4747.

Interested parties should stop bythe office in advance to obtain acomplete list of document require-ments, costs and other pertinent in-formation. Service is offered Mon-day through Friday from 9-11 a.m.(first issuance) and 9 a.m.-2 p.m (re-newals). Applicants who are not flu-ent in Spanish should take some-one to act as an interpreter.

Green AngelsThe Mexican government oper-

ates a roadside assistance programcalled the "Angeles Verdes" or"Green Angels". The white andgreen trucks and their operatorshave the wherewithal to fix manydebilitating automobileconditions. Services

and information are free; parts or gasoline (ifnecessary) mustbe paid for.

Happy Motoring:

Rules of the Road in MexicoTraffic Signs

Most Commonly Seen in Mexico



Lakeside Chapala offers diversion galoreBy Adelle Morgan-Cordero

When stateside friends ask Lakeside resident KarenMcConnaughey what she does to fill her retirement days inMexico, she responds, “I don’t know, but it takes me all dayto do it!”

The perception of a scarcity of north-of-the-border stylediversionary activities — at least in this area of Mexico —couldn’t be farther from the truth. Instead there is somethingfor everyone, be they sedate, active, social, philanthropic orintellectual.

Although a wealth of additional sights and activities existjust outside the area, this recap shows many (but definitely notall) of the many things to see and do without ever leaving theLakeside area.

For a more complete list of activities, visit web sites such aswww.bestoflakechapala.com, www.ajijicnews.com. andwww.theguadalajarareporter.com.

LAKE CRUISES& RECREATION

Lake activitiesinclude boatlaunches to theislands, chartercruises on a 200-passenger triple-decker cruiser or a48-passengerfiberglass party boat,sailing, and rentals ofkayaks and paddleboats.

DINING & DANCINGJust about any type of traditional Mexican or international

cuisine can be found at Lakeside, at a price range to meet anybudget.

A large number of both visiting and in-residence musiciansat Lakeside keep the area’s restaurants, bars and night spotshopping with all genres of music, including jazz, R&B, coun-try, rock, pop, Cuban, salsa, etc.

For updates on who is appearing where, check area bulletin

FITNESS, DAYSPAS &BALNARIOS

Fitness options atLakeside are tooextensive to namethem all, but therange of activitiesincludes bike and hiking trails, fitness centers, swimming pools,water parks, and numerous day spas.CINEMAS

Lakeside offers two multiplex cinemas. By north-of-the-bor-der standards, prices are extremely reasonable. Most moviesare in English with Spanish subtitles.GALLERIES

Small launches at the Chapala pier take passengers toScorpion and Mezcala Islands

The old train depot in Chapalahas been restored nd convertedto a cultural center.

The party boat Fiesta Lago Chapalain Jocotepec.

board postings, and online resourceslisted above.DIVERSION

The Lake Chapala Society offersnumerous events and opportunities forsocializing. Other diversionary activi-ties for video arcades, golf courses(Chapala Country Club and Chula VistaCountry Club), the family park inChapala, Parque Cristiania; horsebackriding in La Floresta (east Ajijic), andgolf cart rentals in Ajijic.

The Lakeside area isfamous for its extensiveselection of galleries,offering artisans’ wares,jewelry and fine art, allat very reasonableprices.MUSEUMS &CULTURAL SITES

The renovated traindepot north of CristianiaPark in Chapala spotlights area artists, as does the Ajijic Cul-tural Center and Chapala municipal building.LIVE PRODUCTIONS

The La Floresta Auditorium in Ajijic, the Plazas del Toros,Lakeside Little Theatre, and Naked Stage are just a few of thepopular Lakeside events.


CASINOA casino is located inCentro Laguna, offer-ing a karaoke-sportsbar, occasional liveentertainment, andelectronic slot ma-chines.EVENTS

Yearly events in-clude the ChiliCookoff, Carnaval(Mardi Gras), Feria Maestros del Arte, Northern Lights MusicFestival, Regatta de Globos, Spring Home Tours, Los Cantantesdel Lago, and Patron Saints Fiestas for each town in the area.CLUBS & SEMINARS

The number of clubs and organizations at Lakeside maywell outnumber those offered in cities north of the border!

Meeting days, times and contact people, along with announce-ments of other Lakeside events, are published in El Ojo delLago (www.chapala.com), the Guadalajara Reporter(www.theguadalajarareporter.com) and other web sites suchas www.ajijicnews.com.

A casinos featuring electronicslot machines and sports bar islocated in Centro Laguna.

Diversion galore Cont. from Pg. 17


Mexico health care system ranks in top 5 worldwideHigh-quality care, modern facilities & low-costs attracting medical tourists

By Teresa Sabin-SimentalAccording to International Living’s

Global Retirement Index for 2014,Mexico is among the Top 5 countriesfor efficiency of their health care sys-tem and how well they make for re-tirement destinations.

Around one million foreignershave pulled up stakes and settled inMexico. Studies such as the GlobalRetirement Index say one of thebiggest reasons behind this influx isMexico’s high-quality, low-costhealth care.

Medical TourismIn addition, medical tourism in

Mexico continues to grow. Millions of

This official OECD Health Data chart shows health care costs in Mexico (indicated by red arrow) are a fraction of the costs in the U.S. and Canada.

foreigners (mostly Americans and Canadians) visit Mexicoevery year to obtain significant savings on medical treatment,procedures and prescription drugs.

For example, prescription medications in Mexico (exceptcontrolled substances) are usually available over-the-counterat about 40% to 50% less than one would expect to paynorth of the border. Generic equivalents are often availablefor even less. And, a cost comparison of some commonprocedures shows Mexico pricing to be 75% to 80% lowerthan in the US.

Quality of CareMedical training in Mexico is equal to that north of the

border, with the same amount of schooling required. In fact,many physicians have attended U.S. or European medicalschools. The vast majority of residents and medical tourists(those who travel to a foreign country for specific medicalcare) rate the quality of care “as good or better” than that intheir native country.

Health Care CoverageMexico offers excellent, low-cost services to anyone

within Mexico’s borders. Two nationalized health care pro-grams are available to everyone (including expatriates):

• IMSS, which is similar to major medical, costs around$300 USD annually for an individual, with family discounts

• Seguro Popular, which includes even most prescriptiondrugs, is a free or almost free plan for those who have noother insurance.

Additionally, a number of private plans exist which cost farless than what its neighbor to the north charges.

So whether a visitor stays or just comes to temporarilytake advantage of Mexico’s health care system, they’ve cometo the right place for.


By Tara A. SpearsIt’s always a great time to cruise around on the Mexican

highways.Having just had a scenic trip from Jaltemba Bay to

Guadalajara, there are a couple of new items that regularseasonal drivers might note:

• Watch for construction on toll roads, which may involverock slides, resurfacing and many detours to a single lane.For examply, as of this writing, nearly half of the cuotasystem from Guadalajara to Tepic isgetting a facelift.

• A nifty emergency system is beinginstalled: These bright yellow callboxes are situated about ever 10kilometers, and provide concretebenches to wait for help.

Tips for Safer DrivingIn addition to hyper-defensive driving here are a few other

tips to make your Mexican trip safer:• When driving in Mexico don't just rely solely on brake

lights on the vehicle in front of you as the only warningthat it is slowing down or preparing to turn: a droopingarm out of the window without brake lights means thesame thing.

