Ruta 29 (Bolivia)
| Ruta 29 in Bolivia | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Operator: | Administradora Boliviana de Carreteras |
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| Overall length: | 83 km | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Course of the road
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The Ruta 29 is a national road in the South American Andean state of Bolivia .
Routing
The road has a length of 83 kilometers and runs in the central part of the Tarija department from north to south. The road begins at the village of Palos Blancos on Ruta 11 , which leads from the departmental capital Tarija to Villamontes on the Río Pilcomayo . The Ruta 29 runs west of the Voranden chain of the Serranía Aguaragüe and in the northern part follows the valley of the Río Palos Blancos first upstream, then downstream the Río Saladillo. At Caraparí , the Ruta 29 swings in an easterly direction, crosses the Serranía Aguaraüe and reaches the Gran Chaco lowlands at Campo Pajoso . Here it meets the Ruta 9 , which leads from Yacuiba on the Argentine border via the lowland metropolis of Santa Cruz all the way to northern Bolivia to Guayaramerín on the border with Brazil .
The Ruta 29 is now asphalted for almost its entire length, only directly north of Acheral there are around 15 kilometers of gravel road (as of 2018).
history
Ruta 29 has been declared part of the Bolivian national road network " Red Vial Fundamental " by law 2915 of November 18, 2004 .
Sections of the route in the Tarija department
Burnet O'Connor Province
- km 000: Palos Blancos
Gran Chaco Province
- km 033: Acheral
- km 060: Caraparí
- km 083: Campo Pajoso