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Entidad Municipio Localidad Long Lat Distintivo Entidad Municipio Localidad Long Lat Distintivo Baja California Mexicali EJIDO JOSÉ SALDAÑA NÚMERO 2 1152114 314759 XHCTME Baja California Sur Comondú ÁLVAREZ LOTE 14 1114605 252143 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú ÁLVAREZ LOTE 14 1114605 252143 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú ÁLVAREZ LOTE 14 1114605 252143 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú ÁLVAREZ LOTE 25 1114724 252102 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú ÁLVAREZ LOTE 25 1114724 252102 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú ÁLVAREZ LOTE 25 1114724 252102 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú ÁLVAREZ LOTE 31 1114910 252049 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú ÁLVAREZ LOTE 31 1114910 252049 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú ÁLVAREZ LOTE 31 1114910 252049 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú ÁLVAREZ LOTE 34 1115012 252135 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú ÁLVAREZ LOTE 34 1115012 252135 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú ÁLVAREZ LOTE 4 1114954 252212 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú ÁLVAREZ LOTE 4 1114954 252212 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú ÁLVAREZ LOTE 9 1114619 252227 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú ÁLVAREZ LOTE 9 1114619 252227 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 28 1114105 251706 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 28 1114105 251706 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 28 1114105 251706 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 35 1114023 251811 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 35 1114023 251811 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 35 1114023 251811 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 38 1114012 251650 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 38 1114012 251650 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 38 1114012 251650 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 39 1114002 251628 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 39 1114002 251628 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 39 1114002 251628 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 41 1114434 251822 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 41 1114434 251822 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 41 1114434 251822 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 44 1114448 251849 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 44 1114448 251849 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 44 1114448 251849 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 45 1114507 251726 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 45 1114507 251726 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 45 1114507 251726 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 46 1114451 251652 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 46 1114451 251652 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 46 1114451 251652 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 5 1114403 251812 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 5 1114403 251812 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 5 1114403 251812 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 54 1114004 251826 XHCBC Entidad Municipio Localidad Long Lat Distintivo Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 54 1114004 251826 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 54 1114004 251826 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 6 1114328 251758 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 6 1114328 251758 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 6 1114328 251758 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 9 1114337 251633 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 9 1114337 251633 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTE 9 1114337 251633 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTES 1 Y 1B 1114430 251613 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTES 1 Y 1B 1114430 251613 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú BUENOS AIRES LOTES 1 Y 1B 1114430 251613 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú CHIHUAHUA LOTE 4 1115057 251752 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú CHIHUAHUA LOTE 4 1115057 251752 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú CHIHUAHUA LOTE 4 1115057 251752 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú CIUDAD INSURGENTES 1114628 251542 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú CIUDAD INSURGENTES 1114628 251542 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú CIUDAD INSURGENTES 1114628 251542 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú DIECIOCHO DE MARZO LOTE 11 1115253 251149 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú DIECIOCHO DE MARZO LOTE 11 1115253 251149 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú DIECIOCHO DE MARZO LOTE 11 1115253 251149 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú EL CANTIL 1112451 251515 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú EL CANTIL 1112451 251515 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú EL CANTIL 1112451 251515 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú EL CANUTILLO 1112108 251240 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú EL CANUTILLO 1112108 251240 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú EL CANUTILLO 1112108 251240 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú EL DIVINO NIÑO JESÚS 1115549 245612 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú EL DIVINO NIÑO JESÚS 1115549 245612 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú EL DIVINO NIÑO JESÚS 1115549 245612 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú EL ESTERÓN 1112422 251104 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú EL ESTERÓN 1112422 251104 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú EL ESTERÓN 1112422 251104 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú EL FRIJOL 1111855 245724 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú EL MEZQUITITO 1112219 251700 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú EL MEZQUITITO 1112219 251700 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú EL NUEVO CAPRICHO 1111341 245628 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú EL NUEVO CAPRICHO 1111341 245628 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú EL NUEVO CAPRICHO 1111341 245628 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú EL OJO DE AGUA 1112027 245755 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú EL OJO DE AGUA 1112027 245755 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú EL OJO DE AGUA 1112027 245755 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú EL PEDREGAL 1111914 250824 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú EL PEDREGAL DE SAN LUIS 1111806 245727 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú EL PEDREGAL DE SAN LUIS 1111806 245727 XHCCB Entidad Municipio Localidad Long Lat Distintivo Baja California Sur Comondú EL PEDREGAL DE SAN LUIS 1111806 245727 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú EL POTRILLO 1111848 245439 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú EL POTRILLO 1111848 245439 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú EL POTRILLO 1111848 245439 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú EL RANCHITO 1112051 245759 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú EL RANCHITO 1112051 245759 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú EL RANCHITO 1112051 245759 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú EL RELEVO 1115446 250706 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú EL RELEVO 1115446 250706 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú EL RELEVO 1115446 250706 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú EL RINCÓN DE LAS GARZAS 1111951 250839 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú EL RINCÓN DE LAS GARZAS 1111951 250839 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú EL RINCÓN DE LAS GARZAS 1111951 250839 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú EL SECRETO 1113856 252057 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú EL SECRETO 1113856 252057 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú EL SECRETO 1113856 252057 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú EL TEQUEZQUITE 1112138 251232 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú EL TEQUEZQUITE 1112138 251232 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú EL TEQUEZQUITE 1112138 251232 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 130 1114709 251641 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 130 1114709 251641 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 130 1114709 251641 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 131 1114718 251630 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 131 1114707 251633 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 131 1114718 251630 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 131 1114707 251633 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 131 1114718 251630 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 131 1114707 251633 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 139 1114622 251657 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 139 1114622 251657 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 139 1114622 251657 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 140 1114634 251658 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 140 1114634 251658 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 140 1114634 251658 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 143 1114833 251707 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 143 1114833 251707 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 143 1114833 251707 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 144 1114822 251637 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 144 1114822 251637 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 144 1114822 251637 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 145 1114825 251600 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 145 1114825 251600 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú FERNANDO DE LA TOBA LOTE 145 1114825 251600 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú FIERRO ENCINAS DOS (RANCHO CELIS) 1114548 251901 XHCBC Entidad Municipio Localidad Long Lat Distintivo Baja California Sur Comondú FIERRO ENCINAS DOS (RANCHO CELIS) 1114548 251901 XHCCB Baja California Sur Comondú FIERRO ENCINAS DOS (RANCHO CELIS) 1114548 251901 XHCOC Baja California Sur Comondú FIERRO ENCINAS DOS LOTE 21 1114236 251934 XHCBC Baja California Sur Comondú FIERRO ENCINAS DOS LOTE 21
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