• Especially for Americans and those driving American-made vehicles, the Mexicanspeed limits are stated in kilo-meters (1 mile = 1.6 kilometers),so adjust your speed according.

• In larger towns and cities youwill find traffic signals(semaforos). Unlike stop signs,traffic signals are more likely to be enforced, and Mexi-can drivers follow the rules. Yellow lights are a signal to

Even in unfamiliar territory, driv


stop, not just to slow down. Be aware that traffic signalsin Mexico blink before changing, so prepare to stop ifyou are approaching an intersection with a blinking greenlight. You can get a citation for taking aright on red in Mexico although you willsee many drivers doing it anyway.

• My personal nemesis: topes, the fa-mous Mexican speed bumps. Topes arefrequently unmarked and exist EVERY-WHERE to control the speed of traf-fic. Watch for signs or white lines acrossthe road. Sometimes even a large rock beside the roadpainted white provides warning of a tope.

As always in Mexico, it is helpful to follow the lead ofother drivers. If you don't have a turning lane, don't make leftturns off major highways if traffic is coming up behind you. Ifyou are hit from behind while driving in Mexico, it is yourfault.

Types of Mexican RoadsWhat I consider to be a regular highway, Mexico usually

will identify with a sign as Libre - literally meaning that there isno charge to drive on the road.

These routes are marked in red on a highway map indicat-ing that it is a main road; however, they usually are two laneswithout a shoulder and poorly maintained, with potholes, slowtraffic, and are very winding in mountain areas.

It is wise to avoid driving on any Mexican highway after 9pm. Livestock are (illegally) permitted to graze freely andmay wanter onto the road.

In areas where narcotics traffickers, smuggling, and illegalimmigration is a problem, there may be police or militarycheckpoints and bandits.

A great service provided by the Mexico government is aroaming team of mechanics called the Angeles Verdes (Green

tory, driving on Mexico’s highways can be a breeze

Angels). The Angeles Verdes provide a free service to anystranded motorist on Mexico's toll ways and are directly sum-moned by the new yellow “SOS”boxes. Or you can call 078 fromany Mexico phone line to speakto a bilingual operator to get help.

The Green Angels’ services in-clude protection, medical first aid,mechanical aid for your car, and basic automotive suppliessuch as oil or antifreeze. This rescue group operates sevendays a week from dawn until sunset. You are only chargedfor parts not for the service.

Should you widh to find toll fees in advance of a trip, visithttp://www.capufe.gob.mx/, a government agency which haslots of valuable information for travelers. Unfortunately, theyhave only a limited portion of their website currently trans-lated into English.

* * * The above article has been reprinted courtesy of the au-thor and www.SolMexicoNews.com.


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ACCOMMODATIONS

Casa del Sol B&B InnLuxurious accommodations.and gourmet restaurant.Javier Mina #7, AjijicTel (376) 766-0050www.casadelsolinn.comCasa Tres LeonesB&B and fine French cuisine.Emiliano Zapata #10Fracc. Las Salvias, AjijicCell (045) [email protected] Perico Hotel/ApartmentsOverlooking the lake. Pool,terrace, wi-fi, events. Daily,weekly, monthly rates. Eco-friendly and pet-friendly.Libramiento #2500Cel (045) 333-142-0012www.hotelperico.com.mxVilla del AngelBoutique B&BPriv. Juarez #3, AjijicTel (376) 766-0783www.villadelangel.comVilla EucaliptosB&B Superb breakfast, 5 suitesw/private baths.16 de Septiembre #127, AjijicTel (376) 766-1400www.villaeucaliptos.com

APPLIANCES

Electrodomesticos CamarenaSales & service. 3 locations:• Colon #38-A, AjijicTel (376) 766-2256

• Lopez Cotilla #299 ChapalaTel. (376) 765-7270

• Matamoros Sur 24, JocotepecTel. 01 (387) 763-0093

Electrodomestico PeralesUsed appliance sales & repair.Hidalgo #96, Riberas del PilarTel (376) 765-4594Cells (045) 333-153-9868,(045) 331-281-2163

AUTOMOTIVE

Automotriz MultiservicioService for nat’l & importedvehicles, emissions controlcenter, computer diagnostics,Hidalgo. #448, Riberas del Pilar,Tel (376) 765-4424 Chapala& Carr. 604, El Limón, Sn Juan01 (387) 761-0582

AUTOMOTIVE (Cont.)AAuto Repair Francisco30 years experience, specialistsin general service, electricalsystems, fuel injection.Hidalgo #70, Riberas del PilarTel (376) 765-5807Rent-a-Bug Auto RentalVW Beetles for rent in excellentmechanical condition. No auto-matics, no A/C. Great cars ateconomical prices, 1 week min.Fond memories, no extra charge.Tel (376) 765-6387Ultra SealFlat tire prevention. Better gasmileage, up to 40% longer tire life.Authorized Jalisco distributors.Tel (376) 766-3001Cell. (045) 331-831-0630www.ultraseal.com

BAZAAR / CONSIGNMENT

Alfredo’s GaleríaAntiques, arte, fine furniture,lamps, jewelry and more.Encarnacion Rosas #25, AjijicTel (376) [email protected]’s consignment ShoppeExperts in moving/estate sales.142 Morelos Chapala Centro,Tel (376) [email protected]

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COMMUNITY SERVICE

Anita’s AnimalsSanctuary for homeless cats &dogs. Operated at the entrance toAjijic’s weekly street market)Tel 01 (387) 761-0500 (let ringat least 10 times)www.anitasanimals.com

COMMUNITY SERVICE (Cont.)

Love in ActionA safe & loving haven for aban-doned, abused, orphaned &poverty stricken children.Pedro Moreno #76 ChapalaTel (376) 765-7409www.loveinactioncenter.org

DENTAL

Dental Health OneCrowns & bridges, Cosmetictreatments, root canals, veneersAv. Hidalgo #79-K Riberas delPilar (Maskaras Clinic Center)Tel (376) [email protected] ExpressComputer assisted smilemakeover, veneers & crowns &teeth cleaning. On-site lab.Carr. Pte. #368 Rancho del Oro,West AjijicTel (376) 106-2080

ELECTRONICS

Fix My ComputerMicrosoft Certified, one-yearwarranty, #1 in virus removal(338) 421-8390www.FixMyPC.mx

Steren ElectronicsAudio-video, automotive, home,office, computing, energy, tools,education, mobile, securityPlaza Laguna #206 (SE corner onhwy), San Antonio Tlay.Tel (376) 766-0630, [email protected]

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GALLERY

Diane Pearl ColeccionesOutstanding selection of art,jewelry & gifts, handcrafted byMexico’s finest artisans.Colón #1, AjijicTel (376) [email protected] Mexicano GalleryFine art, quality Mexican folkart,Exceptional jewelry &home décor.Colon 13 AjijicTel (376) [email protected]

