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ESTADO MUNICIPIO LOCALIDAD CLAVE Baja California Ensenada Cobertura Nacional Dirección General de Opciones Productivas ESTADO MUNICIPIO LOCALIDAD CLAVE Baja California Ensenada Agua Blanca 20011112 Baja California Ensenada Agua Dulce 20011121 Baja California Ensenada Aislado el Salitral 20014490 Baja California Ensenada Alfonsinas 20010280 Baja California Ensenada Ampliación Adolfo Ruiz Cortínez 20014720 Baja California Ensenada Ampliación el Porvenir 20011162 Baja California Ensenada Arroyo de León (Ejido Kiliwas) 20011145 Baja California Ensenada Artículo Ciento Quince 20013368 Baja California Ensenada Bahía de los Ángeles 20010046 Baja California Ensenada Bahía Falsa (La Ostionera) 20013282 Baja California Ensenada Bella Vista 20012142 Baja California Ensenada Bella Vista [Campamento] 20014493 Baja California Ensenada Benito García (El Zorrillo) 20012183 Baja California Ensenada Boca San José 20011197 Baja California Ensenada Brechas el Mirador 20014973 Baja California Ensenada Buenaventura 20010354 Baja California Ensenada Camalú 20010060 Baja California Ensenada Campo Miramar 20013325 Baja California Ensenada Cañada del Trigo 20011267 Baja California Ensenada Casa de Paz 20010600 Baja California Ensenada Cataviña 20011001 Baja California Ensenada Chivatillo (Los Galván) 20012552 Baja California Ensenada Cíbola del Mar 20014925 Baja California Ensenada Cimarrón [Campo] 20011280 Baja California Ensenada Colinas de Ensenada 20014737 Baja California Ensenada Colinas del Real 20014730 Baja California Ensenada Colonia Benito Juárez 20010339 Baja California Ensenada Colonia Concordia 20014852 Baja California Ensenada Colonia Costa Azul 20011297 Baja California Ensenada Colonia Esperanza (Cañón San Carlos) 20014635 Baja California Ensenada Colonia Llamas 20013369 Baja California Ensenada Colonia Lomas de San Ramón (Triquis) 20013370 Baja California Ensenada Colonia Militar Elpidio Berlanga de León 20011002 Baja California Ensenada Colonia Miramar 20014978 Baja California Ensenada Colonia Nueva Era 20012378 Baja California Ensenada Colonia Puesta del Sol 20014946 Baja California Ensenada Comunidad Indígena de Santa Catarina 20010759 Baja California Ensenada Cristo por su Mundo [Orfanatorio] 20013656 Baja California Ensenada Cuartería los Grillos 20013241 Baja California Ensenada Cuatro Milpas 20011309 Baja California Ensenada Ejido 18 de Marzo (El Álamo) 20010035 Baja California Ensenada Ejido Antonio Meléndrez 20012166 Baja California Ensenada Ejido Chapala 20010078 Baja California Ensenada Ejido Delicias 20013828 Baja California Ensenada Ejido el Ajusco 20013381 Baja California Ensenada Ejido Ensenada 20012693 Baja California Ensenada Ejido Francisco Villa (San Simón) 20010492 Baja California Ensenada Ejido Jamau 20011436 Baja California Ensenada Ejido José María Morelos 20013197 Baja California Ensenada Ejido Juan Escutia 20013383 Baja California Ensenada Ejido López Zamora 20010135 Baja California Ensenada Ejido México (Punta Colonet) 20010186 Página 1 Cobertura Nacional Dirección General de Opciones Productivas ESTADO MUNICIPIO LOCALIDAD CLAVE Baja California Ensenada Ejido Papalote 20011561 Baja California Ensenada Ejido Profesor Graciano Sánchez 20013261 Baja California Ensenada Ejido Rodolfo Sánchez Taboada 20010195 Baja California Ensenada Ejido Ruiz Cortínez 20014733 Baja California Ensenada Ejido San Simón de Arriba 20013195 Baja California Ensenada Ejido Santa Rosa 20011870 Baja California Ensenada El Aguaje 20010678 Baja California Ensenada El Águila (Ejido Nacionalista) 20013888 Baja California Ensenada El Arco 20011171 Baja California Ensenada El Barril 20010350 Baja California Ensenada El Coralillo 20013901 Baja California Ensenada El Coronel 20012187 Baja California Ensenada El Mezquitito 20010148 Baja California Ensenada El Milagro 20010149 Baja California Ensenada El Mirador 20013645 Baja California Ensenada El Mirador 20013920 Baja California Ensenada El Naranjo (Estado Veintinueve) 20011519 Baja California Ensenada El Olivo 20010878 Baja California Ensenada El Puerto de Santo Tomás 20011661 Baja California Ensenada El Rincón 20011721 Baja California Ensenada El Rincón 20013933 Baja California Ensenada El Roble 20011724 Baja California Ensenada El Salitral 20014634 Baja California Ensenada El Salto 20010861 Baja California Ensenada El Sauce 20011738 Baja California Ensenada El Tule 20010261 Baja California Ensenada El Veladero (Ejido Nacionalista) 20012870 Baja California Ensenada Emiliano Zapata 20011015 Baja California Ensenada Emiliano Zapata 20011107 Baja California Ensenada Escalante 20010096 Baja California Ensenada Esmeralda 20015072 Baja California Ensenada Estación Victoria 20013152 Baja California Ensenada Falda de Buenavista 20011212 Baja California Ensenada Familia Aviña 20013416 Baja California Ensenada Familia Cabrera 20013424 