Ruta 4 (Bolivia)

Ruta 4 in Bolivia
Basic data
Operator:	Administradora Boliviana de Carreteras
Overall length:	1657 km
Departments :	Oruro  La Paz  Cochabamba  Santa Cruz
Ruta 4 at Tambo Quemado with the Sajama in the background
Course of the road Continue on  Ruta 11 (Chile) Chile - Bolivia Oruro Department (0)  Tambo Quemado (9)  Sajama River (10)  Lagunas (93)  Curahuara de Carangas La Paz Department (132)  Callapa (173)  Cañaviri (189)  Patacamaya Further on  (+21)  Sica Sica (+8)  Lahuachaca (+6)  Belén (aroma) (+7)  Konani (+10)  Panduro Oruro Department (+29)  Caracollo Further on  (208)  Querarani (221)  Lequepalca Department of Cochabamba (339)  Parotani (345)  Sipe Sipe (357)  Vinto (364)  Quillacollo (377)  Cochabamba (393)  Sacaba (430)  Colomi (500)  San Jacinto (507)  Puente Esperitu Santo II (539)  Villa Tunari (573)  Chimore (667)  Bulo Bulo Santa Cruz Department (670)  Puerto Grether (693)  Nuevo horizons (701)  San Germán (707)  El Palmar (715)  San Isidro Choré (724)  Yapacaní (746)  Buena Vista (797)  Montero (821)  Warnes (852)  Santa Cruz de la Sierra (870)  Cotoca (899)  Puerto Pailas (913)  Pailón (1129)  San Jose de Chiquitos (1261)  Roboré (1500)  Puerto Suarez (1517)  Arroyo Concepción (1546)  El Mutun (1657)  Puerto bush Continue on  BR-262

The Ruta 4 is a national road in the South American Andean state of Bolivia .

Routing

The road has a length of 1657 km and crosses Bolivia from west to east in its entire length, from the Cordillera Occidental on the Chilean border to the lowlands on the Brazilian border. The road crosses the departments of Oruro , La Paz , Cochabamba and Santa Cruz . It begins in the west as a continuation of the Chilean Route 11 at Tambo Quemado and ends in the east in the city of Puerto Suárez , from where a detour of Route 4 leads to Puerto Busch .

The entire Ruta 4 is paved or concreted and is in excellent condition; only the arm leading from Puerto Suárez to Puerto Busch along the Brazilian border has not yet been developed and consists of gravel and dirt road.

history

The Ruta 4 was declared part of the Bolivian national road network " Red Vial Fundamental " by decree 25.134 of August 31, 1998 .

Route sections

Oruro Department

• km 000: Tambo Quemado
• km 093: Curahuara de Carangas

La Paz Department

• Km 189: Patacamaya

Oruro Department

• km xxx: Caracollo

Department of Cochabamba

• km 339: Parotani
• km 345: Sipe Sipe
• km 357: Vinto
• km 364: Quillacollo
• km 377: Cochabamba
• km 393: Sacaba
• Km 430: Colomi
• km 500: San Jacinto
• km 507: Puente Esperitu Santo II
• km 539: Villa Tunari
• km 573: Chimore
• km 667: Bulo Bulo

Santa Cruz Department

• km 670: Puerto Grether
• km 693: Nuevo Horizonte
• km 701: San Germán
• km 707: El Palmar
• km 715: San Isidro Choré
• km 724: Yapacaní
• km 746: Buena Vista
• km 797: Montero
• km 821: Warnes
• km 852: Santa Cruz de la Sierra
• km 870: Cotoca
• km 899: Puerto Pailas
• km 913: Pailón
• km 1129: San José de Chiquitos
• km 1261: Roboré
• km 1500: Puerto Suárez
• km 1517: Arroyo Concepción
• km 1546: El Mutún
• km 1657: Puerto Busch

Web links

• Bolivian road network - overview map 2020 (PDF 1.9 MB)
• Rutas y longitudes - Administradora Boliviana de Carreteras (2006) ( Spanish )