Northern Mexico Road Maps, Northern Mexico Road Condition Photos, & Highway RV Travel Itineraries
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0.0
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Terminus Guadalajara, Jalisco Mexico Altitude: 5259 feet  |
The city of Guadalajara is the capital city in the state of Jalisco Mexico and is the second city of importance in Mexico. Guajalajara comes from the Arab 'Wad-al-hidjara', that means 'river that runs between rocks' and took it's name from the birth city of Nuño Beltrán de Guzmán, Spanish conqueror of this land. This city was the capital of New Galice kingdom.
Today for it's beauty is known as the city of the roses.
The Exit to Mexico city is from the Avenue Lazaro Cardenas passing under the bridge that goes to Tlaquepaque, Zapotlanejo Highway.
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| 0.0
(521.3) |
0.0
(323.9) |
Guadalajara, Jalisco Mexico Altitude: 5259 feet |
The city of Guadalajara is the capital city in the state of Jalisco Mexico and is the second city of importance in Mexico. Guajalajara comes from the Arab "Wad-al-hidjara", that means "river that runs between rocks" and took it's name from the birth city of Nuño Beltrán de Guzmán, Spanish conqueror of this land. This city was the capital of New Galice kingdom.
Today for it's beauty is known as the city of the roses.
The Exit to Mexico city is from the Avenue Lazaro Cardenas passing under the bridge that goes to Tlaquepaque, Zapotlanejo Highway.
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| 0.3
(521.0) |
0.2
(323.7) |
Guadalajara, Jalisco Mexico Altitude: 5269 feet |
Guadalajara is considered the Mexicanity cradle for the national concept of the "Charros" (horseman) and "Mariachi" (the Mexican music band) as well as for the Tequila, a national trademark spirit drink, and above all the kindness of it's people. |
| 3.5
(517.8) |
2.2
(321.8) |
Highway bridge to Tonalá, Jalisco Altitude: 5446 feet |
Highway bridge to Tonalá, Jalisco Mexico a village now engulfed By Guadalajara City is an oasis filled with music and tradition famous by the mastery of it's ceramics and pottery as a collective memories of this land. |
| 4.9
(516.4) |
3.0
(320.9) |
Second Highway bridge to Tonala, Jalisco Mexico Altitude: 5453 feet |
Second Highway bridge to Tonala, in the state of Jalisco Mexico. On Thursdays and Sundays is a huge street market where all the craftsmen sell at great prices was manufactured here. |
| 13.9
(507.4) |
8.6
(315.3) |
Highway U turn Altitude: 5023 feet |
Highway U turn near the city of Guadalajara, Jalisco Mexico |
| 16.0
(505.3) |
9.9
(314.0) |
Viewpoint stop by Fernando Espinoza Bridge Altitude: 4820 feet |
Fernando Espinoza's Bridge, viewpoint stop Jalisco Mexico |
| 16.2
(505.1) |
10.1
(313.9) |
Fernando Espinoza Bridge, Jalisco Mexico Altitude: 4642 feet |
Fernando Espinoza Bridge, Jalisco Mexico over Calderon river |
| 17.6
(503.7) |
10.9
(313.0) |
Highway intersection Altitude: 4908 feet |
Highway intersection a fork with highway 90 to Zapotlanejo, Jalisco Mexico and 15 to Morelia and Mexico city |
| 31.1
(490.2) |
19.3
(304.6) |
Creek bridge Altitude: 5013 feet |
Creek bridge |
| 33.6
(487.7) |
20.9
(303.1) |
Highway photo Altitude: 5230 feet  |
Highway photo. |
| 34.4
(486.9) |
21.4
(302.6) |
