English: Locator map showing the location of the District of Jardim Presidente Dutra, in red, along with the bairros*, within the municipality of Guarulhos, in the State of São Paulo, Brazil.

According to Law No. 3,198 of December 23, 1981, the District of Jardim Presidente Dutra is separated from the District of Guarulhos (this one being in the map shown as dark yellow, #f5e3ba), and has its headquarters in the bairro of the same name (bairro of Jardim Presidente Dutra, in dark red #cd2336). In this way, the district occupies the bairros of Água Chata, Aracília, Bonsucesso, Cumbica, Jardim Presidente Dutra (headquarters), Pimentas, Sadokim and Vila Any.

The GRU São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport also appears on the map, with a slightly darker hue (#eddaab) than the dark yellow of the Guarulhos District (#f5e3ba), to represent that although it is not a bairro, it is located inside the District of Guarulhos.

Note: *Bairro = In Brazilian Portuguese, the term may have different meanings depending of the city. The literal translation to 'Bairro' would be 'neighborhood', however, in the case of Guarulhos, at least officialy, it is used to represent the "administrative regions" of the city. Officialy, the equivalent of a neighborhood in Guarulhos would be the "Loteamentos"/"Vizinhanças" (subdivisions/neighborhood), however, these don't have definitive borders and are much smaller than a Bairro.

I couldn't find a english counterpart for this word, using 'neighborhood' would give it the same meaning as the Anglo definition. The most close to this would be 'borough' or 'district', however a borough is much bigger than a bairro from Guarulhos, and a 'district' in Brazil is regulated under law, as shown in the topic of this image.