Mexican Federal Highway 1

Federal highway corridors in Mexico are generally designated with even numbers for east–west routes and odd numbers for north–south routes. Numerical designations usually ascend southward away from the U.S. border for east–west routes and usually ascend eastward away from the Pacific Ocean for north–south routes. Therefore, Fed. 1, due to its proximity to the Pacific Ocean, has the lowest possible odd number designation, and intersecting east–west federal highway corridors usually conform to this pattern. The road begins in the border city of Tijuana, where it continues northward as Interstate 5 at the San Ysidro Port of Entry. This highway also goes under the Cross Border Xpress terminal in Tijuana. It is bypassed from here to Ensenada by Fed. 1D, a toll road. ==Major intersections==

Baja California • United States–Mexico border (Tijuana) • Playas de Rosarito • Ensenada • Maneadero • San Quintín • El Rosario • Cataviña • Fed. 12 to Bahía de los Ángeles • Punta Prieta • Rosarito • Villa Jesús María and road to Sebastián Vizcaíno Bay • State Line (28th parallel north) Baja California Sur . • Guerrero Negro • San Ignacio, road to San Ignacio Lagoon • Santa Rosalía • Mulegé • Loreto • Ciudad Insurgentes • Ciudad Constitución • La Paz • San Pedro • Fed. 19 to Todos Santos & El Pescadero; shortcut to Cabo San Lucas • San Antonio • Santiago • Los Cabos International Airport (at airport exit) • San José del Cabo - as Boulevard Mauricio Castro • Los Cabos Corridor (at transpeninsular monument) • Cabo San Lucas - as Boulevard Lázaro Cárdenas == References ==