U turn bridge Altitude: 5331 feet |
U turn bridge |
| 42.0
(479.3) |
26.1
(297.8) |
La Cañada Dam Altitude: 5174 feet |
La Cañada Dam, Jalisco Mexico |
| 44.9
(476.4) |
27.9
(296.0) |
Zapotlan del rey waterfall, Jalisco Mexico Altitude: 5312 feet |
The Zapotlan del Rey waterfall, is known as El Salto de Zapotlan de Rey Jalisco Mexico. |
| 46.4
(474.9) |
28.8
(295.1) |
Highway deviation to Zapotitlan del Rey, Jalisco Mexico Altitude: 5079 feet |
The town of Zapotitlan del Rey, in the state of Jalisco Mexico gains it's name from the nahuatl word Tzapotlán that means place where many zapote fruit grow. Places to visit are the main plaza, the Parroquia de Nuestra Señora del Socorro; where in the last Sunday of October the most important festivity is celebrated. |
| 66.1
(455.2) |
41.1
(282.9) |
Toll booth Octotlan Jalisco Mexico Altitude: 5138 feet |
Toll booth and deviation to the village of Octotlan Jalisco Mexico |
| 66.1
(455.2) |
41.1
(282.9) |
San Martin de Zula Village, Jalisco Mexico Altitude: 5125 feet |
San Martin de Zula Village, Jalisco Mexico |
| 67.3
(454.0) |
41.8
(282.1) |
Railroad crossing Altitude: 5043 feet |
Railroad crossing, Jalisco Mexico |
| 67.5
(453.8) |
41.9
(282.0) |
La Guayaba River Altitude: 5016 feet |
La Guayaba River |
| 75.1
(446.2) |
46.7
(277.3) |
San Miguel de la Paz village, Jalisco Mexico Altitude: 5069 feet |
San Miguel de la Paz village, Jalisco Mexico |
| 83.5
(437.8) |
51.9
(272.0) |
San Jose de la Moras Village Jalisco Mexico Altitude: 5059 feet |
San Jose de la Moras Village Jalisco Mexico |
| 89.8
(431.5) |
55.8
(268.1) |
Highway Intersection with highway 71 to Atotonilco el Alto Altitude: 5043 feet |
Highway Intersection with highway 71 to Atotonilco el Alto, Jalisco Mexico |
| 89.9
(431.4) |
55.9
(268.1) |
Highway Intersection to La Barca Jalisco Altitude: 5043 feet |
Highway Intersection to La Barca village in the state of Jalisco, Mexico. This village was founded during the colonial period when the people needed a boat (barca) to cross the Lerma river, and from it, the need for lodge and places to eat settle the village. Places to visit are "La parroquia de Santa Mónica de La Barca", from the XVIII century, San Nicolás de Tolentino temple form 1660, The San Pedro Apostol Temple, The cultural center and Museum La Moreña, from the XIX century with 500 meters of murals paintings, The Archeological site "Las Calles". |
| 95.1
(426.2) |
59.1
(264.8) |
State Border line Jalisco and Michoacán Altitude: 5052 feet |
State Border line between the states of Jalisco and Michoacan de Ocampo, Mexico |
| 95.2
(426.1) |
59.2
(264.8) |
Lerma River Altitude: 5026 feet |
Lerma River |
| 98.6
(422.7) |
61.3
(262.7) |
Highway Intersection to Vista Hermosa de Negrete village Altitude: 5036 feet |
Highway Intersection to Vista Hermosa de Negrete village, Michoacan Mexico. |
| 102.1
(419.2) |
63.4
(260.5) |
Highway Intersection with highway 110 Altitude: 5092 feet |
Highway Intersection with highway 110 to La Piedad town Michoacan, and La Barca village in Jalisco, Mexico |
| 131.8
(389.5) |
81.9
(242.0) |
Toll Booth near Ecuandureo village Michoacan Altitude: 5148 feet |
Toll Booth and emergency services near Ecuandureo village in the state of Michoacan Mexico |
| 132.0
(389.3) |
82.0
(241.9) |
Highway Intersection to Zamora city Michoacán Altitude: 5167 feet |
