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[Scooby]

I'm looking for a good map or two which include and name the colonias and not just the tourist strip.
Web based maps would be also be nice.
Hope they exist.

[Klort]

http://maps.google.com/

There's all of Rosarito in it.

[Scooby]

I was already aware of Google maps but thank you.
Actually, I was hoping to find something which would include the colonia names.
Having the names of the colonias listed can greatly narrow down a search.
Sometimes a street name may exist more than once in the same city but unconnected & in different colonias.


Mapquest appears to show some colonias but I don't know how comprehensive it is or how outdated it may be.

[Scooby]

While I still haven't any answers for carry around maps of Rosarito, I have found some useful maps online which include colonias.
How accurate or current they are remains to be seen.

Mapquest TJ Area

MSN Live (You might need to download & install their software)

Virtual Earth combined with Google

Disappointedly, they don't seem to show Rosarito's newer and more inland colonias.

[otayBill]

The current Guia Roji map of Tijuana includes all the streets of Rosarito.

http://www.amazon.co...i/dp/9706215123

I bought mine at Sanborns. I find it mandatory for TJ driving.

[Scooby]

The current Guia Roji map of Tijuana includes all the streets of Rosarito.

http://www.amazon.co...i/dp/9706215123

I bought mine at Sanborns. I find it mandatory for TJ driving.

Can you say if it shows the colonia names ?

[otayBill]

Can you say if it shows the colonia names ?

Yes, the Guia Roji has the colonia names.

It uses the 'official' colonia names. I find sometimes locals call a barrio by a different name then the municipal government's name. For example, my colonia is offically, "Nueva Tijuana" but the locals call it "Otay Modulos."