Ruta 43 (Bolivia)

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Ruta 43 in Bolivia
Ruta 43 (Bolivia)
Basic data
Operator: Administradora Boliviana
de Carreteras
Start of the street: Viacha
( 16 ° 39 ′  S , 68 ° 18 ′  W )
End of street: Hito IV
( 17 ° 17 ′  S , 69 ° 36 ′  W )
Overall length: 176 km

Departments :

Course of the road
La Paz Department
Ingavi Province
Locality (000)  Viacha R19
flow (001)  Río Jacha Jahuira
flow (010)  Catari River
Los Andes Province
Locality (014)  Capiri
Ingavi Province
Locality (039)  Chama
flow (045)  Río Grande de Machaca
flow (047)  Río Salar
Pacajes Province
Locality (050)  Santo Domingo de Machaca
Locality (053)  Jihuacuta
Locality (059)  Villa Anta
Locality (065)  Nazacara de Pacajes
flow (066)  Desaguadero River
Ingavi Province
Locality (066)  Nazacara
Locality (088)  San Andrés de Machaca
José Manuel Pando Province
Locality (115)  Santiago de Machaca
flow (116)  Río Ingenio
Locality (152)  Catacora
Locality (167)  Thola Khollu
Locality (176)  Hito IV

The Ruta 43 is a national road in the South American Andean state of Bolivia .

Routing

The road is 176 kilometers long and runs on the Bolivian Altiplano , from the La Paz region in the east to the high mountain ridge of the Cordillera Occidental in the west.

The Ruta 43 runs from northeast to southwest in the southern part of the La Paz department . The road begins at the town of Viacha , about 35 kilometers southwest of La Paz , as a junction of Ruta 19 . The Ruta 43 leads first in a westerly, then in a south-westerly direction through the deserted region of the Bolivian highlands and ends at the border station Hito IV on the border with Peru .

The first 39 kilometers of Ruta 43 (to Chama) are paved, the rest of the route is currently paved (as of 2018).

history

The road was declared part of the Bolivian national road network Red Vial Fundamental with Ley 3441 of July 19, 2006 .

Sections of the route in the La Paz department

Ingavi Province

Los Andes Province

Ingavi Province

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