HOME IMPROVEMENT

El Mundo del AguaWater softeners, pressuresystems, pool accessories,supplies.Carr. Poniente #5-B, AjijicTel 01-800-837-4800Cel (045) 333-968-3753www.elmundodelagua.com.mxHomeservicesConstruction, pools, garages,major remodel, ironworks,patios, kitchens.Tel (376) 766-1569Cell. (045) [email protected] & ElectricalCarlos RamirezElectrical installations,general plumbing. Englishspoken.Priv. Madero #124 ChapalaTels. (376) 765-5597Cell. (045) 333-903-5891Plumbing & ElectricalJosé Martinez OlguinFor all plumbing, electrical& septic system needs.Zaragoza #739, ChapalaTel (376) 765-3297Cell (045) [email protected] PaintsQuality paint, Truper tools,attentive service,Carr. Ote. #17, AjijicTel (376) 766-1314,-4145Miguel Arana #183, ChapalaTel (376) 765-2093Miguel Arana #183, JocotepecTel 01 (387) 763-4042www.prisaajijic.com.mx

INSURANCEINSURANCEINSURANCEINSURANCEINSURANCEINSURANCEBellon InsuranceWe represent the best insurancecompanies for: Auto, home, health& including coverage over age 69.Carr. #146 San AntonioTels (376) 766-5151, 766-5757Cell. (331) [email protected] in ParadiseNorth American-style group”healthinsurance. Your “ever-changingMedicare” information source.Tel (376) 106-0900www.boomers-in-paradise.orgParker InsuranceFor all your insurance needs .Health, home,car, commercial. 20years serving lakesideHidalgo 238 Riberas del PilarTel/fax (376) 765-4666, 765-4070,[email protected] Corp InsuranceHome, commercial, government,schools, auto, health, travel & more.Income tax returns for Canadian &US citizens.#57 Bugambilias, MirasolTel (376) 766-3978www.tiocorpinsurance.com

LEGAL & FINANCIAL

Despacho Contable FiscalCertified public accountantEncarnacion Rosas 5-A, AjijicTel (376) 766-1020Cell. (045) 333-400-8183email: [email protected]. Spencer MacMullenServing both the Mexican & expatri-ate Community. Expert immigrationassistance, certified translations.Hidalgo 230 Chapala CentroTel (376) 765-7553www.chapalalaw.com

MEDICAL / HEALTH

Chapala MedDr. Santiago Hernandez,Hospital care, specialist referals &coordination of care.293 Medical CenterHidalgo #293, ChapalaTel (376) 765-7777, 765-7584Cell. (331) 605-9645email: [email protected]

MEDICAL / HEALTH (Cont.)(Cont.)(Cont.)(Cont.)(Cont.)

Cruz Roja (Red Cross)Located just south of CristianiaPark, ChapalaEmergency Hotline: 065Tel (376) 765-2308To donate or volunteer callTel (376) 765-2553Lakeside Hearing ServicesState of the art technology, visitsLCS, hearing tests, English spokenCell. (045) 331-511-4088email: [email protected] Perey HypnotherapistDrug free pain relief. Sleep, feeland live better.Tel (376) 765-7455Cell. (045) 333-445-8085email: [email protected] J. Youcha, ChiropractorUS-trained Dr. of Chiropractic &Certified Chirop. Sports Physician.Carr. Poniente 25-F, AjijicTel 766-1973Cel (045) 333-200-5583www.victoryouchadc.com

MISC. SERVICES

Daniel Cordero, MusicianSinger/acoustic guitarist, availablefor special events. Rock classics,oldies, easy listening, blues,reggae, latin classics & originals.Repertoire of over 600 songs inEnglish and Spanish.Tel (376) 762-0966Cell. (045) [email protected] San Francisco24-hour service, transport ofremains inside & outside countryLopez Cotilla 296 & 298, ChapalaTel (376) 765-2053, [email protected] Strong, Ph.D.CT Lic. Marital, individual, couplesand family therapist.Carr. Pte 4-B AjijicTel (376) 766-5374Cell. (045) [email protected] Artistic UpholsteryReupholstery, repairs, customwork, 3rd generation.Hidalgo 69-D, Riberas del PilarTel (376) 106-0332Cel (014) [email protected]

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Handy Mail10 years of friendly service. MailForwarding. We will forward yourmail when you are away. We’rethe only firm that does.Carr. 159-C, San Antonio Tlay.Tel (376) 766-3813 &(376) 766-1569Strom White MoversAll your moving & storage needstogether. Offering insurance &proffessional packing. Interna-tional moves to & from Mexico &anywhere in the world.Carr. Pte. #30, AjijicWarehouse Tel (376) 766-6153Office Tel (376) 766-4049USA Tel (210) [email protected]

PUBLICATIONS

Imagen20 years of innovative promo-tional projects & professionalservice to the lakeside commu-nity. Creators of the ChapalaDirectory phone guide, StreetSmart area map and Best ofLake Chapala magazine.Cell. (045) [email protected] or view online at:www.imagenmx.comSid Grosvenor, Author of the5 star book, “How to Live aCaviar Lifestyle on a Tuna FishPension -- Safe, Beautiful andAffordable Lake Chapala, Mex-ico.” Available at amazon.com orat Diane Pearl, Colón #1 in [email protected]

REAL ESTATE SERVICES

Ajijic Home InspectionsJ. Brad Grieve, P. Eng.Civil Engineer with over 20 years atLakeside Chapala.Carr. Ote. #33-E, AjijicTel (376) [email protected] Real EstateLocal, regional, national realestate service.Carr. #139, San Antonio Tlay.Tel: (376) 766-1161Cel: (045) 333-441-8223www.allin1mexre.com

REAL ESTATE (Cont.)

Chapala ClubExclusive buyers-only realtor SidGrosvenor. Never a fee to you forour services!Cell (045) [email protected] St. John (Chapala Realty)Need help finding your direc-tion? I can assist.Tel (376) 765-3676Cell. (331) 323-0893email: [email protected] Gonzalez (Ajijic RealEstate)Certified bilingual real estateagent specializing in the Ajijic-Chapala area since 2004.Cell. (045) 331-437-0925email: [email protected] Real Estate& Laguna Rentals & Mgmt.Bilingual sales staff, 28 years inAjijic., Open 7 days a week.Hidalgo #18, AjijicTels (376) 766-1174, [email protected] Eager Real EstateOffering “the truth, the first time,about the value of your home.”Donato Guerra 16, Ajijic(376) 766-1917 or [email protected] Casa Real EstateSales, Rentals, Property Mgmt.Carr. Ote. #31-C, AjijicTel 766-3989Cell [email protected]

RESTAURANT

Deli 8 Restaurant-BarOpen every day from 8:30 a.m. (fullbreakfast menu), serving gourmetcoffees and your favorite dishes.On the highway in San Antonio,Tlay. Next to Handy Mall.Tel (376) 766-1569Go Le ClubAn Ajijic favorite! Incredible view,sophisticated yet casualambience, international food.Emiliano Zapata #50, Ajijic.Cel (045) 333-502-6555

RESTAURANT (Cont.)

