Michoacan Road Maps, Michoacan Road Condition Photos, & Highway RV Travel Itineraries
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Km |
Miles |
Road Item |
Road Summary |
| 0.0
(272.0) |
0.0
(169.0) |
Exit to Toluca
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If you're in Mexico City there are different ways to get here: Paseo de la Reforma, or Av. Constituyentes or highway Cuajimalpa-Naucalpan, the road makes all kinds of turns but it is well signalized. |
| 0.8
(271.2) |
0.5
(168.5) |
Toll gate
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The fare is $ 85.00, and from here you can choose go to the toll-free highway, So if you're a confident driver I recomend this second option, for just a few miles, this is the most expensive highway in the country. |
| 1.4
(270.5) |
0.9
(168.1) |
Border line
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At this point you're leaving Mexico city and into the State of Mexico |
| 5.0
(267.0) |
3.1
(165.9) |
Deviation to Huixquilucan
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Taking the toll free highway you'll find this deviation to the municipal of huixquilucan in the State of Mexico |
| 7.2
(264.7) |
4.5
(164.5) |
La Marquesa
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This is the end of the toll free highway and it integrates with the highway to Toluca. Also this is a great place to try some typical mexican specialities, all kind of 'quesadillas' and 'cecina' (a type of salty meat) a lot of people from the city come here por picnic, to ride horses and gocarts. |
| 8.0
(263.9) |
5.0
(164.0) |
Return exit
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| 11.6
(260.4) |
7.2
(161.8) |
Return exit
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Along the road you'll find restaurants with great specialities, this return exits are very useful for those that just come this far to eat |
| 14.8
(257.2) |
9.2
(159.8) |
Gas Station No. 5126
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| 16.7
(255.2) |
10.4
(158.6) |
Return Exit
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| 19.2
(252.8) |
11.9
(157.1) |
Gas Station No. 4990
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At this point besides the Gas Station you will find an Outlet, with many different stores and movies theater. |
| 21.1
(250.9) |
13.1
(155.9) |
Gas station No. 4531
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| 22.0
(249.9) |
13.7
(155.3) |
Paseo Tollocan
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After a bridge, you are entering into the city of Toluca, the capital of the State of Mexico. This Avenue, Paseo Tollocan, will take you straight to downtown. It is a fast way, with hotels and restaurants along the sides, as well as many factories. |
| 23.3
(248.6) |
14.5
(154.5) |
Deviation to San Mateo Atenco
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San Mateo Atenco is a comunity where the industrial zone is established. |
| 31.4
(240.6) |
19.5
(149.5) |
Deviation to Guadalajara-Morelia
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It is a turn to the right after following Paseo Tollocan, this turn is well signalized and you will be driving with all kind of trucks and buses for a while. |
| 38.8
(233.2) |
24.1
(144.9) |
Exit Toluca
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Here you will find a deviation to Taxco and Ixtapan, and you will cross a rail road. |
| 41.8
(230.1) |
26.0
(143.0) |
Gas Station No. 3303
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| 48.8
(223.2) |
30.3
(138.7) |
Railroad crossing
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After this point you'll be heading to Atlacomulco and with the feeling to be on the road again after passing trough Toluca with all it's traffic and lightsigns. This is a free highway in very good conditions. |
| 51.7
(220.3) |
32.1
(136.9) |
Toll gate
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The toll fare is $22.00 and the extra axle has an extra fare of $11.00. Here you can find a snack shop and restrooms. |
| 68.1
(203.9) |
42.3
(126.7) |
Return to Toluca
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A deviation back to Toluca on a free highway. |
| 71.0
(201.0) |
44.1
(124.9) |
Gas Station No. 4929
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And a deviation to Ixtlahuaca. |
| 72.7
(199.2) |
45.2
(123.8) |
Exit to Ixtlahuaca
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| 77.6
(194.4) |
48.2
(120.8) |
Exit to Jilotepec
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| 80.0
(192.0) |
49.7
(119.3) |
Pasteje
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A small rural village with a very important land and cattle farm |
| 84.5
(187.5) |
52.5
(116.5) |
Gas Station No. 943
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| 88.0
(183.9) |
54.7
(114.3) |
Mavoro
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Mavoro and San Cristobal de los Banos, two small comunities. |
