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Servicios Educativos De Quintana Roo Coordinación General De Planeación Dirección De Planeación Departamento De Estadística SERVICIOS EDUCATIVOS DE QUINTANA ROO COORDINACIÓN GENERAL DE PLANEACIÓN DIRECCIÓN DE PLANEACIÓN DEPARTAMENTO DE ESTADÍSTICA LISTADO DE CENTROS DE TRABAJO ACTUALIZADO AL 27 DE NOVIEMBRE DEL 2013 (ACTIVOS) COD MUNICIPIO LOCALIDAD CLAVECCT TURNO NOMBRECT DOMICILIO NIVEL MODALIDAD POST 002 FELIPE CARRILLO PUERTO 0340 NUEVO ISRAEL 23DCC0001A 100 MATUTINO JUAN ESCUTIA CONOCIDO NUEVO ISRAEL 77175 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 006 JOSE MARIA MORELOS 0141 NUEVA REFORMA 23DCC0002Z 100 MATUTINO BENITO JUAREZ CONOCIDO REFORMA 77899 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 006 JOSE MARIA MORELOS 0014 BULUKAX 23DCC0003Z 100 MATUTINO MIGUEL HIDALGO CONOCIDO BULUKAX 77805 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 002 FELIPE CARRILLO PUERTO 0225 SANTA MARIA PONIENTE 23DCC0004Y 100 MATUTINO JACINTO PAT CONOCIDO SANTA MARIA PONIENTE 77104 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 007 LAZARO CARDENAS 0007 CRISTOBAL COLON 23DCC0007V 100 MATUTINO MARGARITA MAZA DE JUAREZ CONOCIDO CRISTOBAL COLON 77369 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 007 LAZARO CARDENAS 0013 EL IDEAL 23DCC0008U 100 MATUTINO LAZARO CARDENAS CONOCIDO EL IDEAL 77368 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 006 JOSE MARIA MORELOS 0146 SACALACA 23DCC0009T 100 MATUTINO CECILIO CHI CONOCIDO SACALACA 77800 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 006 JOSE MARIA MORELOS 0036 SABANA SAN FRANCISCO 23DCC0012G 100 MATUTINO DAVID ALFARO SIQUEIROS CONOCIDO SABANA SAN FRANCISCO 77850 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 006 JOSE MARIA MORELOS 0048 DOS AGUADAS 23DCC0013F 100 MATUTINO VALENTIN GOMEZ FARIAS CONOCIDO DOS AGUADAS 77800 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 010 BACALAR 0106 GUADALUPE VICTORIA 23DCC0014E 100 MATUTINO GUADALUPE VICTORIA CONOCIDO GUADALUPE VICTORIA 77981 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 009 TULUM 0267 YAXCHE 23DCC0015D 100 MATUTINO RAFAEL RAMIREZ CASTANEDA CONOCIDO YAXCHE 77768 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 002 FELIPE CARRILLO PUERTO 0033 CHANCAH DERREPENTE 23DCC0016C 100 MATUTINO VICENTE GUERRERO CONOCIDO CHANCAH DERREPENTE 77189 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 002 FELIPE CARRILLO PUERTO 0169 SAN FELIPE BERRIOZABAL 23DCC0017B 100 MATUTINO EMILIANO ZAPATA CONOCIDO FELIPE BERRIOZABAL 77115 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 002 FELIPE CARRILLO PUERTO 0058 FILOMENO MATA 23DCC0018A 100 MATUTINO GUADALUPE VICTORIA CONOCIDO FILOMENO MATA 77148 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 002 FELIPE CARRILLO PUERTO 0325 FRANCISCO MAY 23DCC0019Z 100 MATUTINO LAZARO CARDENAS DEL RIO CONOCIDO GENERAL FRANCISCO MAY 77117 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 002 FELIPE CARRILLO PUERTO 0041 CHUN ON 23DCC0020P 100 MATUTINO FRANCISCO MAY CONOCIDO CHUN ON 77188 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 002 FELIPE CARRILLO PUERTO 0084 KOPCHEN 23DCC0021O 100 MATUTINO BENITO JUAREZ CONOCIDO KOPCHEN 77198 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 002 FELIPE CARRILLO PUERTO 0131 PRESIDENTE JUAREZ 23DCC0022N 100 MATUTINO LEONA VICARIO CONOCIDO PRESIDENTE JUAREZ 77170 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 002 FELIPE CARRILLO PUERTO 0172 SAN FRANCISCO AKE 23DCC0023M 100 MATUTINO BENITO JUAREZ CONOCIDO SAN FRANCISCO AKE 77125 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 002 FELIPE CARRILLO PUERTO 0243 TABI 23DCC0024L 100 MATUTINO JAIME TORRES BODET CONOCIDO TABI 77144 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 002 FELIPE CARRILLO PUERTO 0239 SEÐOR 23DCC0025K 100 MATUTINO CECILIO CHI CONOCIDO SEÑOR 77150 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 002 FELIPE CARRILLO PUERTO 0251 TIXCACAL GUARDIA 23DCC0026J 100 MATUTINO SOR JUANA INES DE LA CRUZ CONOCIDO TIXCACAL GUARDIA 77146 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 002 FELIPE CARRILLO PUERTO 0282 X-PICHIL 23DCC0027I 100 MATUTINO GUADALUPE VICTORIA CONOCIDO X PICHIL 77140 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 002 FELIPE CARRILLO PUERTO 0287 YAXLEY 23DCC0028H 100 MATUTINO JACINTO CANEK CONOCIDO YAXLEY 77145 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 002 FELIPE CARRILLO PUERTO 0288 YOACTUN 23DCC0029G 100 MATUTINO NIÑOS HEROES CONOCIDO YOACTUN 77163 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 006 JOSE MARIA MORELOS 0414 NUEVO PLAN DE LA NORIA 23DCC0030W 100 MATUTINO AGUSTIN DE ITURBIDE CONOCIDO NUEVO PLAN DE LA NORIA 77873 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 006 JOSE MARIA MORELOS 0040 SAN DIEGO 23DCC0031V 100 MATUTINO JUANA DE ARCO CONOCIDO SAN DIEGO 77800 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 006 JOSE MARIA MORELOS 0061 GAVILANES 23DCC0032U 100 MATUTINO JOSE MARIA MORELOS Y PAVON CONOCIDO GAVILANES 77896 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 006 JOSE MARIA MORELOS 0069 JOSE MARIA MORELOS 23DCC0033T 100 MATUTINO NIÑOS HEROES CONOCIDO JOSE MARIA MORELOS 77890 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 006 JOSE MARIA MORELOS 0057 LA ESPERANZA 23DCC0034S 100 MATUTINO TUTUL-XIU CONOCIDO LA ESPERANZA 77807 PREESCOLAR INDIGENA 006 JOSE MARIA MORELOS 0027 OTHON P. 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