Mariscos GuichoFresh seafood & choice meats.Ramon Corona #20, Chapala(east end of the malecón)Tel (376) 765-3232Pollito Deli 8Serving fried chicken ribs, fish,shrimp and more!Av. Madero 483-BChapala Central(across from 7-Eleven)For Home Delivery,call 765- 2369www.pollitodeli8.com.mxSt. Rémy du Lac by PierrotOffering fine french cuisine in abeautiful setting.Located inside the beautifulCasa Tres Leones B&BEmiliano Zapata #10,Fracc. Las Salvias, AjijicReservations: (376) [email protected] RestaurantKnown for inexpensive yet goodfood, clean and pretty surround-ings, great breakfasts, HappyHour all day. Access for disabled.Carr. #119, Chula Vista(Next to Oxxo)Tel 766-6123

VETERINARY

Drs. Ladron de Guevarra AnimalHospitalEnglish spoken, house calls.Hidalgo #210, Riberas del PilarTel (376) 765-5940Emergencies (045) 331-007-0524Maskotas LakeGrooming, boarding, veterinaryservices, house calls, petsupplies. Ask abour our weeklyspecials.Revolucion #2, Ajijic (corner ofhwy)Tel (376) 766-0287Cel (045) [email protected] Little Doctor, ErikSanabria Cervantes, DVMSmall animal clinic, vet ser-vices, X-rays, food, accessories.Juarez #549, Chapala Central(Opposite rear entrance toChapala indoor market)Tel: (376) 765-3951Cel: (045) 331 [email protected]


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Morelos ................................ F4Moreno, Pedro ..................... E4Muelle .................................. F4NNaranjo ............................ K-K3Niños Héroes .................. D3-4OObregón, Alvaro ............... D2-3Obregón, Priv. de ................. D3Obregón, Priv. 2a de ............ D3Ocampo ............................ A-F4Ocampo, Priv................. C3, E4Olivos, Priv. de los ................ I2PParroquia ............................. F3Paseo Camino Real ...... H4-J5Paseo de la Cañada ........... H1Paseo de la Colina ........... H-J3Paseo de la Loma ............ H-J3Paseo de la Montaña .......... H1Paseo de la Pesca ........... J3-5Paseo de las Brisas ....... I4-J5Paseo de las Canoas ..... I4-J5Paseo de la Huerta ........ H4-I5Paseo de las Olas ........... J4-5Paseo de las Redes ............ J4Paseo de los Veleros ........ I-J4Paseo del Lago ................. I2-5

Paseo del Mirador ........... I2-J3Paseo del Prado ............... I2-4Paseo del Tépalo ............ H2-3Paseo Vista Hermosa ..... H1-2Pinos, Los ............................J3RRevolución ....................... H2-5Revolución, Priv. .................. H3Rinconada Tapatia .......... H2-3Rio Amazonas .................. A-B1Rio Bravo .......................... B2-3Rio Chamela .................... A2-3Rio Grijalva .......................... A2Rio Lerma ........................ D2-3Rio Madeira ......................... A2Rio Maracaibo .................. A2-3Rio Nazas ......................... B2-3Rio Orinoco .......................... A2Rio Papaloapan .................. D2Rio Parana .......................... A2Rio Yaqui ......................... B-C2Rio Yaqui, Cjón. ................... C2Rio Zula ............................ B3-4Riviera Alta, Av. ...................... J2Rosas, J. Encarnación .... G2-4SSan Antonio .......................... A4San Juan de las Colinas ... H1

AJIJIC(Incl. La Floresta, Rancho delOro, Riviera Alta, Villa Nova, etc.)See Map Pages 32-33

No.16 de Septiembre ............ F-H41a Priv. Gpe. Victoria ............ G32a Priv. Gpe. Victoria ........ H3-42a de Obregon, Priv. ............ D35 de Febrero ..................... E2-45 de Mayo ............................. E4AAlamos .................................J3Aldama ............................ G2-4Aldama, Priv. ........................ G4Almeira .................................J2Alvarez, Juan .................... H3-4Angeles, Felipe .................... F3Amda Lucia ........................... J2Antequera .............................J2Arroyo Ote., Priv. ................. C2*Arroyo Pte., Priv. ................. C2** Also see Ajijic WestBBlanco, Miguel .................... G4Bravo, Nicolas ..................... F4Brisas, Las ...................... D-E2Bugambilias .........................J3CCamino Real ................... H1-2Camino Real .................. H4-J5Cañadas, Las ........... G-1-2, H1Cardenas, Lazaro ............. G-J2Cardenas, Prol. Lazaro ....... H2Carranza ,Venustiano .... F2, G2Carretera .......................... A-K3Carretera Ote. ................... F-K3Carretera Pte. ................... A-F3Castellanos, Marcos ........ F2-3Colmenar .............................. J2Colón ................................ F2-3Constitución .................... F-H4Corona, Ramón ....... F3-4, J-K5Cuitzeo ................................. C3

DDel Paseo ......................... E-F4EEmiliano Zapata ............ E2-H3FFlores Magón ................... C3-4Flores, Magón, Priv. .............C3Flores, Angel ..................... E-F2Flores, Angel, Priv. ............... E2Flores, De las ...................... A3Flores, Priv. de las ............... B3GGaleana, H. .................... G2-F4Guerra, Donato .................... G4HHacienda, Cjón. De La .... C2-3Hidalgo ............................ D-F3Huerta, De la ....................... C2IIndependencia ................ D-F4Independencia, Priv. ............ E4JJacarandas ........................... J3Jin Xi, Blvd. ....................... I3-J4Juan Manuel .................... G-H4Juárez ............................... F2-4Juárez, Priv. ....................... E-F2LLibertad................... D3-4, K4-5Libertad, Priv. ....................... K5Libramiento a GDL. ........... K3*Linda Vista ....................... C3-4Linda Vista, Priv. .................. C4* Also see San AntonioMMadero, Fco. I. .....................G4Madero, Priv. Fco. I. .............. G4Málaga .................................. J2Manglar, Del .........................C2Manglar, Priv. del .................. C2Mina, Fco. Javier .............. G2-4Minas, Cjón. de las .......... B-C2Mineros, De los ............... B-C2Mineros, Cda. de los ........... C2Montaña, Cjón. la ................. B2


AJIJIC (Cont.)San Pablo ......................... A4-5San Pedro ............................ A4Santa Monica ....................... H2Serdán, Aquiles ................... E3Serdán, Csa. Aquiles ........... E3Sotogrande ....................... J1-2TTabachines ........................... J3Tempisque ....................... E2-3

Tépalo, Cjón. al ............... G1-2Tio Domingo ........................ B4Tio Domingo, Priv. ............... B4Torremolinos ........................ J2Torres, J. Antonio ............. D-E2VVentanales ......................... I-H2Via de la Loma .................K3-4Via de Santiago ............... H1-2Victoria, Guadalupe ......... F-H3Victoria, Gpe. 1a Priv ........... G3Victoria, Gpe, 2a Priv. ........... H3Villa Martín ............................ J2Villa, Francisco ................ C-D3Villa Francisco, Priv. .............D3ZZapata, Emiliano ........... E2-H3Zapata, Priv. Emiliano ...... H2-3Zaragoza, Ignacio .............B-F3Zaragoza, Priv. .....................D3

AJIJIC WEST(Ajijic to San Juan Cosalá,including El Bajio, La Canacinta,La Cristina, Lomas Chapinaya,Los Arroyos, Los Sabinos, etc.)See Map Pages 30-31

