David K
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My Mileage/Travel Notes 2012 (BAJA NORTE)
Tecate Pemex to La Rumorosa: 34.4 mi., 58 min. with stops
Tecate to Hwy. 5: 80 mi.
Tecate to Hwy. 3 Jcn. via Hwy. 5: 160 mi.
Tecate to El Dorado Pemex: 183 mi.
Tecate to San Felipe Traffic Circle: 190 mi.
San Felipe Traffic Circle to Puertecitos Jcn. : 52 mi. (84 km.)
Puertecitos Jcn. MILE 0.0
Playa Cristina 5.0
La Costilla 6.1
Puente Heme 7.2
View Point 14.7
Okie Landing 22.5
End Pavement (7-15-12) 31.3
Campo Delfines Jcn. 31.9
Punta Bufeo Jcn. 36.6
Papa Fernandez Jcn. 41.7
Military Checkpoint 42.8
Alfonsina's Jcn./Gonzaga Pemex 44.2
Gonzaga Pemex MILE 0.0
Campo Beluga Jcn. 1.2
Las Palmitas & Santa Maria Canyon Jcn. 7.2
Punta Final (south) Jcn. 8.4
Coco's Corner 22.4 (left 6.3 to Calamajue Canyon road/ right 12.7 to Laguna Chapala/ Hwy. 1)
Laguna Chapala/ Hwy. 5 Jcn. to El Crucero: 17 mi.
Coco's Corner to Arroyo Calamajué near the mission: 13.1 mi.
Coco's Corner to Hwy. 1 at El Crucero: 28 mi.
El Crucero (Km. 261) to Bahia de los Angeles Jcn.: 13.0 mi.
(To Bahia de los Angeles from Hwy. 1: 39.5 mi.)
El Crucero to Villa Jesus Maria Pemex: 69.9 mi
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More to come!
[Edited on 11-29-2012 by David K]
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MMc
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Why don't you leave this on your website? If somebody needs to know this they send you a u2u and you'll repost it away. Leave something for the
adventures out there. To much info. The 1000 is past here so they don't need it 
"Never teach a pig to sing it frustrates you and annoys the pig" - W.C.Fields
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Marc
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Thanks. I've put it away for future use. Like it's getting late and should we press on?? Very handy.
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mcfez
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Great chart you posted here David. I just printed this out and will tape it inside my glove compartment.
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mcfez
Great chart you posted here David. I just printed this out and will tape it inside my glove compartment. |
Thanks Deno,
I actually have more to add, but got busy with other things...
The next road in Baja Norte we traveled last July, we did from south to north...
Vizcaino (in Baja CA Sur) to San Francisquito, Bahia de los Angeles, Hwy. 1 (Parador Punta Prieta).
Vizcaino (at Bahia Tortugas Jcn.) MILE 0.0
Pemex Station 0.3
Guillermo Prieto Jcn (leave Hwy. 1) 6.5
Turn left here 18.4
Guillermo Prieto (abandoned) 19.0
State Border (Pacific Time Zone) 30.1
CROSS ROAD (Mission Sta. Gertrudis 11.0 miles to right/ San Francisquito-El Arco Road 12.5 miles straight/ El Arco or Pozo Aleman left) 32.6
Cross road, Reset to 0.0
Pozo Aleman shortcut go straight ( El Arco left) 5.5
El Arco-San Francisquito Road 9.9 (go left)
Pozo Aleman entrance road 10.3
Pozo Aleman 11.0
Pozo Aleman Entrance 0.0
Rancho La Union road left 7.0
Cross El Camino Real 9.5
Guillermo Prieto/ Santa Gertrudis road right 13.2
Rancho Piedra Blanca 14.9
Rancho Progreso 33.0
L.A. Bay road jcn. (left) 33.6 (Right to San Francisquito)
Rancho Escondido entrance 33.8
Gate Left/ Resort Right 44.7
Punta San Francisquito 45.7 (from Pozo Aleman entrance)
North to Bahia de los Angeles and Hwy. 1... coming soon!
[Edited on 11-29-2012 by David K]
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David K
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Punta San Francisquito Resort to Bahia de los Angeles
Total and partial mileages:
00.0 00.0 Resort: Pta. San Francisquito
12.3 12.3 El Arco Left/ L.A. Bay Straight
13.8 01.5 Turn Right for L.A. Bay (ahead is older road to El Arco)
25.4 11.6 Original road north to L.A. Bay via La Bocana valley (1966)
36.6 11.2 Driveway to Pancho's Bahia San Rafael beach campo/ tire repair
38.7 02.1 Access to beach
55.5 16.8 Road to Bahia Las Animas
59.3 03.8 Original road south to San Francisquito via La Bocana valley (1966)
69.3 10.0 Road to railroad/ tram bucket terminal (San Juan/ Las Flores)
71.7 02.5 Las Flores Jail west of road
77.3 05.6 Camp Gecko Entrance
81.3 04.0 Paved Road at Bahia de los Angeles (tire repair/ Xitlali Market)
82.0 00.7 Traffic Circle, La Gringa junction in Bahia de los Angeles
Highway 1 (Parador Punta Prieta) is 39.5 miles from traffic circle. Mision San Borja junction is 12.6 miles from traffic circle.
1989 Auto Club Map of the area between L.A. Bay and San Francisquito, showing both the original (1966) road and the newer graded road. Rancho San
Pedro is actually Rancho La Bocana...
[Edited on 11-29-2012 by David K]
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David K
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Wondering if this would be best if moved to the Baja Road Conditions forum, to make finding it easier???
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rts551
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What makes you think someone can not find it?
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ncampion
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Great info, thanks. Do you bring a secretary along on your trips to monitor mileage, gas usage etc?? I'm never that organized.
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luv2fish
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| Quote: | Originally posted by MMc
Why don't you leave this on your website? If somebody needs to know this they send you a u2u and you'll repost it away. Leave something for the
adventures out there. To much info. The 1000 is past here so they don't need it
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Great reports Davie, I too will print them out. I'm sure one day ill use them. 😁
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by ncampion
Great info, thanks. Do you bring a secretary along on your trips to monitor mileage, gas usage etc?? I'm never that organized.
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Yup, she is so sweet that I married her! 
Writing trip reports is fun for me, and keeps past trip alive long after they are over... so I almost always have a notebook along and record data on
my Baja trips: mileages between points, km. markers, gasoline fill ups, time in the border line, etc.
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ncampion
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I figured that would be your answer
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rubencastillo
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Thanks for the info David,,will be printing it,,for future trips..
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luv2fish
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
| Quote: | Originally posted by ncampion
Great info, thanks. Do you bring a secretary along on your trips to monitor mileage, gas usage etc?? I'm never that organized.
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Yup, she is so sweet that I married her!
Writing trip reports is fun for me, and keeps past trip alive long after they are over... so I almost always have a notebook along and record data on
my Baja trips: mileages between points, km. markers, gasoline fill ups, time in the border line, etc. |
It amazes me how when a question is asked, you are able to reply "oh yeah that was asked on June of 2010 " and you bring up the thread. AMAZING are
you O.C.D. neat freak,etc. You seem very organized, wish I were like that. Thanks
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David K
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I think I am OBD.... Obsesive Baja Disorder!
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BAJACAT
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I also have OBD, DK my wife makes fun of me..But when we need to know how far are we are from our destination I have the answer..You need to know your
milage encase you broke down in the the road you have and idea where you are..I do not carry a GPS, so I do the miles like you DK.Thanks for all the
info you post in BN..
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