$1,035,938

Rural property known as La Mojonera, located in the town of La Providencia, in the Municipality of Mascota, Jalisco, with an area of six hectares, forty-two ares, and sixteen centiares. Measurements and boundaries: To the north, at a vertex, it borders the property of the Chávez family. To the south, in a straight line, it measures three hundred sixty-seven meters and thirty-eight centimeters (367.38 meters) and also borders the Chávez property. To the east, in an irregular line from north to south, it measures forty-four meters and fifteen centimeters (44.15 meters) plus three hundred eight meters and sixty-eight centimeters (308.68 meters). To the west, in a sloping line from south to north, it measures three hundred seventy-one meters and nine centimeters (371.09 meters) plus one hundred ten meters and six centimeters (110.06 meters), bordering the property of Ser Chávez Cruz. Terrain Type: Predominantly flat, ideal for various agricultural, livestock, or rural development uses. Vegetation, Flora, and Fauna in the Mascota, La Mojonera, and Corrinchis Area The region is part of the pine-oak forest ecosystem, with the presence of: Pinus spp. pines Quercus spp. oaks Madronos and oyamel firs in cooler areas Natural grasslands and riparian vegetation near watercourses such as streams or reservoir edges The wild flora is enriched during the rainy season with mountain flowers, ferns, and mosses. Characteristic Fauna Mammals such as white-tailed deer, ringtails, armadillos, and skunks. Birds such as hawks, eagles, goldfinches, and woodpeckers. Reptiles such as iguanas and snakes, including some rattlesnake species. The presence of freshwater fish such as tilapia and catfish, as well as waterfowl, is common in the areas near the Corrinchis Dam. Topography The terrain is predominantly flat in the La Mojonera area, although the natural environment of Mascota is mountainous with valleys of volcanic and sedimentary origin. The average altitude ranges from 1,270 to 1,350