A-LArroyo Nte ............................H1Alseseca, Calle ................... H3Arroyo Norte, Priv. .................H1Arroyo Nte .......................... H-I1Arroyos Sur, Los ................ H-I1Azucena ............................... F4Camino Al Rincón ........H1-2, I2Camino Real ...........................Cerro Colorado ........................Charales, Los ................... B4-5Colorín, El ............................ A5Garzas, Las ..................... D4-5Lirio ................................ F4, G3Loma Escondida .............. B3-4M-ZMojonera Nte ............. B2, C1-4Mojonera Sur ................... C4-5Ocampo ...................................Paseo del Lago ......... F4, G3-4Playa Escondida .................H3Playa Escondida, Priv. .......... I3Puerta Nueva, La .................. I3

Rancho Nuevo .................. B4-5Rincón, El ............................ H1Rio Condor ........................... I1Rio Maracaibo ...................... I1Rio Orinoco ........................... I1Rio Orinoco. Priv. .................. I2Rio Paraná ........................... I1Rio Plata ............................... I1Sabinos, Los ....................... H2Tequiote, El ........................... I2Urrea .................................. H-I3Villa Bugambilia .............. C4-5Villa Lucerna ......................... I2Villas La Canacinta ......... G3-4Zapota, Cjon. de la ............ I1-2

CHAPALA(Including Colinas de Chapala,El Mirador, La Cascada, LasRedes, Lomas Cuatas, etc.)See Map Pages 36-37

No.1° del Cerrito ....................... D52° del Cerrito ....................... C55 de Mayo .......................... E5-75 de Mayo, Priv. .................... E6AAcapulco ........................... F5-6Acapulco, Callejon .............. F6Aguascalientes ................ D4-6Aguascalientes, Prol. .......... D5Alacranes ............................. F5Alacranes, Priv. .................... F5Allende, Ignacio ............... D3-4Alvaro Obregón ................ D2-4Angeles, Felipe .................... E3Antonio Bravo ....................... D2Aquiles Serdán .................... D6Artesanos, Priv. .............. C2-D1Artículo 27 ...................... A2-C3Artículo 27, Priv. .................... B2Azaleas ................................ H3BBravo, Antonio ...................... D2Bravo, Nicolás ..................... F5Bugambilias, Las ................ G3CCanal ................................... B6Canoas .............................E2-3Cárdenas, Lázaro ...........A1-B2Cárdenas, Lázaro, Priv. ....... B2Cárdenas, Lázaro, Prol. ...... B2Carranza, Venustiano .....E3-F3Cascada, La .................. B3-C3Cerrito, 1a del ...................... D5Cerrito, 2a del ...................... C5Chacaltita ............................. E2Chapalac ............................. C4Charales, Av. de los ......... F-G4Chávez, Ramón ................... C4

Chinchorro ........................ E1-2Chinchorros, Rio ................. E2Colina de Chap, Circ. ...... C2-3Colina del Manglár ........ C3-D2Colinas de las Chalanas .... D2Colinas, Priv. ............................Colosio, Luis D. ............... B-C3Constitución ........................ B2Corona, Paseo Ramón . C6-E7Crowe, Callejón Mr. ............. B5Cruz, Callejón a la ............... D6Cuatro Milpas, Las ........ B4-C5Cuautéhmoc ........................ D3Cuautéhmoc, Priv. ............... D4DDegollado ...................... C5-F6Degollado, Priv. de .............. E5Diosa Machis ....................... E2EElias Calles, Plutarco ...... C2-3Estación, Av. la ................. G-F5FFco. De Sales ...................... F2Felipe Angeles ..................... E3GGaleana ............................... D6Gallareta, La ........................ G4Gardenias ............................ G3Garza, La ............................. G5Gaviotas, Las ....................... G4Gigantes ........................... A-B4Gómez Farías ................ C3-B4González Gallo, Av. ......... E7-H4Guerrero ......................... E6-F5Guerrero Ote., Priv. .............. F6Guerrero Pte., Priv. ............... E5Guerrero, Vicente ............ E6-F5Guizar, Av. Pepe ................ F-G4HHernández R. Profa. ............ E3Hidalgo, Av. .................... A5-D6Hijos Ausentes (Plaza) ........ D6IIgnacio Allende ................ D3-4Isla de los Alacranes ........ E2-3Isla del Presidio .................. E2Iztlacatoeoti .......................... E2JJacarandas, Las ............. F-G3Juárez ............................ E4-D7LLaureles, Los .................. G-H3Lázaro Cárdenas ............ A1-B2Limón, El ............................. B4Lindavista ...................... D1-F2Lirios, Los ...................... F4-G5López Cotilla .................... D-F6López Cotilla Pte. ................. D6López Cotilla Ote ............. D-F6López Cotilla, Priv. ............... E6López Mateos .................. B-C1Lourdes, Av...................... A6-B6

MMadero, Fco. I. ................. B-C2Madero, Av. Fco. I. ............. D1-6Madero, Av. Fco. I. .....................Madero, Priv. Fco. I. .......... D4-5Maestros, Priv. Los ........... E2-3Magnolia, Cjon..................... B5Maguey, Cjon. ...................... D4Malecón ........................... D-E7Manzanillo ............................ D5Manzanillo, Priv. ................ F5-6Marcella ............................... B5Martínez, Miguel ............... C-F5Martínez, Priv. Miguel ........... D5Martínez, Prol. Miguel ....... A-C4Mezcala ................................ G5Miguel Martínez ................ C-F5Mónaco ............................. A-B5Morelos ............................ D-E6Moreno, Pedro ................. E-G5Moreno, Priv. Pedro .............. E4Muro, Cjon. del .................... D6NNardos, Los ...................... F2-3Navarro R., José ............... E4-5Navarro, Raúl ....................... E5Nicolás Bravo ...................... F5Niños Héroes ................ D6-E7Niza .................................. A-C5OObeliscos, Los ................ F-G3Obregón Alvaro ............... D2-4Obregón, Priv. ...................... D4Ortis de Dominguez, J. .... C-D3Ortis de Dom., Priv. .......... D2-3PPalma, La ............................ C4Palma, De La .................... F3-4Palmas, Las .................. C3, F3Palmas, Av. las .............. F3-H3Palomas, Las ................ B5-C6Palomas, Cjon. las .............. C6Parota .............................. F-G3Parota, Priv. La .................. F3-4Paseo Ramón Corona .. C6-E7Patos, Av. los .................... F-G4Paz, La ........................... C1-D2Paz, Priv. la ....................... D1-2Paz, Prol. la .......................... C1Pepe Guizar, Av. ................ F-G4Pescadores ...................... E-F2Pilar, Priv. el .......................... B4Pino Suárez ................... C3-D4Pino Suárez, Priv. ................. D4Pino Suárez, Prol. ................ D4Pipila, Colina ................... C-D1Puerta del Horno ................. C2RRamos Millán ...................... D2Ramos Millán, Priv. .............. D2Rayo Suárez, Juan .............. E3Real ................................. C3-4