Highway Intersection with highway 35 and 110 to Zamora city Michoacán Mexico |
| 145.8
(375.5) |
90.6
(233.3) |
Highway Intersection to La Piedad de Cabadas Michoacan Altitude: 6056 feet |
Highway Intersection to La Piedad de Cabadas through the village of Chirintzio Michoacan Mexico. |
| 162.4
(358.9) |
100.9
(223.0) |
Highway Bridge to Penjamillo village and Los Fresnos village Altitude: 6122 feet |
Highway Bridge to Penjamillo village and Los Fresnos village, Michoacan Mexico |
| 163.2
(358.1) |
101.4
(222.5) |
Los Fresnos Dam Altitude: 6198 feet |
Los Fresnos Dam, Michoacan Mexico |
| 163.8
(357.5) |
101.8
(222.2) |
Highway U turn Altitude: 6253 feet |
Highway U turn |
| 165.9
(355.4) |
103.1
(220.8) |
Ziquitaro village Highway bridge Altitude: 6430 feet |
Ziquitaro village Highway bridge Michoacan Mexico |
| 185.0
(336.3) |
115.0
(209.0) |
Panindicuaro Village, Michoacan Mexico Altitude: 6043 feet |
Panindicuaro Village, Michoacan Mexico |
| 185.4
(335.9) |
115.2
(208.7) |
Toll Booth Altitude: 5965 feet |
Toll Booth |
| 187.2
(334.1) |
116.3
(207.6) |
Huandacuca Hill Altitude: 6079 feet |
Huandacuca Hill |
| 198.0
(323.3) |
123.0
(200.9) |
Aristeo Mercado Dam Altitude: 6539 feet |
Aristeo Mercado Dam or Wilson's Dam, Michoacan Mexico |
| 214.4
(306.9) |
133.2
(190.7) |
Huaniqueo Village Michoacan Mexico Altitude: 6683 feet |
Huaniqueo Village Michoacan Mexico |
| 222.4
(298.9) |
138.2
(185.7) |
Tendeparacua Village Michoacan Mexico Altitude: 7014 feet |
Tendeparacua Village Michoacan Mexico |
| 239.4
(281.9) |
148.8
(175.2) |
Cuitzeo Lagoon Michoacan Mexico Altitude: 6312 feet |
Cuitzeo Lagoon Michoacan Mexico |
| 254.2
(267.1) |
158.0
(166.0) |
Exit to Morelia Michoacan Mexico Altitude: 6289 feet  |
The Capital city of the state of Michoacan Mexico, Morelia, was founded in 1541 with the name Valladolod and in the year 1828 changed it's name honoring Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon the Insurgent hero that was born in this city. From the viceroys time, the Architectural landscape of this city is spectacular, with it's buildings build with pink quarry. Places to visit: The Cathedral, the Aqueduct, the Tarascas Fountain, the Main Plaza, Clavijero Palace, Morelos' House and museum, The University campus, San Francisco Temple, San Jose Temple, The Justice Palace, The City Hall, The State museum, The handcrafts market, The regional candy market. |
| 254.3
(267.0) |
158.0
(165.9) |
Highway Intersection with Highway 43 Salamanca and Morelia Altitude: 6253 feet |
Highway Intersection with Highway 43 Salamanca in the state of Guanajuato and Morelia, the capital city of Michoacan State Mexico. |
| 260.3
(261.0) |
161.8
(162.2) |
Cuitzeo Lagoon, Michoacan Mexico Altitude: 6155 feet  |
The Cuitzeo Lagoon, in the state of Michoacan Mexico is an impressive shallow body of water located on the natural basin of Undameo, where small fish is captured the 'charales' |
| 264.7
(256.6) |
164.5
(159.5) |
Highway Intersection to the Morelia International Airport (MLM) Altitude: 6112 feet |
Highway Intersection to the Morelia International Airport (MLM)or the General Francisco Mujica International Airport handles National and International flights. |
| 271.8
(249.5) |
168.9
(155.0) |
La Mina village Michoacan Mexico Altitude: 6040 feet |
