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La Huerta, Jalisco

94 · Mostly intact

The land from above

Water and ground

Forest and life

Climate and air

Place, rules and fit

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Mexico · 650 ha

La Huerta, Jalisco

Mostly intact · Restore

Most of the land is unchanged. The rest needs restoring.

94of 100range 82 to 100 · 78% sure

Condition of the land

The score, 0 to 100. 100 is land of its kind that people have left alone.

487896

94 reads mostly intact (78 to 95). The range, 82 to 100, is where its two measures disagree; 78% of it stays mostly intact. A site visit settles it.

This land has moved from its natural state, and it can come back.

Read from two measures

Unchanged87

How little people have changed it, from roads and buildings to fields and lights.

Unconverted100

How much of it is not fields, buildings, or missing the forest it would carry.

The score sits between the two.

Trees now 97%. Left alone, about 56%.

Read from orbit and public records, as a reason to go and look. It is not a certificate, an appraisal or a ruling on this land or the people who work it.

If you know this land and the reading gets it wrong, tell us.

The land's signature

Five pillars under the score, 0 at the centre to 100 at the rim: water, ecology, climate resilience, freedom from pressure and soil.

94Water69Ecology89Climate37Pressure62Soil44

Floor, 40Short of the floorTree cover, 96%

The dashed amber circle is the fair floor, 40; red is the shortfall below it. Dotted: the first signed reading.

Hazard screen

High 4 · Medium 3 · Low or very low 4

Landslidehigh
Tsunamihigh
Cyclonehigh
Wildfirehigh
Coastal floodmedium
Earthquakemedium
Extreme heatmedium
River floodlow
Urban floodlow
Volcanovery low
Water scarcityvery low

Screened for La Huerta, Jalisco, Mexico, not for this land: a planning prompt. A site study settles the land itself.

StrengthA watercourse runs through the parcel. A mapped river or stream crosses the parcel (Rio Cuitzmala).
RiskRainfall is low, making water availability a primary constraint. 896 mm of rain per year — below the roughly 1,000 mm rain-fed agriculture usually needs.
UnknownMost of the parcel reads as tree cover. 96% of the parcel reads as tree cover (satellite land-cover mapping).
First moveEngage local counsel to confirm title and permitting before you commit capital.

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From here

TERRA Watch tells you when this land changes. The report puts the reading on paper.

Verified from orbit · 16 Oct 2026 · 27 of 32 sources

Signed 16 Oct 2026 · sha256 322a8d82…221ff3