The forests on the slopes of these volcanoes and rivers feed into the aquifer of the city and its surroundings. Two splendid river encircling the city to the west and east, the Atoyac River and the Rio San Francisco, in addition to other minor rivers like Alseseca the Rabanillo, the shoemaker and the Chinguiñoso, each with its wooded banks and the unique fauna of these places. Fourteen miles of Atoyac continue to cross the city with its riparian trees. Escaped the tubing that was the victim of the Rio San Francisco. I just saw a picture of Jose Marquez, this extraordinary painter of the city that left us, which are still San Francisco bridges and trees in autumn season. Indeed, the painter's house has been converted into a dreadful office, cross the pedestrian bridge leading to the Convention Center. There should be a museum with the stock of the extraordinary work of Jose Marquez, the painter par excellence of the city of Puebla of the twentieth century. Puebla also had 19 vessels had similar regulators to Laguna de San Baltazar, now covered with houses and cement except two: one that is still without rescuing the remaining Chapulco Lagoon, and Laguna de San Baltazar. Puebla was also from 1940, with a massive dam just thirty minutes from the city. The wild scenery and special Valsequillo also offered us a view of the volcanoes reflected on water, and the possibility of tourism development for the original town. Almost everything we lost. All Puebla crossing rivers are polluted. Coastal parks should exist in the rivers that have not been cased, are full of garbage and debris.