La Mina village Michoacan Mexico |
| 277.3
(244.0) |
172.3
(151.6) |
Road Intersection to Estación Querandaro Altitude: 6070 feet |
Road Intersection to Estación Querandaro, Michoacan, Mexico |
| 286.2
(235.1) |
177.8
(146.1) |
Railroad Crossing Altitude: 6040 feet |
Railroad Crossing |
| 293.0
(228.3) |
182.1
(141.9) |
Toll Booth Altitude: 6503 feet  |
Toll Booth and emergency services |
| 293.0
(228.3) |
182.1
(141.9) |
Highway Intersection with highway 120 Altitude: 6503 feet |
Highway Intersection with highway 120 to Acambaro and Zinapecuaro Village Michacan Mexico |
| 304.3
(217.0) |
189.1
(134.8) |
Bridge highway Intersection Altitude: 8136 feet |
Bridge highway Intersection to Ucareo village, Michoacan Mexico |
| 309.1
(212.2) |
192.1
(131.9) |
Highway Intersection to Maravatio Michoacan Altitude: 8071 feet |
Highway Intersection to Maravatio town in the state of Michoacan Mexico |
| 329.5
(191.8) |
204.8
(119.2) |
Highway Hotel Altitude: 6729 feet |
Highway Hotel |
| 329.7
(191.6) |
204.9
(119.1) |
Highway Intersection with highway 51 Maravatio-Atlacomulco Altitude: 6736 feet |
Highway Intersection with highway 51 to the towns Maravatio-Atlacomulco in the state of Michoacan, Mexico. The town of Maravatio was founded in 1540, today keeps many baroque style buildings as San Juan Bautista temple from the XV century, and it's famous Ocampo theater, the pride of the town. |
| 330.2
(191.1) |
205.2
(118.7) |
Gas station Altitude: 6703 feet |
Gas Station and groceries market |
| 336.4
(184.9) |
209.0
(114.9) |
Highway Intersection Altitude: 6634 feet |
Highway Intersection |
| 343.1
(178.2) |
213.2
(110.7) |
Railroad crossing Altitude: 6699 feet |
Railroad crossing |
| 347.0
(174.3) |
215.6
(108.3) |
Pomoca village, Michoacan Mexico Altitude: 6752 feet |
Pomoca village, Michoacan Mexico |
| 353.6
(167.7) |
219.7
(104.2) |
Las Minas River Altitude: 7051 feet |
Las Minas River |
| 360.5
(160.8) |
224.0
(99.9) |
Highway Intersection to Tlalpujahua and Agua Caliente, Michoacan Altitude: 7507 feet |
Highway Intersection to the towns of Tlalpujahua and Agua Caliente, in the state of Michoacan, Mexico |
| 361.8
(159.5) |
224.8
(99.1) |
Road Intersection to Tepetongo Michoacán Altitude: 7457 feet |
Road Intersection to Tepetongo a water spa resort with pools, slides and hotel in the state of Michoacán, Mexico |
| 364.3
(157.0) |
226.4
(97.6) |
Highway Intersection to Hacienda Cantalagua Hotel and Courty club Altitude: 7589 feet |
Highway Intersection to Hacienda Cantalagua Hotel and Courty club, Michoacan Mexico |
| 373.2
(148.1) |
231.9
(92.0) |
State Border Line Michoacan and Estado de Mexico Altitude: 8599 feet |
State Border Line Michoacan de Ocampo and Estado de Mexico, Mexico. |
| 387.7
(133.6) |
240.9
(83.0) |
Lerma River Altitude: 8238 feet |
Lerma River |
| 393.5
(127.8) |
244.5
(79.4) |
Highway Intersection to Queretaro Mexico Altitude: 8750 feet |
Highway Intersection to San Juan del Rio, Queretaro Mexico and on the other direction to the Atlacomulco city, in Estado de Mexico, Mexico |
| 395.7
(125.6) |
245.9
(78.0) |
Gas Station Altitude: 8540 feet |
Gas Station and groceries market |
| 395.9
(125.4) |
246.0
(77.9) |
Car repair workshops Altitude: 8550 feet |
Car repair workshops Atlacomulco Edo. de Mexico, Mexico |
| 396.3