Real, Fernando .................... F5Redes, Av. de las ............. F-G4Reforma ......................... B3-C2Ribera, Av. la .................. G4-H3Romero de V., Flavio ...... E5-F6Rosales ............................ B1-2Rosas, Encarnación ........... D6Rosas, Juventino ........... B1-D2Rosas, Las ...................... F-G3SSabino, Cjon. del ............. D5-6Sabinos, Los .................... B4-5San José .......................... B1-2San Juan ............................. B2San Marcos .......................... D5San Miguel, .......................... D5Santa Maria .......................... B2Santana, José ..................... F5Sauz, El ................................ B4Segunda .............................. E3Serdán, Aquiles ................... D6Silva P., Prof. Teófilo .............. f4TTemoztli ............................. E1-2Tepehua ........................... C-D4Tepehua, Priv. ...................... C4Tepic ................................ C-D5Terraza de Lourdes ............. A5Tizoc ................................. C3-4Tlayoli ................................... E1Tonatiuh ............................ E-F2Tulipanes ............................. F2VVenustiano Carranza ...... E3-F3Vereda .............................. B-C1Vicario, Leona .................. D-E4Villa, Francisco ................ D-E3Villa, Priv. Fco. ...................... D3Vista del Lago ...................... E2Vista Hermosa .............. E1-D2Vista, La ........................... D4-5Vista, Av. La .................... C3-D4Vista, Priv. la ................... C4-D4Vista, Prol. la ........................ C4XXicomaxtle ........................ E-F2Xitiomati ............................ E1-2ZZapata, Emiliano ............. D1-3Zaragoza ........................... F1-4Zaragoza Nte. ................... F3-4Zaragoza Sur .................... E4-7Zaragoza, 1o Priv. ................ E4Zaragoza, Priv. ..................... E4

Chapala MunicipioCHAPALA HACIENDAS(Including Brisas de Chap.)See Map Page 38

A-LAguilla, Calle del ................. D1

Alondra, Calle de la ............. D2Brisas .................................. C1Brisas del Lago ............. B1-C2Brisas Nte. ...................... A1-B1Brisas Ote. ........................ A1-2Brisas Pte. ........................... A1Brisas Sur ......................... A1-2Cardenal, Calle del ......... C2-3Chambergo ......................... D2Cierzo ................................ B1-2Cisnes, Los ..................... D2-3Codornices, C. de las ... D2-F1Colibrí, Calle del .................. D1Condor, Calle del ............. C2-3Faisan .................................. D2Flamenco, Calle del ........ C2-3Gaviotas ........................... D1-2Golondrina, Calle de ........... C2Halcón, Calle del ................. D1N-ZNiebla .................................. B1Nube .................................... A1Pajaro Azul ................. C2-3, D3Pajaro de Fuego .... C2-3, D2-3Paloma ............................ C2-3Pelicano, Calle del .............. C3Perico ................................... D3Rocio ................................... A1Ruiseñor, Calle del .............. D2Tordo, Calle del ............... D-E2Tormenta ............................. A1Viento ................................... A1

IXTLAHUACANde los Membrillos(Including Villas de Ixtla-huacán, etc.)See Map Page 39

No.12 de Octubre .................. B5-615 de Marzo ........................ B616 de Septiembre ........... B-C625 de Julio .......................... B65 de Febrero .................... B6-75 de Mayo............................ B6A-DAbasolo............................... B7Acueducto Ote. ............... D-E5Acueducto ....................... A-C5Aldama ............................... C6Allende ................................ D6Antonio Bravo ...................... C7Ayuntamiento ...................... B6Chirimoyo ........................... D7Cristobal Colón ............... B6-7Cuauhtémoc ................... C-D7Del Trabajo ..................... C-D6E-HExtramuros ...................... A5-6Fco. Glez. Bocanegra ...... B6-7

Fco. I. Madero ................. C-D6Fco. Javier Mina .................. C7Garcia Herrera .................... B6Guzmán .............................. C7Higalgo ........................... C5-7Higuera ............................... D7Honda ............................. B-C7I-LIndependencia ............... B-C6Iturbide ............................ D-E6José Antonio Torres ............ B7Juárez ............................. C6-7Laja, La ............................... C7Libertad............................... C6Loma Alta ............................ D7Loma Ancha ........................ D7Loma Baja .......................... D7Loma Bonita ....................... D7Loma Bonita ....................... D7Loma Real .......................... D7López Rayón ....................... C7M-PMagistereal ...................... B5-6Mamey ............................ D6-7Mango ................................. C7Matamoros ................... C6-D5Membrillo ............................ D7Morelos ........................... C-D6Niños Heroes ............... C7-D6Obregón (Aguillas) ........ A5-B6Obregón, Alvarez ........... A5-C6Ojo de Agua ........................ B7Q-TPablo Zedillo .................. C-D6Pipila ................................... D6Porfirio Diaz .................. D6-E7Ramón Corona............... B-C5Ramos Milan ...................... C6Rev. Mexicano ..................... C5Santiago ......................... C5-7Sarcófago ....................... C5-6Topacio ........................... C-D7Tulipanes ......................... B5-6U-ZVicente Guerrero ............ C-D6Zaragoza ....................... B6-C7Zaragoza, Priv. .................... B7Zopote ................................. D7

Ixtlahuacán Municipio.AGUA ESCONDIDASee Map Page 39

A-BAgua Azul ............................ D4Agua Caliente ............... C3-D4Agua Clara .......................... C4Agua Dulce ......................... D4Agua Marina ........................ D4Agua Prieta ......................... D4Agua Profunda .................... D4Agua Termal ....................... D4


Arcoiris, Av. ...................... D-E2C-DCentellas, Av. de Las .......... E2Cielo Azul, Av. ...................... E1Cielo Azul, Blvd. ............... D-E1Cielo Boreal ........................ E2Cielo Escondido ................. E2Cielo Escondido, Blvd. ....... E1Cielo Gris, Blvd. .................. E2Cielo Rojo, Blvd. ............. D-E2Del Sol, Av. ....................... E-F1Del, Sol, Av. ......................... E1E-LEstrellas, Blvd de Las ..... E1-2Jupiter, Av. ......................... E-F1Lago Cajititlán ................ B-C3Lago de Chapala, Av. .... C3-E2Luceros. Av. ......................... E1Luna, Av. de La ................. E-F1M-POjo de Agua .................... C-E3Paseo del Lago, Av. ...... A2-C4Periferico AE Este ......... D4-E3Periferico AE Nte. ............ B-E2Periferico AE Sur ........... A2-D4Pto. Acapulco .................. B-C3Pto. Alegre ........................ B2-3Pto. Alvaral ....................... B2-3Pto. Canela ...................... B2-3Pto. Manzanillo ............... C2-3Pto. Marquez .................... B2-3Pto. Mazatlán .................. C2-3Pto. Mexico ....................... B2-3Pto. Peñasco ......... C2-3, D2-3Pto. Progreso .................. B-C3Pto. Vallarta ..................... C2-4Pto. Veracruz ................... C2-3Puerto Chico .................... A-B2Q-RRio Amacuzac ................. D-E2Rio Amarillo ..................... E2-3Rio Ameca ...................... C-D3Rio Atoyoc ........................... E3Rio Balsas ...................... C-D3Rio Blanco ...................... D-E2Rio Bravo ......................... E2-3Rio Conchos .................. D2-3Rio Escondido .................... D4Rio Guero ........................... D3Rio Lerma ....................... C-E3Rio Michoacán .................... D3Rio Nayarit .......................... D2Rio Panuco ......................... D2Rio Panuco, Prol. ................ D3Rio Purificación .............. D-E3Rio Suchiate ................... C-D2Rio Tequila ......................... E3Rio Tuxpan ......................... D2Rio Verde ............................ D2Rio Yaqui ........................ D2-3S-ZSol, Av. del ........................... E1