| 91.7
(180.2) |
57.0
(112.0) |
Return Exit
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And bus stop. |
| 93.3
(178.6) |
58.0
(111.0) |
Gas Station No. 6523
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|
| 95.8
(176.2) |
59.5
(109.5) |
Toll Gate
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The toll fare is $22.00 and the extra axle has an extra fare of $11.00. Here you can find a snack shop and restrooms and gas station No. 4878. |
| 99.0
(173.0) |
61.5
(107.5) |
Shopping mall
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There is a gas station No. 4983,and a little farther gas station No. 5738, in the mall besides the stores there are banks and restaurants. |
| 102.0
(169.9) |
63.4
(105.6) |
Traffic lights
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Here you need to turn to the right, a little ahead is the gas station No. 4051. |
| 104.8
(167.2) |
65.1
(103.9) |
Deviation to Queretaro
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You need to make a U turn and take the deviation heading to Maravatio, going straight you go to San Juan del Rio and Queretaro. |
| 108.1
(163.8) |
67.2
(101.8) |
Toll Gate
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The toll fare is $27.00 and the extra axle has an extra fare of $13.00. Here you can find a snack shop and restrooms |
| 123.4
(148.5) |
76.7
(92.3) |
Gas station No. 4052
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Here is a deviation to small village named San Juanico Temascalcingo. |
| 126.5
(145.5) |
78.6
(90.4) |
State Border
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The state border line between State of Mexico and state of Michoacan. |
| 133.6
(138.4) |
83.0
(86.0) |
Exit to Tepetongo
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Is a watering place, with pools and toboggans. |
| 138.7
(133.2) |
86.2
(82.8) |
Toll Gate
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The toll fare is $27.00 and the extra axle has an extra fare of $13.00. Here you can find a snack shop and restrooms |
| 151.6
(120.4) |
94.2
(74.8) |
Pottery market
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Beautifula and colorful flowerpots, dishes set and clay ornaments at a very low price. |
| 169.8
(102.2) |
105.5
(63.5) |
Deviation to Maravatio
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By the road there is a hotel, restaurants and the gas station No. 4776. |
| 191.8
(80.1) |
119.2
(49.8) |
Exit to Los Azufres
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This exit it leads to Ucareo, Jerahuaro, small villages where thy specialized in fruit wine. and to Los Azufres and Laguna larga a nacional park with hot water springs. |
| 196.3
(75.6) |
122.0
(47.0) |
view stop
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A nice spot to rest and have a picnic and ejoy the view. |
| 198.3
(73.7) |
123.2
(45.8) |
Toll gate
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The toll fare is $80.00 and the extra axle has an extra fare of $35.00. {for those that have a camper} Here you can find a snack shop and restrooms, a gas station and a deviation to Acambaro in the state of Guanajuato and Zinapecuaro in Michoacan. |
| 247.8
(24.1) |
154.0
(15.0) |
Deviation to Morelia
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By staying on the highway you go to Guadalajara, in the state of Jalisco, so take the deviation over the bridge to go to Morelia. At the righ you can see laguna de Cuitzeo, a very large body of water but in not deep. |
| 249.9
(22.0) |
155.3
(13.7) |
Gas station No. 5444
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| 252.0
(20.0) |
156.6
(12.4) |
Cuto del Porvenir
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Is a small village along the road, where you can buy regional candy. |
| 254.9
(17.1) |
158.4
(10.6) |
Pemex plant
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And deviation to La Concepción, another small village. |
| 257.5
(14.5) |
160.0
(9.0) |
Return exit
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| 261.2
(10.8) |
162.3
(6.7) |
Tarimbaro
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Its name means 'place of willow trees' |
| 263.3
(8.7) |
163.6
(5.4) |
Return Exit
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| 265.5
(6.4) |
165.0
(4.0) |
Deviation to Moreli'a airport
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And gas station No. 6198 |
| 270.7
(1.3) |
168.2
(0.8) |
Morelia's fair
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|
| 272.0
(0.0) |
169.0
(0.0) |
Technological University of Morelia
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Now your trip is ending as you enter to the city, you will find a traffic light, going straight you go downtown, and either right or left to the periphery that goes around the city. To get a map, go to the link. |
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