(125.0) |
246.3
(77.7) |
Entering Atlacomulco city, Estado de Mexico Altitude: 8471 feet  |
Entering Atlacomulco city, Estado de Mexico, Mexico |
| 396.8
(124.5) |
246.6
(77.4) |
U turn Altitude: 8438 feet |
U turn |
| 398.7
(122.6) |
247.8
(76.2) |
Gas Station Altitude: 8294 feet |
Gas Station and groceries market |
| 399.0
(122.3) |
247.9
(76.0) |
Shoping mall Altitude: 8271 feet |
Shoping mall with Banks, and restaurants. |
| 402.0
(119.3) |
249.8
(74.1) |
Toll Booth Atlacomulco Altitude: 8294 feet |
Toll Booth and emergency services Atlacomulco |
| 413.1
(108.2) |
256.7
(67.2) |
Intersection to Jocotitlan, Edo de Mexico, Mexico Altitude: 8379 feet |
Intersection to Jocotitlan, Edo de Mexico, Mexico |
| 426.2
(95.1) |
264.8
(59.1) |
Ixtlahuaca, Estado de Mexico, Mexico Altitude: 8366 feet |
Ixtlahuaca de Rayon, in the Estado de Mexico, Mexico receives it's name from the Náhuatl and means plains without trees |
| 427.9
(93.4) |
265.9
(58.0) |
U turn Altitude: 8353 feet |
U turn |
| 437.7
(83.6) |
272.0
(51.9) |
River Altitude: 8369 feet |
River |
| 445.5
(75.8) |
276.8
(47.1) |
Toll Gate Altitude: 8573 feet |
Toll Gate |
| 448.1
(73.2) |
278.4
(45.5) |
Highway Intersection Toluca, Edo de Mexico Altitude: 8573 feet |
Highway Intersection to the Beltway just outside the city of Toluca, The Capital city in the Estado de Mexico, Mexico |
| 448.9
(72.4) |
278.9
(45.0) |
Toll Gate Altitude: 8596 feet  |
Toll Gate |
| 450.2
(71.1) |
279.8
(44.2) |
Toluca, Estado de Mexico, Mexico Altitude: 8553 feet |
The capital city of the Estado de Mexico, Mexico is the city of Toluca, an Industrial city which receives it's name from the nahuatl language Tollohcan, which means Tolloh God's Place. Is a large city with all the tourist services: Restaurants, Hotels, Museums, shopping malls, Hospitals and medical services. Is legendary known by the quality and manufacture of the sausages. |
| 466.6
(54.7) |
289.9
(34.0) |
Highway Intersection to the International Airport in Toluca city Altitude: 8448 feet |
The Licenciado Adolfo López Mateos International Airport (TLC)has been promoted to not only handle traffic to the City of Toluca, Edo de Mexico but also serves as a low-cost carrier airport for Mexico City's Airport because it's runway is long enough and is close to Mexico city. |
| 476.8
(44.5) |
296.3
(27.7) |
Toll Gate Altitude: 8445 feet |
Toll Gate |
| 478.4
(42.9) |
297.3
(26.7) |
Highway Intersection with Paseo Tollocan Avenue, in Toluca city Altitude: 8448 feet |
Highway Intersection with Paseo Tollocan Avenue, in Toluca city, Estado de Mexico, Mexico and to Mexico City Highway. |
| 480.8
(40.5) |
298.8
(25.2) |
Shopping Mall, Toluca, Edo de Mexico Altitude: 8478 feet |
Shopping Mall, Toluca, Estado de Mexico, Mexico. |
| 482.6
(38.7) |
299.9
(24.0) |
Highway Hotel, Toluca Mexico Altitude: 8602 feet |
Highway Hotel, Toluca Mexico |
| 484.6
(36.7) |
301.1
(22.8) |
U turn Altitude: 8799 feet |
U turn. |
| 486.2
(35.1) |
302.1
(21.8) |
U turn Altitude: 8934 feet |
U turn. |
| 486.3
(35.0) |
302.2
(21.7) |
Hacienda Jajalpa Altitude: 8924 feet |
Hacienda Jajalpa, Toluca Mexico, is an exclusive neighborhood but has a famous Restaurant with Mexican cuisine specialties. |
| 488.8
(32.5) |
303.7
(20.2) |
U turn Altitude: 9199 feet |
U turn. |
| 491.3
(30.0) |
305.3