Venus, Av. ......................... E-F2Via Lactea ........................... E2

JOCOTEPEC(Including Las Fuentes,Nestipac, Roca Azul)See Map Pages 28-29

No.16 de Septiembre .............. I-J21° de Mayo .................. D5-6,E55 de Mayo .............................D320 de Noviembre ............. C1-3AAbasolo (Plaza) ................... F3Ajijic .................................. C6-7Aldama Ote. ..................... F-H2Aldama Pte. ...................... E-F2Aldama, Priv. ........................H2Allende .............................. F2-3Angeles ................................G2Anima Sola ....................... B2-3Arana Ote., Miguel ............. H-I4Arana, Miguel ................... F-G4Arana, Priv. Miguel ................ J4Atun ...................................... C7Azaleas, Av. .......................... C4BBravo Sur, Nicolás ........... G3-5Bravo, Priv. Nicolás ..................CCaracól ................................D7Cárdenas, Lázaro ............ D1-3Cárdenas, Lázaro ...... D1-3, G3Carpa, Av. de la .............. B6-C7Carranza, Venustiano ...... C-D2Chapala ........................... C6-7Chapala, Priv........................ C7Chapultepec Pte. ............. C-D5Chapultepec, Av. .................. A5Charales .......................... C-D7Checa ..................... G6-7, K1-2Churubusco ..................... D4-6Colón Nte., Cristobal ......... I2-3Colón Sur, Cristobal .......... I3-4Colón, Priv. Cristobal ............ I2

Corona, Ramón ................ E-F3Cosala .............................. B6-7DDegollado ......................... F3-4Degollado Ote. ................ E-G3Degollado Pte. ................. D2-3Delfin ................................... C7Donato Guerra ................. D-F5EEscutia, Priv. Juan ............... D3FFaro, El ................................ E7Filósofos ........................... E-F2GGaleana, H. ..............................González Ortega Sur ....... G4-5González Ortega, Priv. .......... H3González Ortega, Prol. ..... G2-3Guadalupe, Priv. .................. G2Guerrero ........................ C4-H5Guerrero Ote., Vicente ..... B-D5HHidalgo ............................. F3-4Hidalgo Nte. ...................... F1-3Hidalgo Sur ....................... E4-6IIndependencia Nte. .......... E2-3Independ. Nte., Priv. de .... D-E4Independencia Sur ........... E2-5Invierno ............................ C-E1Iturbide ............................. C-E2JJavier Mina ..................... C1-E3Juárez Ote. ....................... F-H4Juárez Pte. ..................... D3-E4Juárez, Priv. .......................... E4LLázaro Cárdenas ....... D1-3, G3Libertad .............................. I-J2Libertad, Priv. ........................ I2Limie, Calle ...................... J1-2López Rayón .....................E2-3MMaestros Ote., Av. ............. F-G2Maestros Pte., Av. .............. E-F2Malecón ................................ J4

Marlin ................................... C7Matamoros Nte. ............... G1-2Matamoros Sur ................. F3-7Matamoros, Priv. ............... F4-5Mina, Javier .................... C1-E3Morelos Ote. ..................... G-J3Morelos Pte. .................... C-F3Morelos, Priv. ...................... C2Morelos, Prol. ................ C2-E3Moreno, Pedro ................ G2-3Moreno Sur, Pedro .......... G3-5NNardos ................................ C4Nestipac .............................. J2Niños Heroes Nte. ....... D3-E2Niños Heroes Sur .......... D3-4OOrquideas ........................... C5Ortiz Dominguez Nte. .....F1-E3Ortiz de Dom., Prol. ..................Otoño ............................ C1-E2PPaseo de las Azucenas ...........Paseo de las Gardenias .... C4Paseo de las Orquideas .... C5Paseo de las Rosas ....... B4-5Paseo de las Violetas .... C3-4Paseo de los Claveles ... C3-4Paseo de los Nardos ......... C4Pedro Moreno ................. G2-3Pedro Moreno Sur, .......... G3-5Pez Bagre ........................... D7Pez Vela .............................. D7Porvenir ............................. I1-3Primavera Pte. ................ C-D2RRayon .................................. E2Republica ........................... D7Ribera de Agua ................. I2-3Ribera de Agua, Prol. ....... J-K2Ribera del Lago ................ I4-5Rico ................................... I2-3Roca Azul ........................ C-E7SSalmon ............................... C7Santana Ote., José ......... E-H4Santana Pte., José ......... D-E4Santana, Prol. José ........ C-D3TTiburón ............................... C7Triana, Priv. de Rodrigo ........I5Trucha ................................. D7VVerano ........................... C1-E2Verano, Priv. ........................ E2Victoria Nte., Gpe. ............ F2-4Victoria Sur, Gpe .............. F4-5Villa, Francisco ...... C1-2, D1-3Villa, Francisco, Priv. ........... D6ZZapata, Emiliano ................ E5Zaragoza, Calle .................. D4

Zaragoza Nte. ................. D1-3Zaragoza Sur .................. D3-4Zaragoza, Priv. .................... D3

Jocotepec Mpio.EL CHANTESee Map Page 29

A-LAllende ................................ H7Brisa del Lago .................... H6Castillo del Chante ............. H6Chueca ..................... G6-7, K2Cuauhtémoc ................... I7-K6Cuauhtemoc, Cjon. ............ K6Cuitlahuac ........................... J7Fuentes, Las ................ G5-H6Huazoyo ................................I7M-ZMaya, Cjon. ....................... I6-7Moctezuma .......................... J7Morelos ............................. F-I7Playa del Sol .................... J5-6Playas de la Laguna ........... J6Ribera del Lago ............... F-J7Vista del Chante ............. G-H6Xochitl .............................. J6-7Zarahemia .......................... H5

SAN ANTONIOTlayacapán(Including Chula Vista, ChulaVista Norte, Libramiento area,Mirasol, etc.)See Map Page 34-35

AAcapulco ............................ D2Alamos ........................... A-B4Allen W. Lloyd .................. B3-4Angeles, Los ..................... E6Arrayan ............................ A-B3Arroyo, Del ......................... D5BBaja California ................... C2Bandera, La .................... A-B5Barra de Navidad....................Buena Vista, Priv. de .......... H5Bugambilias, Av. ................ E5CCancun .............................. C2Castellanos, Marcos ......... B6Chihuahua ......................... D2Chula Vista .................... C-D5Ciruelos, Los .................. A-B4Colima ............................... C2Colina, La .................... A2, B2Colón ................................. K5Colón, Priv. ......................... A5Corona, Av. Ramón .........A-C5Corona, Priv. Ramón ......... C5Corona, Prol. Ramón ........ D6



