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Colonias Dañadas Por El Sismo De 1985 COLONIAS DAÑADAS POR EL SISMO DE 1985 Las mayores afectaciones se presentaron en las delegaciones: Cuauhtémoc, Benito Juárez, Venustiano Carranza, Coyoacán, Iztacalco y Xochimilco; sin embargo, para esta última delegación no se encontró un polígono que definiera las zonas afectadas. Zona de daños 1985 Zona de mayor afectación, 1985 Información base: “Geo Ciudad de México: una visión del sistema urbano ambiental”, publicada por el Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Medio Ambiente, Oficina Regional para América Lana, el Caribe y el Centro de InvesJgaciones en Geograa y Geomáca “Ing. Jorge L. Tamayo” y el Gobierno del Distrito Federal, 2004. Edición de los mapas: PAOT, 2017. DEL CARMEN COYOACAN 1 NARVARTE ORIENTE BENITO JUAREZ 52 COLONIAS DAÑADAS POR EL CIUDAD DE LOS DEPORTES BENITO JUAREZ 2 PIEDAD NARVARTE BENITO JUAREZ 53 MIGUEL BUENOS AIRES CUAUHTEMOC 54 SISMO DE 1985 BOSQUE DE CHAPULTEPEC I SECCION HIDALGO 3 DOCTORES CUAUHTEMOC 55 SAN FCO CULHUACAN BO DE LA OBRERA CUAUHTEMOC 56 MAGDALENA COYOACAN 4 TRANSITO CUAUHTEMOC 57 AARON SAENZ VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 100 SAN FCO CULHUACAN BO DE SAN JUAN COYOACAN 5 ESPERANZA CUAUHTEMOC 58 ALVARO OBREGON VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 101 SAN FCO CULHUACAN BO DE STA ANA COYOACAN 6 ZONA CENTRO VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 59 24 DE ABRIL VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 102 EX EJIDO SAN FRANCISCO CULHUACAN COYOACAN 7 MORELOS CUAUHTEMOC 60 AREONAUTICA MILITAR VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 103 EDUCACION COYOACAN 8 GUERRERO CUAUHTEMOC 61 7 DE JULIO VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 104 CD JARDIN COYOACAN 9 BUENAVISTA CUAUHTEMOC 62 AMPLIACION 20 DE NOVIEMBRE VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 105 EL ROSEDAL COYOACAN 10 SANTA MARIA LA JANITZIO VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 106 BO SAN LUCAS COYOACAN 11 RIBERA CUAUHTEMOC 63 EMILIO CARRANZA VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 107 SAN DIEGO CHURUBUSCO COYOACAN 12 AGRICULTURA MIGUEL HIDALGO 64 NICOLAS BRAVO VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 108 GENERAL PEDRO MA ANAYA BENITO JUAREZ 13 PUEBLO VALLE GOMEZ CUAUHTEMOC 109 DEL VALLE CENTRO BENITO JUAREZ 14 MEXICALTZINGO IZTAPALAPA 65 INSURGENTES SAN BORJA BENITO JUAREZ 15 NATIVITAS BENITO JUAREZ 66 MAZA CUAUHTEMOC 110 AMPLIACION NAPOLES BENITO JUAREZ 16 NI*OS HEROES BENITO JUAREZ 67 PERALVILLO CUAUHTEMOC 111 NAPOLES BENITO JUAREZ 17 MIGUEL ALEMAN BENITO JUAREZ 68 SAN SIMON TOLNAHUAC CUAUHTEMOC 112 MIGUEL POSTAL BENITO JUAREZ 69 SANTA MARIA INSURGENTES CUAUHTEMOC 113 ESCANDON II SECCION HIDALGO 18 ALAMOS BENITO JUAREZ 70 ARENAL AZCAPOTZALCO 114 MIGUEL ATENOR SALAS BENITO JUAREZ 71 AMPLIACION DEL GAS AZCAPOTZALCO 115 SAN MIGUEL CHAPULTEPEC II SECCION HIDALGO 19 ALGARIN CUAUHTEMOC 72 PUEBLO DE LA MAGDALENA JUAREZ CUAUHTEMOC 20 VISTA ALEGRE CUAUHTEMOC 73 MIXIUHCAN VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 116 CUAUHTEMOC CUAUHTEMOC 21 PAULINO NAVARRO CUAUHTEMOC 74 SEVILLA VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 117 MIGUEL LORENZO BOTURINI VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 75 JAMAICA VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 118 ANZURES HIDALGO 22 MERCED BALBUENA VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 76 SANTA ANITA IZTACALCO 119 PASEOS DE TAXQUE*A COYOACAN 23 DEL PARQUE VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 77 BARRIO SANTIAGO SUR IZTACALCO 120 PETROLERA TAXQUENA COYOACAN 24 10 DE MAYO VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 78 BARRIO SAN PEDRO IZTACALCO 121 CAMPESTRE CHURUBUSCO COYOACAN 25 AMPLIACION NUEVA SANTA ANITA IZTACALCO 122 ATLANTIDA COYOACAN 26 PENITENCIARIA VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 79 MICHOACANA VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 123 PARQUE SAN ANDRES COYOACAN 27 MORELOS VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 80 POPULAR RASTRO VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 124 SAN MATEO COYOACAN 28 FELIPE PESCADOR CUAUHTEMOC 81 VALLE GOMEZ VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 125 CHURUBUSCO COUNTRY CLUB COYOACAN 29 EX HIPODROMO DE 7 DE JULIO GAM 126 PORTALES SUR BENITO JUAREZ 30 PERALVILLO CUAUHTEMOC 82 7 DE NOVIEMBRE GAM 127 INDEPENDENCIA BENITO JUAREZ 31 NONOALCO VALLEJO GAM 128 VERTIZ NARVARTE BENITO JUAREZ 32 TLATELOLCO CUAUHTEMOC 83 VALLEJO PONIENTE GAM 129 NARVARTE PONIENTE BENITO JUAREZ 33 ATLAMPA CUAUHTEMOC 84 LA RAZA AZCAPOTZALCO 130 DEL VALLE NORTE BENITO JUAREZ 34 TLATILCO AZCAPOTZALCO 85 BARRIO ZAPOTLA IZTACALCO 131 ROMA SUR CUAUHTEMOC 35 JARDIN BALBUENA VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 86 BARRIO LA ASUNCION IZTACALCO 132 HIPODROMO CUAUHTEMOC 36 MAGDALENA BARRIO SANTIAGO NORTE IZTACALCO 133 HIPODROMO CONDESA CUAUHTEMOC 37 MIXIUHCAN VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 87 CONDESA CUAUHTEMOC 38 LA CRUZ IZTACALCO 88 BARRIO SAN FRANCISCO XICALTONGO IZTACALCO 134 ROMA NORTE CUAUHTEMOC 39 REFORMA 5o. TRAMO 20 DE NOVIEMBRE VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 135 CENTRO CUAUHTEMOC 40 IZTACCIHUATL SUR IZTACALCO 89 AMPLIACION MICHOACANA VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 136 TABACALERA CUAUHTEMOC 41 MILITAR MARTE IZTACALCO 90 FELIPE ANGELES VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 137 SAN RAFAEL CUAUHTEMOC 42 REFORMA 7 DE NOVIEMBRE GAM 138 MIGUEL IZTACCIHUATL NORTE IZTACALCO 91 TLAXPANA HIDALGO 43 VILLA DE CORTES BENITO JUAREZ 92 Fuente: Elaboración PAOT, 2017, a partir de cartografía base de colonias y MIGUEL JOSEFA ORTIZ DE de la información contenida en “Geo Ciudad de México: una visión del VERONICA ANZURES HIDALGO 44 DOMINGUEZ BENITO JUAREZ 93 sistema urbano ambiental”, publicada por el Programa de las Naciones PRADO CHURUBUSCO COYOACAN 45 IZTACCIHUATL BENITO JUAREZ 94 Unidas para el Medio Ambiente, Oficina Regional para América Latina, el HERMOSILLO COYOACAN 46 MODERNA BENITO JUAREZ 95 Caribe y el Centro de Investigaciones en Geografía y Geomática “Ing. Jorge EL PRADO IZTAPALAPA 47 VIADUCTO PIEDAD IZTACALCO 96 L. Tamayo” y el Gobierno del Distrito Federal, 2004. ERMITA BENITO JUAREZ 48 ASTURIAS CUAUHTEMOC 97 DEL LAGO BENITO JUAREZ 49 AMPLIACION ASTURIAS CUAUHTEMOC 98 AMERICAS UNIDAS BENITO JUAREZ 50 ARTES GRAFICAS VENUSTIANO CARRANZA 99 PERIODISTA BENITO JUAREZ 51 .
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