Baja California Ensenada Familia Gabino Vázquez 20013595 Baja California Ensenada Familia Juan 20015006 Baja California Ensenada Familia Márquez (Kilómetro Veintisiete) 20014179 Baja California Ensenada Familia Meléndrez 20013501 Baja California Ensenada Familia Méndez 20014292 Baja California Ensenada Familia Naranjo 20014174 Baja California Ensenada Familia Orozco 20013514 Baja California Ensenada Familia Pérez (Ejido Uruapan) 20013526 Baja California Ensenada Familia Reyes Ayala 20013538 Baja California Ensenada Familia Sierra 20014890 Baja California Ensenada Fracción Alvarado 20014904 Baja California Ensenada Fraccionamiento del Valle 20014702 Baja California Ensenada Francisco Villa Dos [Campamento] 20013178 Baja California Ensenada Guayaquil 20010117 Baja California Ensenada Ingeniero Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas Solórzano 20012788 Baja California Ensenada Juan María Salvatierra [Granjas] 20010530 Baja California Ensenada Kilómetro Veintisiete más 500 20015026 Página 2 Cobertura Nacional Dirección General de Opciones Productivas ESTADO MUNICIPIO LOCALIDAD CLAVE Baja California Ensenada La Bocana 20010051 Baja California Ensenada La Cachucha 20014569 Baja California Ensenada La Chorera 20010420 Baja California Ensenada La Colorada 20012595 Baja California Ensenada La Escondida 20014972 Baja California Ensenada La Esperanza 20011376 Baja California Ensenada La Grulla 20011414 Baja California Ensenada La Huerta 20010121 Baja California Ensenada La Mesa 20011041 Baja California Ensenada La Moneda 20014966 Baja California Ensenada La Providencia 20011065 Baja California Ensenada Las Brisas 20010352 Baja California Ensenada Las Brisas 20012672 Baja California Ensenada Las Brisas Dos 20014903 Baja California Ensenada Las Cebollas 20012374 Baja California Ensenada Las Chichihuas 20010081 Baja California Ensenada Las Golondrinas 20012236 Baja California Ensenada Las Tinajas 20014128 Baja California Ensenada Lázaro Cárdenas (Valle de la Trinidad) 20010935 Baja California Ensenada Licenciado Gustavo Díaz Ordaz 20010118 Baja California Ensenada Llano Colorado 20010478 Baja California Ensenada Lomas de los Ángeles 20014522 Baja California Ensenada Los 3 Arbolitos 20014886 Baja California Ensenada Los Alamitos 20012134 Baja California Ensenada Los Malcriados 20010626 Baja California Ensenada Los Pirules 20013881 Baja California Ensenada Los Pirules 20014579 Baja California Ensenada Lucio Blanco [Granjas Agrícolas] 20012539 Baja California Ensenada Luis Rodríguez (El Vergel) 20014503 Baja California Ensenada Martín Jiménez 20014039 Baja California Ensenada Misión San Carlos 20014675 Baja California Ensenada Misión Santa Gertrudis la Magna 20011502 Baja California Ensenada Molino Viejo 20010152 Baja California Ensenada Monte Albán 20014462 Baja California Ensenada Ninguno 20014196 Baja California Ensenada Ninguno 20014249 Baja California Ensenada Ninguno 20014599 Baja California Ensenada Ninguno 20014657 Baja California Ensenada Ninguno 20014692 Baja California Ensenada Ninguno 20014739 Baja California Ensenada Ninguno 20014751 Baja California Ensenada Ninguno 20015024 Baja California Ensenada Nuevo Centro de Población Ejidal el Pípila 20012178 Baja California Ensenada Papá Fernández [Campo] 20011080 Baja California Ensenada Parcela Ciento Cincuenta y Tres 20014539 Baja California Ensenada Parcela Ciento Cuarenta y Seis (Ejido Nacionalista) 20013789 Baja California Ensenada Parcela Ciento Tres 20014937 Baja California Ensenada Parcela Cuarenta y Ocho (Ejido Nacionalista) 20013725 Baja California Ensenada Parcela Diecinueve (Ejido Nacionalista) 20013701 Baja California Ensenada Parcela Número Cien (Ejido Nacionalista) 20013758 Baja California Ensenada Parcela Número Ciento Cincuenta y Tres (Ejido Nacionalista) 20013794 Baja California Ensenada Parcela Número Ciento Cincuenta y Uno (Ejido Nacionalista) 20013793 Página 3 Cobertura Nacional Dirección General de Opciones Productivas ESTADO MUNICIPIO LOCALIDAD CLAVE Baja California Ensenada Parcela Número Ciento Dieciséis (Ejido Nacionalista) 20013769 Baja California Ensenada Parcela Número Ciento Ochenta y Siete (Ejido Nacionalista) 20013812 Baja California Ensenada Parcela Número Ciento Sesenta (Ejido Nacionalista) 20013799 Baja California Ensenada Parcela Número Ciento Sesenta y Cuatro (Ejido Nacionalista) 20013802 Baja California Ensenada Parcela Número Ciento Sesenta y Dos (Ejido Nacionalista) 20013801 Baja California Ensenada Parcela Número Ciento Sesenta y Nueve (Rancho Hermanos López) 20013805 Baja California Ensenada Parcela Número Ciento Sesenta y Ocho (Ejido Nacionalista) 20013804 Baja California Ensenada Parcela Número Ciento Veinte (Ejido Nacionalista) 20013773 Baja California Ensenada Parcela Número Ciento Veintisiete (Rancho Magaña) 20013776 Baja California Ensenada Parcela Número
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