DDurango ............................. D2FFicus ............................... A-B4Fresno, Del ........................ C4Fresno, Priv. del ................. D4Fuentes, Las ..........................GGarcía, Jesús ................. B5-6García Nte., Jesús .......... C3-4García, Priv. de Jesús .... B-C3Gaviotas, Las ...................... J5Golf, Priv. del ................... E-F4González Gallo ............... B4-5Guadalajara ....................... C2Guamúchil ......................... B4HHidalgo, Av. .................. G5-K6Higos ................................. A3IIndependencia ............... B4-6JJacarandas ..................... A3-4Jacarandas, Priv. ............... F4Jalisco ........................... C-E2Jarales, Priv. los .....................Jardines ......................... C-D4Jardines, Priv. .................... D4LLibertad ........................... A4-5Libertad, Priv. ..................... A5Libramiento a GDL ....... A4-K1Limones ............................ B4Lirios, Av. Los ..................... E5Lloyd, Allen W. ................. B3-4MMalvas, Av. .......................... E6Manglar, El ......................... H7Manzanillo .......................... D2Mirasol, Av. ...................... E5-6Montaña, La ....................... B2Monte, Del ...................... C-D4Monte, Priv. del ................ D3-4Monte, Prol. del .................. D3NNaranjos ............................ B4

Nayarit ................................ C2Nimbus, Circ. ..................... A2Nubes, Av. La .................. A2-3OOlivos, Los ......................... H5PParque, Av. del ............... C-D4Parque Ote, Del ................. C4Parque Pte., Del ................ C4Paseo de la Vista ...................Paseo de las Peñas ...... E-F4Paseo del Conejo .......... C5-6Paseo del Golf ................ D-F4Paseo del Lago .............. D-F6Paseo Jacarandas ......... E-F4Paz, Av. La ....................... C6-7Paz, La ............................ A-B6Paz, Priv. de la .................... C7Paz, Prol. La ................... C-D6Peñas, Paseo de las ...... E-F4Pescadores ........................ J6Pilar, Av. del ..................... E6-7Pintores, De los .............. E-F6Puebla ............................... C2QQuintana Roo .................... D1RRedondo, Del ................ C-D4Relámpago, Av. ............... A2-3Ribera, Av. de la ................. D7Roble, Del .......................... C4SSan Antonio .................... D-E6San Diego ....................... E5-6San Francisco ................... E6San Jorge ........................ I6-7San José ............... A5-6, B4-5San Lucas ................... G6-H5San Luis ......................... E-F5San Luis, Priv. .................... F5San Marcos ...................... H-I6San Mateo ....................... G5-6San Pablo ....................... F5-6San Pedro ....................... F5-6San Vicente ..................... J5-6Santa Clara (Lomas) ........... I5

Santa Clara (Mirasol) ........ D6Santa Claudia .................... D6Santa Cristina ...................... I5Santa Fe ............................ D6Santa Isabel .................... H-I6Santa Margarita .............. G-J5Santa Mónica ............... E6-D7Sierra, Av. de la ............... B1-3Sinaloa .............................. E2TTabachin ............................ A4Tabachines .....................D5-6Tabasco ............................. E2Taxco .................................. D1Tules del Nte., Los ............ H7Tules Ote., Los .................. H7Tules Pte., Los .................. H7Tulipanes, Av. los ............... E5VVallarta ............................... D2Velázquez, Ramón ............. C5Veracruz ....................... C1-E2Via de la Colina ................. A2Via de la Loma .............. B-C2Via del Valle ....................... B3Vista, Paseo De la .......... E-F4Vista, Priv. de la.................. E3ZZacatecas .......................... D2


Zapata, Priv. Emiliano ........ B6

SAN JUANCosalá(Including Raquet Club)See Map Page 30-31

No.5 de Mayo ........................... E2A-DAlfonso García ................... H2Arthur Ashe ...................... I2-3Billy Jean King ................H 2 - 3Bjorn Borg .......................I 1 - J 2Cardenal Nte., Del .......... G 2 - 3Cardenal Sur, Del ........ G 3 - F 4Convivencia .........................I 3Cordoba ............................. B 2Cris Evert ........................... G 2Cuauhtémoc ................... E 2 - 3Dominguillo, Priv. el ........ E - F 2E-LElena Subirats .................... G 2Galeana .......................... E 2 - 3Guadalupe Victoria ....... D2-E1Guillermo Villas ............... H1-2Hidalgo ............................ F2-3Illie Natashe ......................... I1


SAN JUAN (Cont.)Independencia Sur .......... G3-4Iturbide Sur ...................... F3-4Jack Kramer .................... J-K1Jimmy Connors ................ H-I2Joaquin Loyo ....................... J1Juárez Nte. .......................... G3Juárez Sur ........................ G3-4López Cotilla Sur .......... H3-G4Lorenzo Gallardo ................ H2Luis Baraldo ..................... ...J1M-PMadero, Fco. I. ..................... F3Manuel Orantes ............... H1-2Marcelo Lara ........................ J1Margaret Court ................... I-J2Matamoros ......................... D3Mendoza Nte., ............... G3-H2Mina .................................... D2Morelos Ote. ................. G3-H4Morelos Pte. ......................... F3Narciso Mendoza Sur. ..... G3-4Pancho González............. H-J1Paseo de la Loma ................ F-2Paz Ote, La ..........................G-I4Paz Pte., La ....................D3-F4Porfirio Diaz ................... E - H 3Puerta, La ........................ C1-2

Q-TRafael Osuna ................... H-J2Raul Ramírez .................. I1-H3Richard Vincent, ............... H-I1Roberto Chavez .................. J 1Rod Laver ........................ H - I 2Rotaría, Priv. ........................ D 3Tacuba ............................ E2-3Toña Prado ......................... H 2Toño Palafox, .................. I1-H2U-ZUltreya ................................... I 3Vicente Guerrero ............ F 2 - 3Vicente Guerrero, Priv. ....... F 3Vicente Guerrero Sur ......... F 3Vicente Zarazúa ................... J 1William Tilden ................... H-I1Zaragoza Pte. ................... B-E2

SAN NICOLASde IbarraSee Map Page 38

A-LAldama ........................... C-D6Aldama, Priv. ....................... C6Allende ............................ C-D7Hidalgo ............................... D7

Independencia ................... C6Juárez ............................. C6-7LibertadC-D7Loma Dorada ..................... C6M-ZMadero, Fco. I. ................ C6-7Morelos ........................... C-D6Obregón .............................. C7Ramón Corona................... C6Real ................................ C-F6Recreo ............................ D6-7Reyes, Alberto ..................... D7Venegas, Jesús .................. C6Zaragoza ............................. D7

SANTA CRUZde la SoledadSee Map Page 38

No.28 de Febrero .................. A-B55 de Mayo ......................... A-B5A-HAldama ................................ A5Calvario............................ A-B5Cárdenas, Lázaro ............ A5-6Carranza, Venustiano ...... A-B5

Fco. Villa .......................... B5-6Hidalgo ............................ A4-6I-ZIndependencia ................ A-B5Juárez .............................. A-B5Loma, La ............................ B5López Cotilla .................... A4-5Madero, Fco. I. .....................A5Rivera, Ricardo ................... B5Zapata, Emiliano ........... A5-B6

VISTA del LAGOSee Map Page 38

Alta Vista Ote. ................... E-F4Alta Vista Pte. ...................... E4Conejos, Los ...................... E4Glorieta ............................... E5Linda Vista ....................... E-F4Loma Vista ......................... E5Mirador ............................. E-F4Obregón .............................. E4Pajaros, Los ....................... E4Redonda .......................... E-F5Reyes, Los ......................... E4Vista del Lago Ote ........... F4-6.Vista del Lago Pte. ....... E4-D6



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