Mexico - Spatial development (Vol. 3 of 3) : Maps

Report No. 1081a-ME FDLE COPY Spatial Development in Mexico (In Three Volumes) Volume III: Maps RETURN TO ; r. & C. FILES January 31, 1977 Development Economics Department Latin America and the Caribbean Region Urban Projects Department FOR OFFICIAL USE 'LY Document of the World Bank This document has a restricted distribution and may be used by recipients only in the performance of their official duties. Its contents may not otherwise be disclosed without World Bank authorization.  FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY SPATIAL DZVEPMUIT IN MEaCO LIST OF MAPS Map Number as ItD Referred to Reference in this Rbport Number Title 1 15570 Regional Disequilibrium Relative to Federal District (1970) 2 15628 Division of National Territory in Three Zones of Influence 3 15603 Regional Structure 1970 4 15629 Hydrological Regions 5 15582 Regional Withdrawal and Consumption of Water 6 10462 Rural Population Density 7 10463 Agriculture, 1960 8 10464 Irrigation 9 10455 Climate 10 10467 Petroleum Pipelines and Procesaing Facilities 15583 A Spatial Framework for Development Policys Alternative I: A Growth Center Strategy 12 15584 Major Development Axes: Highway Distances (in Kilometer) 13 15585 A Spatial Framework for Developmeat Policy: Alternative II: Gulf Coast Strategy 114 15581 SOP Stratea (1973) 15 15580 Urban Growth Prospects: The Next Twenty Tears Based on Continuation of Present Policies 16 15579 Urban Growth Prospects: The Next Twenty Tears Based on Spatial Policies Framework 17 15578 Priority Development Areas, Major Cities, Metropolitan Areas and Principal Highway Connections 18 15577 Federal Capital Region Population Growth Rates 1940-70 19 15576 El Bajio: The Queretaro-Irapuato Industrial Corridor in its Regional Setting This document ha c restricted distribution and may be used by recipients only in the performance of their official duties. Its contents may not otherwise be disclsed without World ank authoriation.  7/I. h,, l ;i, s Ioi,jji 1, vI /, a r, LI ' olt aund afl J. U., 1 REGIONAL DISEQUILIBRIUM RELATIVE TO FEDERAL DISTRICT ~~~~~.. '.- Lt'''.:_ CHIHl GUANAJUAT \ . YUCATANUAHUA SIN~% ALSO TA sam \- \ ~~~~~~~~~ ~TABASCO= F i .0'.'-' s '' ''-' ' i Sl.ll"S tHl)(!lil(l t(/W.ll(ib o. S(.R,~NG L a; m rl.sl 1 tC1 t11st^4 jt11il!)1 1LM[,ILE : ; :: UVOIIrs B.iril. 1"f17CATELA :,,:'.'..,'.'. Sl,ltess bE,ltl] nl.lllIT ::.L,': i. (II .(l,Iillllkl, \,lAN.LUISlPOTO itii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~NYRQE 12Ce~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~GAAU -YUCATAt' "'  Thc boundaries sh/owon on this map do not iopl/v endorsement or a ceoptance hi the World Bank anid its affili tes. MEXICO: DIVISION OF NATIONAL TERRITORY IN THREE ZONES OF INFLUENCE \EIONTE R . . : : wolII d Bk 15 'S  fhe hoE du,ics shi,in ', t/7(s nap do uot in I I, I Ididevoseo I i " II t ota PIC' h I the W orld Ba hk aud its atirti x1 . Tijuana MexicalI MEXICO: REGIONAL STRUCTURE - 1970 Regional Boundary Sub-Regiona. Boundary <g ~~~~~~~~~Chih uahl&\ uaB n/ 1 Mexico City 2 Puebla WNorld Bsir-1 156(13  The boundaries shown on this map do not imply endorsement or acceptance by the World Bank and its affiliates. MEXICO HYDROLOGICAL REGIONS - Regionalization j - Subregionalization y < d - REGIONS: I Peninsula of Baja California II Ngrtheast 111 Central Pacific IV Balsas Region V South Pacific Isthmus 2J 4 VI Bravo Region VII Gulf Region VIII Papalopan Region \~ IX Grijalva-Usumacinta Region X Yucatan Peninsula Xl Northern Basins XII Centro Lerma XIII Gulf of Mexico World Bank-15~629  The boundaries shown on this map do not imply endorsement or acceptance by the World Bank and its affiliates. , I Peninsula of Baja California II Northeast S IlIl Central Pacific IV Balsas Region V South Pacific Isthmus VI Bravo Region Vil Gulf Region V(II Papalopan Region \ \ ~~~~~IX Grijalva-Usumacinta Region X Yucatan Peninsula 0V\Xv X X fL39-J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~19% REGIONAL WITHDRAWAL AND CONSUMPTION OF WATER 1000I4 oCnsump MiL L= 1970 1980 World Bank-15582  IBRD-10462 JUNE 1973 RURAL POPULATION DENSITY , , _1 9 6 0 P RANK AND DENSITY 2. P.IC S 563K4 . 3. TIAXCALA 43.7 4. HIDIALGO 36.8 :p '~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~. MORELOS 36. S. PUEBLA 3564 7.GUANAJUATO 30.4 S. VEHACHUZ 22.6 9. QUERETARO 21.7 i ....... < ; . . ' t . . | t t E ' '; 0 ' ' 10. MICHOACAN 18.4 i:: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I.AGUASCALICNIES 17.