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Aerial view of the desert landscape in the Mulegé region.

PRIVATE PROPERTY · BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR

About 1,832 acres of
private land.

Project San Lucas presents a privately owned 741.24-hectare property in the municipality of Mulegé, Baja California Sur, beside the community of Ejido San Lucas. The cartographic plan records the area.

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Aerial view of the regional surroundings.

Property area ≈ 1,832 acres 741.24 hectares shown on the cartographic plan
Location Mulegé, Baja California Sur
Boundary along road right-of-way ≈ 3,671 ft

01 / THE LAND

Area and access
to the land.

The plan records the area and boundary; aerial views and the map show the property in its regional setting.

A dirt road suitable for conventional vehicles; access to electricity and potable water networks.

Property details
Area ≈ 1,832 acres (741.24 hectares per plan)
Tenure Private property
Municipality Mulegé, Baja California Sur
Boundary along right-of-way ≈ 3,671 ft (1,118.788 m per plan)
Access Dirt road accessible to conventional vehicles
Utilities Access to electricity and potable water networks
Desert vegetation and low-lying terrain.

AREA COMPARISON

Compare 1,832 acres with three mapped landmarks.

Select a landmark to see its mapped footprint beside the property.

Property area 1,832 acres 741.24 hectares per cartographic plan

The local map could not load. The cartographic plan still records the property area and outline.

Approved property outline Stadium building footprint in Arlington, Texas 1 mi
Approximate area ≈ 15.43 acres 0.84% of the property · the property is 118.7× larger

The outline is not cadastral certification. Central Park’s silhouette is fitted inside only as a visual aid; it is not to scale.

OpenStreetMap · building footprint Community-mapped building polygon, not an official as-built survey.

Local vector map: © OpenStreetMap contributors · Protomaps

The landscape from above.

A selection of aerial views of the regional landscape.

The footage shows the desert landscape, roads and regional surroundings; it does not by itself trace the property boundary.

03 / LOCATION & SURROUNDINGS

The land and its surroundings.

Explore the coastline, nearby towns and regional landmarks.

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Ochre outline: property · Dots: places · Circle: reference access. Distances are approximate; the map does not certify boundaries, access or services.

Regional satellite reference view of the coast and surrounding terrain.
Regional satellite reference view. It does not certify boundaries, access or services. · Satellite imagery: Esri, Vantor, Earthstar Geographics, GIS User Community · Places: OpenStreetMap contributors
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Between desert and gulf

Santa Rosalía to the north, San Bruno to the south and San Marcos Island off the coast help place the property in its regional setting. Select a town or regional destination in Places to see its location and approximate road distance from the reference access.

04 / OPPORTUNITIES

Opportunities for the land.

  • Tall cacti and mountains in a desert landscape.

    Nature tourism

    In the region, mountain slopes, ravines, open coast, trails and an arroyo could inform proposals for guided outings and desert wildlife watching.

  • Small stone cabins in a desert landscape.

    A vacation complex

    The idea is for low-scale lodging in a desert setting. Operating it would require services that are not available on the property today.

  • Solar panels in a desert landscape.

    Solar energy

    A project would first need to assess the solar resource, grid interconnection and required permits.

  • Wind turbines in a desert landscape in California.

    Wind energy

    A wind project would require technical studies, grid interconnection and permits.

Cartographic plan showing the property, recorded as 741.24 hectares (about 1,832 acres).
Cartographic plan of the property.

05 / CARTOGRAPHIC PLAN

The property
plan.

The cartographic plan records 741.24 hectares (about 1,832 acres) and a 1,118.788-meter boundary (about 3,671 ft) along the road right-of-way.

Access via a dirt road suitable for conventional vehicles.

06 / INFORMATION

Property
information.

See the property area, access and location details above.

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