(18.6) |
U turn Altitude: 9685 feet |
U turn. |
| 493.1
(28.2) |
306.4
(17.5) |
La Marquesa, Estado de Mexico Mexico Altitude: 9849 feet |
La Marquesa, Estado de Mexico Mexico is a National Park with tourist amusements such as back horse riding, and go-cart rides. |
| 494.9
(26.4) |
307.5
(16.4) |
La Marquesa, Estado de Mexico Mexico Altitude: 9951 feet |
Along the Highway in La Marquesa, Estado de Mexico Mexico are a great number of food stands and restaurants that offer unique specialties of Mexican cuisine, this is a must-stop for those who like to taste delicious Mexican food. |
| 497.1
(24.2) |
308.9
(15.0) |
State Border line Estado de Mexico and Mexico City Altitude: 10351 feet |
State Border line Estado de Mexico and Mexico City (Distrito Federal) Mexico. |
| 502.3
(19.0) |
312.1
(11.8) |
Highway tunnel Altitude: 9649 feet |
Highway tunnel.. |
| 504.0
(17.3) |
313.2
(10.8) |
Toll Gate Altitude: 9423 feet |
Toll Gate and Emergency services. |
| 506.1
(15.2) |
314.5
(9.4) |
Highway Intersection Altitude: 9127 feet |
Highway Intersection with Highway 57 to the North of the city in Estado de Mexico. |
| 509.5
(11.8) |
316.6
(7.3) |
Santa Fe, Mexico City Mexico Altitude: 8773 feet |
Santa Fe is one of the most modern developments in the city of Mexico, A contemporary Architectural buildings in apartments and offices are a point of interest. |
| 511.5
(9.8) |
317.8
(6.1) |
Universidad Iberoamericana Campus, Mexico City, Mexico Altitude: 8488 feet |
The Iberoamericana University in Mexico City, Mexico, is one of the most prestigious private Universities in the country. |
| 515.3
(6.0) |
320.2
(3.7) |
Highway Intersection Altitude: 8058 feet |
This is one crucial and dangerous intersection because of the speed flow in the highway. In the fork of the highway is a tunnel, to the right is Constituyentes Avenue and to the left Paseo de la Reforma Avenue. |
| 516.2
(5.1) |
320.8
(3.2) |
Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico City, Mexico Altitude: 8038 feet |
Paseo de la Reforma is one of the most beautiful and important avenues in Mexico City. It has important monuments and buildings. This Avenue was projected by the Emperor Maximiliano to shorten the distance he had to make from the Chapultepec Castle to the National Palace, but it was under the rule of Porfirio Diaz that the Avenue claim it importance to all residents. |
| 517.6
(3.7) |
321.6
(2.3) |
Intersection and traffic lights, Mexico City Altitude: 7890 feet |
This is an important intersection with traffic lights with Paseo de la Reforma Avenue and Paseo Palmas Avenue. |
| 521.3
(0.0) |
323.9
(0.0) |
Terminus Mexico City, Mexico Altitude: 7484 feet |
Mexico City is one of the most ancient cities in America. Is the political, financial and cultural center of the country. An incredible city that will amaze and the third larges city in the world.
In this city some advice is worthy: Take care of your belongings and don't flaunt, alway keep your car locked and windows up, watch out for the 'No circula' (today no car) program. On each day of the week a number of cars are not allowed to drive depending on the ending of the license plate:
Monday endings 5&6, Tuesday endings 7&8, Wednesday endings 3&4 Thursday 1&2, Friday endings 9&0
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