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Manzanillo 19°03'N 104°20'W Elev. 95m/311' | ||
36 km (351 remaining) 22 miles (218 remaining) | Leave Manzanillo eastbound on highway 110 to Cuyutlán. | |
Cuyutlán 18°55'N 104°04'W Elev. 3m/10' | ||
10 km (315 remaining) 6 miles (196 remaining) | ||
Armería 18°56'N 103°58'W Elev. 55m/180' | ||
44 km (305 remaining) 27 miles (190 remaining) | Colima is the capital city of the state of Colima and one of the oldest cities in Mexico. In Colima, continue north on highway 54. | |
Colima 19°14'N 103°41'W Elev. 723m/2372' | ||
52 km (261 remaining) 32 miles (163 remaining) | The active volcano Volcán de Colima and then Nevado de Colima are visible off to the left. The tollroad bypasses the town of Tonila, which is just north of the Jalisco/Colima state line. | |
Tonila 19°24'N 103°31'W Elev. 1122/3681' | ||
32 km (209 remaining) 20 miles (131 remaining) | The active volcano Nevado de Colima and then Volcán de Colima are visible off to the right. | |
Atenquique 19°32'N 103°30'W | ||
28 km (177 remaining) 18 miles (111 remaining) | The route passes Laguna Zapotlán. Ciudad Guzman is one of the larger cities on the route with a year 2000 population of 90,363 and is the birthplace of mural artist José Clemente Orozco. | |
Ciudad Guzman 19°42'N 103°28'W Elev. 1507m/4944' | ||
18km (149 remaining) 11 miles (93 remaining) | ||
Sayula turnoff 19°50'N 103°31'W | ||
46 km (131 remaining) 29 miles (82 remaining) | ||
Atoyac 29°40'N 103°31'W Elev. 1350m/4429' | ||
49 km (85 remaining) 31 miles (53 remaining) | The route crosses the northern portion of Lago de Sayula and Lago de San Marcos. | |
20°23'N 103°34'W | ||
36 km (36 remaining) 22 miles (22 remaining) | The route ends in the southeastern section of Guadalajara (Mexico's second largest city) at the intersection of highway 54 and Anillo Periférico. Within Guadalajara, highway 54 goes by the street name Adolfo Lopez Mateos. Anillo Periférico is an outer loop encircling Guadalajara. | |
Guadalajara 20°38'N 103°25'W Elev. 1553m/5095' | ||