Will your neighborhood experience water outages? We’re sharing the calendar by zone and the list of neighborhoods so you can identify which days apply to you.
Water outages in Guadalajara and the Metropolitan Area are organized through a rotation system that includes seven supply zones.
Each zone has specific days when service is suspended, so identifying which zone your neighborhood is in is key to knowing when you might experience a water outage.
According to information published by the Government of Jalisco, here is how the cut-off days and the neighborhoods corresponding to each zone are distributed.
On which days will there be water outages in your zone?
Zone 1: Friday and Sunday. This applies to Guadalajara.
Zone 2: Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. This applies to Guadalajara.
Zone 3: Wednesdays and Saturdays. This zone includes Guadalajara and Tlaquepaque.
Zone 4: Mondays and Thursdays. This includes Tlaquepaque and Tonalá.
Zone 5: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday. This zone includes Guadalajara, Tlaquepaque, and Zapopan.
Zone 6: Mondays and Fridays. This includes Guadalajara, Tlaquepaque, and Zapopan.
Zone 7: Saturday and Sunday. This applies to Guadalajara.
Which neighborhoods will experience water outages?
Zone 1 – Guadalajara – Friday and Sunday
This includes neighborhoods such as Americana, Downtown Guadalajara, Colón, Colón Industrial, Jardines de la Cruz, Lafayette, Mexicaltzingo, Moderna, Villas de la Cruz, Ampliación del Sur, and San Antonio.
Zone 2 – Guadalajara – Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday
This includes Agua Azul, Analco, Barragán y Hernández, Beatriz Hernández, Campesina Sur, El Zalate, González Gallo, La Perla, Las Conchas, Medrano, Olímpica, San Carlos, San Juan de Dios, Unidad Modelo, and Universitaria, among others.
Zone 3 – Guadalajara and Tlaquepaque – Wednesday and Saturday
In Guadalajara, this includes neighborhoods such as Atlas, Balcones de Oblatos, Blanco y Cuéllar, Circunvalación Oblatos, El Porvenir, Hermosa Provincia, Huentitán el Alto, Jardines de la Paz, Lomas de Oblatos, Oblatos, San Rafael, Santa Cecilia, and Talpita.
In Tlaquepaque, this includes Álamo Habitacional, Colonial Tlaquepaque, El Álamo, El Campesino, El Tapatío, Hacienda de Tlaquepaque, Las Juntas, Las Juntitas, Lomas de Tlaquepaque, and Rancho Blanco.
Zone 4 – Tlaquepaque and Tonalá – Mondays and Thursdays
In Tlaquepaque, this includes Álvaro Obregón, Arboledas de San Martín, El Cerrito, El Órgano, La Floresta, Los Puestos, San Martín de las Flores, and San Pedrito.
In Tonalá, this includes Agua Blanca, Agua Escondida, Alameda, Altos Tonalá, Arroyo de Enmedio, Ciudad Aztlán, Colinas de Tonalá, El Rosario, El Vado, Hacienda Real, Jauja, La Guadalupana, and Las Huertas, among others.
Zone 5 – Guadalajara, Tlaquepaque, and Zapopan – Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday
In Guadalajara, this includes Abastos, Arcos Vallarta, Chapalita, El Fresno, Jardines del Bosque, Jardines del Sur, Lafayette, Lomas de Polanco, Mexicaltzingo, Miravalle, Moderna, Plaza del Sol, and Verde Valle.
In Tlaquepaque, this includes Altosur, Buenos Aires, Cerro del Cuatro, Cerro del Tesoro, El Refugio, Francisco I. Madero, Guadalupe Ejidal, Lomas de Curiel, Nueva Santa María, and Terralta.
In Zapopan, this includes El Mante, Gustavo Díaz Ordaz, La Calma, La Giralda, Las Águilas, Pinar de la Calma, and Rinconada del Sol.
Zone 6 – Guadalajara, Tlaquepaque, and Zapopan – Mondays and Fridays
In Guadalajara, this includes Americana, Arcos Vallarta, Downtown Guadalajara, Chapultepec Country, Colinas de San Javier, Independencia, Jardines de Guadalupe, Jardines del Country, La Normal, Ladrón de Guevara, Providencia, Santa Teresita, and Vallarta Sur.
In Tlaquepaque, this includes Arboledas, Arroyo de las Flores, Balcones de Santa María, Cerro del Tesoro, El Sauz, and Jardines de Santa María.
In Zapopan, this includes Chapalita, Ciudad del Sol, Ciudad Granja, Colli, El Bajío, El Fortín, Guadalupe Inn, Jardines de la Patria, Loma Bonita, Lomas de Guadalupe, Miramar, Paseos del Sol, Puerta de Hierro, Residencial Chapalita, Santa Ana Tepetitlán, Vallarta Universidad, and Villa Verona, among many others.
Zone 7 – Guadalajara – Saturday and Sunday
Includes Álamo Industrial, Arboledas, La Placita Shopping Center, Downtown Guadalajara, Echeverría, El Campamento and Las Casetas, El Dean, El Embarcadero, El Manantial, Ferrocarril, Ferrocarrilera, Higuerillas, La Aurora, La Duraznera, La Nogalera, Miravalle, Tlaquepaque, Valle del Álamo, and the Industrial Zone.
Note: Some neighborhoods may belong to more than one zone
Some neighborhoods are supplied by different aqueducts, so they may be distributed across more than one zone.
Therefore, before determining your water cutoff days, it’s important to consult the distribution map and check the exact location of your neighborhood.
Check the map and the complete list published by the Government of Jalisco to verify which supply zone you belong to.
