Original sentence: Benito Juárez.Gustavo A.Magdalena Contreras.Mexican post codes beginning with "02" are in Azcapotzalco; those beginning with "44" are in Tlalpan, etc.Miguel Hidalgo.Milpa Alta.Venustiano Carranza.Álvaro Obregón
Edited sentence: 01  Álvaro Obregón  685,327	 8,877  Suburban, mostly up-market.02  Azcapotzalco  440,558	  13,230  A bit rough; used to have a refinery.03  Benito Juárez  359,334  13,494  Quintessentially middle-class.04  Coyoacán  639,021  11,858	 Bourgeois, but also bohemians and the UNAM.05  Cuajimalpa  151,127  1,867  Western fringes.06  Cuauhtémoc  515,132  15,880  Downtown; Zócalo.07  Gustavo A.08  Iztacalco  410,717  17,935  Rough.09  Iztapalapa  1,771,673  15,398  Rough, most populous borough.10  Magdalena Contreras   221,762  2,943	 Suburban leading to rural.11  Miguel Hidalgo  351,846  7,583  Posh: embassies and Chapultepec park.12  Milpa Alta  96,744  341  Rural.13  Tláhuac  302,483  3,296  Rural.14  Tlalpan  580,776  1,904	 Suburban, rural, and mountainous (Ajusco).15  Venustiano Carranza  462,089  13,827  Decaying inner city; international airport.16  Xochimilco  368,798  2,946  Canals and a very special state of mind.Borough  Population  People / km²  Description.Madero  1,233,922  14,245  Decaying inner city; Virgin of Guadalupe.Mexican post codes beginning with "01" are in Álvaro Obregón; those beginning with "04" are in Coyoacán, etc.The population figures (2000 census) are from demographia.Total / Average  8,591,309  5,767